Below are pictures of the correct
headlight notches.
 

The chrome grill and nose of the
Pagoda exudes class and elegance.

Present on both sides.

The photos to the left and right
display the straightness of the body.

The pictures above are of the canvas
soft top and hard top. Both appear in excellent
condition. The pictures to the left and right
display the correctness of the car.

The photo on the left is a shot from under the
hard top, at the base.
The photo to the right is from the soft top
stowage lid. Both numbers are matching, and
correspond with the body number under
the hood pictured below.

Above picture is of the body number stamped onto
the hood.

The above picture displays the VIN plate.

The photo above shows us the data plate
located inside the engine bay. This sequence of
numbers tells us the body number as well as
build number and color codes.

The photos to the left and right display the
remarkable condition of the rear
floor shelves. These areas
are very susceptible to corrosion.

These photos are the with the wooden floor board
covers in place.

Always look under the trunk mat and for the round
dots that indicate factory spot welds.

On all W113 cars this is the most
susceptible area for rust.

This car exhibits original factory spot welds
that are just inside the engine bay
along the tops of the front fenders.

This is a great indicator of originality.

These pictures show us the exceptional
condition of the undercarriage.
 

Above is a great shot of the original Cosmoline coating.