Skip to content
  • We Are SLSHOP
  • The world’s leading classic Mercedes destination. Welcome to SLSHOP.
tel +44 (0) 1789 337 070
SLSHOP
  • HOME
  • Buy or Sell a Mercedes
    • Mercedes For Sale
      • Showroom Vehicles
      • Appraised Vehicles
      • Mercedes W113 For Sale
      • Mercedes R107 For Sale
      • Mercedes R129 For Sale
      • Coming Soon
      • Previously Sold
    • Sell Your Mercedes
      • Let us Help You Sell Your Car
      • My Vehicle Listing
    • Buying Guides
      • W190 SL
      • W113 SL
      • R107 SL
      • R129 SL
      • R230 SL
      • The SL Market

      • Buying

      • SLSHOP Warranty

      • We are SLSHOP

  • Workshops
    • W113
      • W113
      • R107
      • R129
      • Heritage
      • Specialist
      • Modern Classic
      • AMG
    • Healthcheck
      • Complete Health Check
      • New Owner Check
      • Engine Check
      • Brake Check
      • Under Body Check
      • Pre Season Check
    • Servicing
      • Routine Servicing
      • Improve the way my Pagoda runs
      • Improve the way my Pagoda changes gear
      • Diagnose an issue
      • Rally & Competition Preparation
      • CARE Servicing plans
      • My account
      • SLSHOP MOT
      • UK Registration service
    • Restoration / Fabrication
      • Factory Correct Restoration
      • Welding repairs
      • Manual Gearbox Conversion
      • W113 Gearbox Rebuilds
      • Engine rebuilds
      • Soft Top replacement
      • Pagoda Interior / Trimming
      • W113 Repaint
    • Additional Services
      • Detailing
      • Pagoda Transportation
      • Hardtop Storage
      • Vehicle Storage
      • Valuation Certificate
      • Rust Protection
    • Help & Advice
      • Show me an SLSHOP restored Pagoda
    • R107
      • W113
      • R107
      • R129
      • Heritage
      • Specialist
      • Modern Classic
      • AMG
    • Healthcheck
      • Complete Health Check
      • New Owner Check
      • Engine Check
      • Brake Check
      • Under Body Check
      • Pre Season Check
    • Servicing
      • Routine Servicing
      • Improve the way my 107 drives
      • Diagnose an issue
      • Rally & Competition Preparation
      • Fast Road Upgrades
      • Improve the way my 107 Handles
      • USA to EURO Conversion
      • CARE Servicing plans
      • My account
      • SLSHOP MOT
      • UK Registration service
    • Restoration / Fabrication
      • Factory Correct Restoration
      • Bulkhead Repair
      • Manual Gearbox conversions
      • Engine Rebuilds
      • SportLine
      • Soft Top Replace
      • Interior trim for 107 SL’s
      • Gearbox Rebuilds
      • R107 Repainting
    • Additional Services
      • Detailing
      • Hardtop Storage
      • Vehicle Storage
      • Transportation Support
      • Valuation Certificate
      • Rust Protection
      • Engine Cleaning
    • Help & Advice
      • I’ve just acquired a R107 SL
    • R129
      • W113
      • R107
      • R129
      • Heritage
      • Specialist
      • Modern Classic
      • AMG
    • Healthcheck
      • Complete Health Check
      • New Owner Check
      • Engine Check
      • Brake Check
      • Under Body Check
      • Pre Season Check
    • Servicing
      • Routine Servicing
      • Improve the way my 129 drives
      • Diagnose an issue
      • R129 Hard/Soft Top Check
      • CARE Servicing plans
      • UK Registration service
      • My account
      • R129 SL MOT
    • Restoration & Upgrades
      • Preventative Rust Programmes
      • Cosmetic Upgrades
      • Parking Sensors
      • Audio & Sat Nav
      • Pimp My R129
      • Fit me a new soft top
      • R129 Repainting
    • Additional Services
      • Detailing
      • Hardtop Storage
      • Vehicle Storage
      • Transportation Support
      • Valuation Certificate
