Briggs & Stratton. Low as that thing is, it would make an excellent riding mower.
Photography Courtesy Bonhams | Cars
If most racing icons carry a six- to seven-figure price tag, why does this old-school DTM race car carry an estimated value much closer to a fully loaded minivan?
A look under the hood should key you in: This C-Class was used as a show car, and thus lacks an engine and transmission.
Assuming it only needs an engine and transmission to run, what sort of powertrain would you put in this Mercedes-Benz?
Find this 1993 Mercedes-Benz C-Class DTM showcar for auction from Bonhams | Cars on December 4 with an estimated value of €30,000-€50,000, or approximately $31,645-$52,742 USD.
Briggs & Stratton. Low as that thing is, it would make an excellent riding mower.
That is a very small engine bay...so LSX it is!
What's the Euro equivalent of LS swapping a Mustang? Something from the VW/Audi Family? 
K Swap it.
In reply to BlueInGreen - Jon :
Mercedes m113 fits right in these. German lego engines .
In reply to yupididit :
I was thinking of a "Sacrilege, that shouldn't be in there!" factor. Like a VW TDI with the boost turned up up up, lol.
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