[Seweryn]

Originally Posted by unkel

All the W124 estates had self levelling suspension, didn't they?

Yes, all the Estate models had Rear SLS as standard. Other models like the 4 door - as option (rare, obviously), except some special edition models like the 500E, which AFAIK had it as standard also.

[KevRossi]

Originally Posted by unkel

All the W124 estates had self levelling suspension, didn't they?

Was he not referring to the 300CE when he mentioned that? I think some people have access to the car spec via the car reg plate. You can do it with some cars on www.parkers.co.uk

[w124man]

Originally Posted by MAJJ

How can you tell it has self levelling and hydraulic slip diff. I didn't see it in the add so am guessing dash buttons/lights?

You can see the hydraulic reservoir on the passenger side under the bonnet. It has two pipes coming out, one is SLS and the other is for the diff.

[MAJJ]

Originally Posted by w124man

You can see the hydraulic reservoir on the passenger side under the bonnet. It has two pipes coming out, one is SLS and the other is for the diff.

Thanks for sharing those details, every day a school day.

[11wingnut]

https://www.donedeal.ie/vintagecars-...l-6-9/25998225

[11wingnut]

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1974-Peug...EAAOSwgmBfsAmd

[SmartinMartin]

Originally Posted by 11wingnut

https://www.donedeal.ie/vintagecars-...l-6-9/25998225

I suppose Cork is foreign enough alright.

[SmartinMartin]

That Pug estate is a fantastic find.

[w124man]

Thought those 404 estates were 7 seaters

[unkel]

No, not as standard. There was the usual French "familiale" option though of having a third row

[ohnonotgmail]

is that a sofa as the third row?

[unkel]

Yep a bench

Quite unusual that the 404 has two rear seats. Most familiales of the era had 3 seats in the middle row and a bench as the third row or just two rear benches