      • Rust Protection
    • Help & Advice
      • I’ve just acquired an R129
    • Heritage
      • W113
      • R107
      • R129
      • Heritage
      • Specialist
      • Modern Classic
      • AMG
    • Healthcheck
      • Complete Health Check
      • New Owner Check
      • Brake Check
      • Engine Check
      • Under Body Check
      • Pre Season Check
    • Servicing
      • Routine Servicing
      • Improve the way my classic Mercedes Drives
      • Diagnose an issue
      • Rally & Competition Preparation
      • CARE Servicing plans
      • My account
      • SLSHOP MOT
    • Restoration / Fabrication
      • Factory Correct Restoration
      • Welding Repairs
      • Manual Gearbox conversions
      • Interior Trimming
    • Additional Services
      • Detailing
      • Hardtop Storage
      • Vehicle Storage
      • Transportation Support
      • Valuation Certificate
      • Rust Protection
    • Help & Advice
      • I’ve just acquired a classic Mercedes
    • Specialist
      • W113
      • R107
      • R129
      • Heritage
      • Specialist
      • Modern Classic
      • AMG
    • Healthcheck
      • Complete Health Check
      • New Owner Check
      • Engine Check
      • Brake Check
      • Under Body Check
      • Pre Season Check
    • Servicing
      • Routine Servicing
      • Improve the way my classic Mercedes Drives
      • Gearbox Service
      • Diagnose an issue
      • Rally & Competition Preparation
      • CARE Servicing plans
      • My account
      • SLSHOP MOT
    • Restoration / Fabrication
      • Factory Correct Restoration
      • Welding Repairs
      • Manual Gearbox conversions
      • Interior Trimming
    • Additional Services
      • Detailing
      • Hardtop Storage
      • Vehicle Storage
      • Transportation Support
      • Valuation Certificate
      • Rust Protection
    • Help & Advice
      • I’ve just acquired a classic Mercedes
    • Modern Classic
      • W113
      • R107
      • R129
      • Heritage
      • Specialist
      • Modern Classic
      • AMG
    • Healthcheck
      • Complete Health Check
      • New Owner Check
      • Engine Check
      • Brake Check
      • Under Body Check
      • Pre Season Check
    • Servicing
      • Routine Servicing
      • Gearbox Service
      • Improve the way my modern classic drives
      • Diagnose an issue
      • Rally & Competition Preparation
      • SLSHOP MOT
    • Restoration / Fabrication
      • Factory Correct Restoration
      • Interior Trimming
    • Additional Services
      • Detailing
      • Hardtop Storage
      • Vehicle Storage
      • Transportation Support
      • Valuation Certificate
      • Rust Protection
    • Help & Advice
      • I’ve just acquired a modern classic Mercedes
    • AMG
      • W113
      • R107
      • R129
      • Heritage
      • Specialist
      • Modern Classic
      • AMG
    • Healthcheck
      • Complete Health Check
      • New Owner Check
      • Engine Check
      • Brake Check
      • Under Body Check
      • Pre Season Check
    • Servicing
      • Routine Servicing
      • Improve the way my AMG drives
      • Gearbox Service
      • Diagnose an issue
      • Rally & Competition Preparation
      • CARE Servicing plans
      • SLSHOP MOT
      • My account
    • Restoration / Fabrication
      • Factory Correct Restoration
    • Additional Services
      • Detailing
      • Hardtop Storage
      • Vehicle Storage
      • Transportation Support
      • Valuation Certificate
      • Rust Protection
    • Help & Advice
      • I’ve just acquired an AMG Mercedes
  • Events
    • 60th Pagoda Meet & Pilgrimage
    • Autumn Cars & Coffee
  • Parts Store
    • W121 Parts
    • W113 Pagoda Parts
    • R107 Parts
    • R129 Parts
      • R230 Parts
  • JOURNAL
  • We Are SLSHOP
  • SLSHOP Membership

