1. About this site
   

2. Rationale for this site
   

3. Crayford background
   

4. History of Crayford-converted Mercedes-Benzes
   

5. Who were the coachbuilders?
   

6. Registry
   

7. Galleries
   

8. Libraries
   

9. Stories
   

10. Links and contacts
    

11. Credits
    

Acknowledgements

Much of the information on this site has been sourced from archival material in the possession of the Crayford Convertible Car Club—an international club based in the UK, and that club's newsletter, Crayview magazine. The site administrator is most grateful for CCCC and Crayview’s generous permission to use this material.

Thanks are also owed, for information and support,
to the following:

1. John Green and MB Spares & Service
   

2. Ozbenz forum
   

3. Topklasse forum
   

4. W116 forum
   

5. Mercedes-Benz Classic Center, Stuttgart
   

6. Christian Dannert for hard-to-find information; Alfred
       Barg for inspiration; Chris Martin for local exchanges
       and international research; Rory Cronin; Stewart Imber;
       Barry Priestman; and other private owners.
   

We also have frequent contact from Crayford-Benz owners (or fans) from as far afield as the US, UK, France, Germany, Finland, and Australia.

Non-affiliation

This site has no affiliation with any of the following:

1. Mercedes-Benz
   

2. Daimler AG
   

3. MB Spares and Service
   

4. Crayford Auto Developments or its successors
   

5. Crayford Convertible Car Club.
   

Registered names, logos, and trademarks are mentioned for the sake of information only and no ownership by this site is implied.