
A reliable fuel pump is essential to a car that starts easily and drives with confidence. Over time, original fuel pumps can suffer from worn seals, internal corrosion, leaking fittings, weak output, or damage from old fuel and long storage.
We help restore original Mercedes-Benz fuel pumps so they can return to dependable service while keeping the correct housing, fittings, and appearance. Whether you are working on a carbureted Ponton, 190SL, W111, W108, W113 Pagoda, or another classic Mercedes-Benz, restoring the original pump helps maintain proper fitment and a correct engine-bay presentation.

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Power windows are a great feature when they work — and a frustrating one when they do not. Slow, stuck, or completely dead windows may be caused by a tired motor, worn gears, dried grease, damaged switches, or binding window mechanisms.
We help restore original Mercedes-Benz power-window motors so you can retain the proper factory equipment in your car. Restoring the correct motor avoids fitment issues and helps preserve the original door hardware, wiring, and switch operation. Before replacing a motor, call us with your model, year, part number, or photos, and we will help identify the best path forward.
A Mercedes-Benz convertible should be enjoyed with the top down — not parked because the roof system will not operate. Original top pumps and hydraulic systems can develop leaks, weak pressure, worn seals, or electrical faults after decades of use.
We help restore original convertible-top pumps and related components for classic Mercedes-Benz models. Whether you own a W111 Cabriolet, W113 Pagoda, 190SL, or R129 SL, restoring the correct pump helps maintain the proper fit, function, and original character of the roof system. We can also help you identify related concerns, including hydraulic lines, cylinders, switches, and latches.
Every component has its own condition, part number, and restoration needs. Call us and tell us your model and year, or a description of the problem. We will help determine whether your original part can be restored, identify the correct next step, and help keep your vintage Mercedes-Benz working the way it was meant to.