The Classic Mercedes-Benz Lockdown Guide – A ‘to do’ list for when there’s not much to do

  • Understanding
  • Enjoying
  • Improving Advice
  • SLSHOP TV
  • The Market
  • Proud Owners
  • In the Press
  • 190 SL
  • W113 SL
  • R107 SL
  • R129 SL
  • R230 SL
  • All Other
  • Classic mercedes benz

For many of us in the UK and Europe, April is looking rather odd. Normal operating procedure at this time of year is preparing the car for the season, getting last minute jobs done, attending a few local shows and possibly getting out to some of the larger ‘season starter’ gatherings. The worldwide CoronaVirus crisis has confined many classic cars to garages for longer than usual, so to help get through these quiet times we’ve compiled a list of things to do whilst still confined at home.

Our resident SL expert, sales director, respected marque connoisseur and Pagoda owner Bruce Greetham has put together the following:

It all starts with a list. Write out all the jobs that are outstanding, things that you know need doing with your car. Next narrow it down further by highlighting the ones that you are:

a. capable of…
b. have the parts and tools on hand to complete, or…
c. could complete but you need to order some parts

If there are jobs that require parts to be ordered, there are still plenty of specialists available who will dispatch items to you.

Our parts store is still operational, and sending parcels to customers, for example. Our staff are happy to assist with your parts enquiries to help you keep boredom at bay.

Here’s a few simple ideas to stave off boredom, keep you entertained and keep your classic Mercedes-Benz in ship-shape:

Tyre pressures (including the spare)

Do you know the exact pressures your tyres should be at? If not, now is a great time to learn. It might even be worth making a sticker or card you can stash somewhere in the car, after all, with old cars, the manufacturers original stickers have often gone missing during repaints or worn away, more so on the older Pagodas. We offer a replacement tyre pressure sticker set for W113.

Learn your fuses and relays

Do you know where you’d find a fuse if an electrical part of your car stops working? Take the time to learn where your fuses and relays are; you never know when that might help. If your car doesn’t have a manual, make yourself a cardboard map of your fusebox. When you’re in the rain in Southern France trying to get your wiper motor working again, you’ll be glad you didn’t waste your lockdown time!

Check your lights and levels, learn the location of your fuses…

Lights and levels

It might not be MOT time but when did you last check all your bulbs? It’s easy and cheap to replace bulbs, so why not take the chance to refresh yours. While you’re at it, make sure you order a spare set for touring. It’s such a small and easy thing to carry, and there’s nothing worse than realising at the last moment that you’re missing a spare part that could so easily have been procured and carried.

This forced lockdown is a great chance to complete the tedious jobs that you’d normally overlook. You might check the fluid but have you ever deep cleaned your washer bottle? This is something that applies to every car, not just a classic Mercedes-Benz! Generally the washer bottle is easy to access and remove. Take it out and give it a thorough clean.

Lubricate your locks

A few drops of oil in your lock mechanism will make a big difference. Check you have spare keys too, if not, why not get one ordered?

Clean your engine and check for oil leaks

Use some WD40 and a rag and go to town on your engine bay, it’s both therapeutic and rewarding. How far you go is up to you, but we’ve seen on twitter that one motoring journalist has already taken a Dremel to clean up his ABS pump. Seems that boredom gets to people in different ways…

Spend an afternoon with the car on a good quality set of ramps, clean everything carefully and then run it up to temperature. A clean engine bay makes spotting leaking or dripping oil much easier.

Check your Spare Wheel and tools

When did you last check your spare wheel? Is it up to pressure? Is the tyre any good, for that matter? Whilst you’ve got the spare out of it’s home, lubricate the jack and brace. Does the tool kit cover what you need? I doubt it, so get online at our parts store and order the things you’re lacking. Spare fuses, old wire, insulation tape, bulbs, spare fan belt, spare oil. clean out that drain hole before putting the spare away. You could even replace the drain hole plug if yours is showing signs of aging.

  • What lies…
  • Beneath…?

Deep clean alloy wheels, care for your soft-top, treat your seats

Often when we clean our cars we pay special attention to the paint and chrome work but only give lip service to the seats, soft-top and alloys. Now is the time to change that and get busy!

Seats and Interior

Spend a day giving your interior a good old fashioned valet…

When was the last time you treated your seats with a leather balsam? Leather needs nourishment, so find a high quality leather treatment product and spend an afternoon improving your cabin. There’s a fair amount of leather in an SL, especially if you are lucky enough to have rear seats.

Soft Top

Does your soft top get neglected, or is it regularly cleaned? For some owners, the soft top remains stowed beneath the decklid for most of the year. Taking the time to give it a proper clean can prolong the life of your soft top, and increase your enjoyment of the car. Make sure you clean the mechanism and the internal bars too, wire wool should do the trick on the metalwork inside the soft top frame. After all you spend most of the time looking at this inside the car which can be irritating.

Wheels

Alloy wheels can be a pain to clean, and to do it right takes time, with multiple products called for. Why not remove the wheels and do the job properly? Clean off all the road grime from outside and inside the wheel, then treat them with alloy wheel cleaner. Add a layer of polish, then re-fit the wheels. Now might also be a good time to refresh those rusty old wheel bolts – these are a best seller in our parts store.

Cleaning and lubricating your seat runners can make a big difference

Lube seat runners

Do your seats slide swiftly, or do they bump and grind? Removing the seats is easy on an old car. Whip the seats out, give the carpets a deep clean and lubricate the runners before putting everything back together. You’ll be glad you did.

The iconic bumpers of an R107 are a key part of it’s looks. Have you cleaned beneath yours?

Bumpers

This is a bit more involved, but is a well worth while home DIY task. Remove the front and rear bumpers, clean inside and refinish with a protective paint. Bumpers corrode from the inside our as road grime and mud collect from underneath. The best way to clean this out is to remove them and do it properly. Our parts store has everything you need if things require replacing before you put the car back together.

Bruce has owned both generations of SL… Here’s a little of his insight for easy improvements.

Bruce’s SL Specific Top Tips:

Mercedes-Benz Pagoda SL Tips:

Get those heater sliders fixed, it’s an awkward job but is rewarding once it’s complete! Find the parts in our online store here.

Fit some retractable inertial reel seat belts, a very easy DIY job and well worth it for driver and passenger comfort and safety.

Mercedes-Benz R107 SL Tips:

Check the vacuum valve on the bulkhead, it’s an easy one to replace and it will make a difference to warmth in the cabin.

Thanks for reading, if you are indulging in any of these activities, do keep us updated via email and on social media.

Let us know how your SL is helping you through these quiet times. We’ll all be out on the road soon in enough, driving incredibly clean classic cars!

Post photos of you and your SL in isolation in the comments, or email to [email protected]

For many of us in the UK and Europe, April is looking rather odd. Normal operating procedure at this time of year is preparing the car for the season, getting last minute jobs done, attending a few local shows and possibly getting out to some of the larger ‘season starter’ gatherings. The worldwide CoronaVirus crisis has confined many classic cars to garages for longer than usual, so to help get through these quiet times we’ve compiled a list of things to do whilst still confined at home.

Our resident SL expert, sales director, respected marque connoisseur and Pagoda owner Bruce Greetham has put together the following:

It all starts with a list. Write out all the jobs that are outstanding, things that you know need doing with your car. Next narrow it down further by highlighting the ones that you are:

a. capable of…
b. have the parts and tools on hand to complete, or…
c. could complete but you need to order some parts

If there are jobs that require parts to be ordered, there are still plenty of specialists available who will dispatch items to you.

Our parts store is still operational, and sending parcels to customers, for example. Our staff are happy to assist with your parts enquiries to help you keep boredom at bay.

Here’s a few simple ideas to stave off boredom, keep you entertained and keep your classic Mercedes-Benz in ship-shape:

Tyre pressures (including the spare)

Do you know the exact pressures your tyres should be at? If not, now is a great time to learn. It might even be worth making a sticker or card you can stash somewhere in the car, after all, with old cars, the manufacturers original stickers have often gone missing during repaints or worn away, more so on the older Pagodas. We offer a replacement tyre pressure sticker set for W113.

Learn your fuses and relays

Do you know where you’d find a fuse if an electrical part of your car stops working? Take the time to learn where your fuses and relays are; you never know when that might help. If your car doesn’t have a manual, make yourself a cardboard map of your fusebox. When you’re in the rain in Southern France trying to get your wiper motor working again, you’ll be glad you didn’t waste your lockdown time!

Check your lights and levels, learn the location of your fuses…

Lights and levels

It might not be MOT time but when did you last check all your bulbs? It’s easy and cheap to replace bulbs, so why not take the chance to refresh yours. While you’re at it, make sure you order a spare set for touring. It’s such a small and easy thing to carry, and there’s nothing worse than realising at the last moment that you’re missing a spare part that could so easily have been procured and carried.

This forced lockdown is a great chance to complete the tedious jobs that you’d normally overlook. You might check the fluid but have you ever deep cleaned your washer bottle? This is something that applies to every car, not just a classic Mercedes-Benz! Generally the washer bottle is easy to access and remove. Take it out and give it a thorough clean.

Lubricate your locks

A few drops of oil in your lock mechanism will make a big difference. Check you have spare keys too, if not, why not get one ordered?

Clean your engine and check for oil leaks

Use some WD40 and a rag and go to town on your engine bay, it’s both therapeutic and rewarding. How far you go is up to you, but we’ve seen on twitter that one motoring journalist has already taken a Dremel to clean up his ABS pump. Seems that boredom gets to people in different ways…

Spend an afternoon with the car on a good quality set of ramps, clean everything carefully and then run it up to temperature. A clean engine bay makes spotting leaking or dripping oil much easier.

Check your Spare Wheel and tools

When did you last check your spare wheel? Is it up to pressure? Is the tyre any good, for that matter? Whilst you’ve got the spare out of it’s home, lubricate the jack and brace. Does the tool kit cover what you need? I doubt it, so get online at our parts store and order the things you’re lacking. Spare fuses, old wire, insulation tape, bulbs, spare fan belt, spare oil. clean out that drain hole before putting the spare away. You could even replace the drain hole plug if yours is showing signs of aging.

  • What lies…
  • Beneath…?

Deep clean alloy wheels, care for your soft-top, treat your seats

Often when we clean our cars we pay special attention to the paint and chrome work but only give lip service to the seats, soft-top and alloys. Now is the time to change that and get busy!

Seats and Interior

Spend a day giving your interior a good old fashioned valet…

When was the last time you treated your seats with a leather balsam? Leather needs nourishment, so find a high quality leather treatment product and spend an afternoon improving your cabin. There’s a fair amount of leather in an SL, especially if you are lucky enough to have rear seats.

Soft Top

Does your soft top get neglected, or is it regularly cleaned? For some owners, the soft top remains stowed beneath the decklid for most of the year. Taking the time to give it a proper clean can prolong the life of your soft top, and increase your enjoyment of the car. Make sure you clean the mechanism and the internal bars too, wire wool should do the trick on the metalwork inside the soft top frame. After all you spend most of the time looking at this inside the car which can be irritating.

Wheels

Alloy wheels can be a pain to clean, and to do it right takes time, with multiple products called for. Why not remove the wheels and do the job properly? Clean off all the road grime from outside and inside the wheel, then treat them with alloy wheel cleaner. Add a layer of polish, then re-fit the wheels. Now might also be a good time to refresh those rusty old wheel bolts – these are a best seller in our parts store.

Cleaning and lubricating your seat runners can make a big difference

Lube seat runners

Do your seats slide swiftly, or do they bump and grind? Removing the seats is easy on an old car. Whip the seats out, give the carpets a deep clean and lubricate the runners before putting everything back together. You’ll be glad you did.

The iconic bumpers of an R107 are a key part of it’s looks. Have you cleaned beneath yours?

Bumpers

This is a bit more involved, but is a well worth while home DIY task. Remove the front and rear bumpers, clean inside and refinish with a protective paint. Bumpers corrode from the inside our as road grime and mud collect from underneath. The best way to clean this out is to remove them and do it properly. Our parts store has everything you need if things require replacing before you put the car back together.

Bruce has owned both generations of SL… Here’s a little of his insight for easy improvements.

Bruce’s SL Specific Top Tips:

Mercedes-Benz Pagoda SL Tips:

Get those heater sliders fixed, it’s an awkward job but is rewarding once it’s complete! Find the parts in our online store here.

Fit some retractable inertial reel seat belts, a very easy DIY job and well worth it for driver and passenger comfort and safety.

Mercedes-Benz R107 SL Tips:

Check the vacuum valve on the bulkhead, it’s an easy one to replace and it will make a difference to warmth in the cabin.

Thanks for reading, if you are indulging in any of these activities, do keep us updated via email and on social media.

Let us know how your SL is helping you through these quiet times. We’ll all be out on the road soon in enough, driving incredibly clean classic cars!

Post photos of you and your SL in isolation in the comments, or email to [email protected]

More from Journal

  • Hagerty Article – Sunshine smile: The Mercedes SL ‘Pagoda’ never fails to please

    Hagerty Article – Sunshine smile: The Mercedes SL ‘Pagoda’ never fails to please

    May 17th, 2023
  • Classic & Sports Car Magazine – STAR ATTRACTIONS

    Classic & Sports Car Magazine – STAR ATTRACTIONS

    May 17th, 2023
  • Where to Find A Paint Code on A Mercedes-Benz

    Where to Find A Paint Code on A Mercedes-Benz

    March 20th, 2023
  • Does Painting a Classic Car Decrease Its Value?

    Does Painting a Classic Car Decrease Its Value?

    March 20th, 2023
  • Common Mercedes-Benz Gearbox Problems

    Common Mercedes-Benz Gearbox Problems

    March 3rd, 2023
  • Inside the Mecca of Mercedes-Benz with Alex Brundle

    Inside the Mecca of Mercedes-Benz with Alex Brundle

    March 1st, 2023
  • Exceptional Service at SLSHOP

    Exceptional Service at SLSHOP

    March 1st, 2023
  • Common Gearbox Problems For 80s and 90s Mercedes-Benz.

    Common Gearbox Problems For 80s and 90s Mercedes-Benz.

    March 1st, 2023
  • Sluggish Gear Changes – A Troubleshooting Overview

    Sluggish Gear Changes – A Troubleshooting Overview

    February 27th, 2023
  • Mercedes 300SL Convertible SportLine

    Mercedes 300SL Convertible SportLine

    February 26th, 2023
  • History of the 300SL Engine

    History of the 300SL Engine

    February 21st, 2023
  • SLSHOP Mercedes 280SL Pagoda on Display at MB World Brooklands

    SLSHOP Mercedes 280SL Pagoda on Display at MB World Brooklands

    February 20th, 2023
  • #SLSHOP60 Pagoda Pilgrimage – July 14th

    #SLSHOP60 Pagoda Pilgrimage – July 14th

    February 17th, 2023
  • A Strong Start to February – Cars Sold

    A Strong Start to February – Cars Sold

    February 13th, 2023
  • 60 years of the 230SL – the Most Important SL of All?

    60 years of the 230SL – the Most Important SL of All?

    February 10th, 2023
  • Make my Mercedes Pagoda SL more Reliable

    Make my Mercedes Pagoda SL more Reliable

    February 6th, 2023
  • I’ve Owned my W113 Pagoda For Years

    I’ve Owned my W113 Pagoda For Years

    February 6th, 2023
  • I’ve Just Acquired my W113 Pagoda SL

    I’ve Just Acquired my W113 Pagoda SL

    February 6th, 2023
  • Mercedes SL500 (R129) Record Sale

    Mercedes SL500 (R129) Record Sale

    February 2nd, 2023
  • Mercedes 560SL Performance Road Car

    Mercedes 560SL Performance Road Car

    January 27th, 2023
  • Maradona’s Mercedes 450SLC & a Royal Alternative

    Maradona’s Mercedes 450SLC & a Royal Alternative

    January 24th, 2023
  • Sales Robust as Mercedes-Benz Marque Value Index Up 22.64% Year to Date

    Sales Robust as Mercedes-Benz Marque Value Index Up 22.64% Year to Date

    January 19th, 2023
  • Interview with Head of Mercedes-Benz Heritage: Marcus Breitschwerdt

    Interview with Head of Mercedes-Benz Heritage: Marcus Breitschwerdt

    January 10th, 2023
  • Breaking Mercedes R107 SL, R129 SL and W113 Pagoda for Parts

    Breaking Mercedes R107 SL, R129 SL and W113 Pagoda for Parts

    January 10th, 2023
  • 60 Facts About the Mercedes Pagoda

    60 Facts About the Mercedes Pagoda

    December 22nd, 2022
  • Mercedes W113 Pagoda Paint Codes

    Mercedes W113 Pagoda Paint Codes

    December 21st, 2022
  • 2022 End of Year Market Review

    2022 End of Year Market Review

    December 21st, 2022
CARE

THE ULTIMATE CERTIFIED SERVICING INVESTMENT PLAN

Your ownership journey matters to us, which is why we have created a simple certified servicing investment plan, tailored to your individual needs and aspirations.

Start investing today and our dedicated CARE team will work with you to increase the value and enjoyment you receive from your vehicle.

SLSHOP CARE Certified Saving Investment Plan

ENJOY YOUR VEHICLE WITH CONFIDENCE AND PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT FOR AS LITTLE AS £55.00 PER MONTH

DISCOVER CARE
STAY IN TUNE WITH SLSHOP MOMENTS

As part of SLSHOP’s community of enthusiasts, you’ll be the first to hear about events and tours, key product offers, exciting stories from owners around the world and of course… our latest additions to the showroom. So, be the first to know and you might just sneak a car on your driveway or take your car’s condition to new heights with our exclusive replacement parts.

Or, visit SLSHOP Journal

Contact

What are you waiting for? Drop us a line and let us know which car you would like to hire and when you would like it. We’ll guide you through everything from there on in.

    This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

    More From SLSHOP

    Experience
    Workshops
    Parts Store
    CARE

    Contact SLSHOP Showroom

    Whatever your Mercedes-Benz, Whatever your needs are, Let the SLSHOP help you. It all starts with getting to know you and your needs. We have designed this contact form to be quick and easy and we never share your data.

      This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

      Contact

      Location

      T:01789 337 070

      [email protected]

      SLSHOP

      Unit 1a, 2, 3, & 4b Drayton Manor Drive
      Stratford Upon Avon, Warwickshire
      CV37 9RQ

      Hours:
      Mon-Fri 9:00am – 5:00pm
      Saturday by appointment only
      Closed Sunday

       

      Services

      • Showroom
      • Workshops
      • Events
      • Parts Store
      • Additional Services

      SLSHOP

      • We Are SLSHOP
      • Careers
      • COVID-19 Information
      • Visit or Contact
      • Terms
        • Car Sales Terms
        • CARE TERMS & CONDITIONS
        • UK Event & Experiences TERMS & CONDITIONS
        • Gift Voucher Terms
      • Privacy & Cookie Policy

      Connect

      Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram