You're forgetting that I grew up an hour south of you. Know the terrain well.
On 8/10/05, Schisler, Gary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
LT Don, try this: a/c on, start in D (second gear) AND on a steep hill
(welcome to Pittsburgh, PA). You can time it with a calendar.
A bit slow off the line,
Yup - I've had to replace regulators on two of my Mercedes - they are the
only two I've owned that had manual windows! The electric windows just need
switches cleaned/replaced every once in awhile.
On 8/9/05, andrew strasfogel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don,
Even manual windows have cranks
LoL! Power EQUIPMENT? Does that include the engine?
I have heard that automatic 240Ds are murder in traffic.
Issit true?
Mac
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The sort of personality that likes the 240D (such as mine) prefers to
have as little power equipment as possible, since that is only one
If he kills her, I guess I have to think really hard about wanting
grandkids.
I would love to get that w113, but a sprinter is more reasonable for
the boss. Then again, she may want a CDI, so I would be in the w124.
On Tuesday, August 9, 2005, at 01:30 PM, John Robbins wrote:
On Tue, 9
Murder in traffic? Naw, you just have to plan ahead (like a day or two)
before merging in traffic. Yes they are terribly slow but what do you
want for 62 horsepower?
Gary
LoL! Power EQUIPMENT? Does that include the engine?
I have heard that automatic 240Ds are murder in traffic.
Issit true?
A bit slow off the line, especially if the air conditioner is going,
but fine after that. Cruises quite comfortably at 85 mph.
On 8/9/05, Steve MacSween [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
LoL! Power EQUIPMENT? Does that include the engine?
I have heard that automatic 240Ds are murder in traffic.
LT Don, try this: a/c on, start in D (second gear) AND on a steep hill
(welcome to Pittsburgh, PA). You can time it with a calendar.
A bit slow off the line, especially if the air conditioner is going,
but fine after that. Cruises quite comfortably at 85 mph.
Yep, IYKWIM is what someone put in their signature line. Sort of like
LOL, laughing out loud and ROFL, rolling on the floor laughing, but I
didn't know what was. So, I posted it here hoping the author or anyone
else could enlighten me. ;)
Gary
huh?
Schisler, Gary wrote:
IYKWIM ???
If You Know What I Mean IYKWIM
Schisler, Gary said:
Yep, IYKWIM is what someone put in their signature line. Sort of like
LOL, laughing out loud and ROFL, rolling on the floor laughing, but I
didn't know what was. So, I posted it here hoping the author or anyone
else could enlighten me. ;)
240D's in traffic are a bit of challenge-but you learn how to drive
differently-remember such rules as:
* gravity is your friend
*Life is too short to go fast
*Look and think ahead
*Use your turn signal and don 't look back when you change lanes
I drive mine in Boston and Providence and have
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From: Kaleb C. Striplin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 11:12 AM
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#1 could also be your enemy.
degcoast wrote:
240D's in traffic are a bit of challenge-but you learn how
Well, here is some GOOD news out of Washington, D.C.:
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NIKWYM. Now I know what you mean.
Gary
If You Know What I Mean IYKWIM
Gary,
good luck on the auction. I hope it goes well for you. Looks like the car
I should be buying for my 15 3/4 y/o son, but the wife wouldn't see
eye-to-eye with me on it and I don't want to use the political capital
required to win the decision. IYKWIM. ;-)
...Kevin
87 300TD 275.8k mi
IYKWIM ???
huh?
Schisler, Gary wrote:
IYKWIM ???
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Listing my 79 240D on eBay. Come one, come all. Bid high! ;)
Gary
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The sort of personality that likes the 240D (such as mine) prefers to
have as little power equipment as possible, since that is only one
more item to break and need replacement. Or at least that is how I
feel.
On 8/9/05, andrew strasfogel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good luck, though it seems a
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Hi Gary,
No I won't be bidding but I thought I asked anyway, is that some sort of
leak in the first picture or the remains of a car washing job?
Hendrik
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From: Schisler
I have three years to go, and Gump will gladly give her life, no matter
how much I may wish the kid harm that day.
On Tuesday, August 9, 2005, at 05:43 AM, OK Don wrote:
Is your son's life worth the political capitol? I can't think of a
safer car to start him in. Mine started in an '81
FWIW, my youngest brother's first car is a 78 300D. He hasn't had it a year
yet, but seems to really like it. It was an easy sell to his mother, since
it was (a) cheap, (b) not something with a high center of gravity, and (c)
something that he'd walk away from if he made a mistake, hit a deer, or
On Tue, 9 Aug 2005, redghost wrote:
I have three years to go, and Gump will gladly give her life, no matter
how much I may wish the kid harm that day.
So whats going to replace Gump? Somehow I don't see it being an SDL...
the less stuff sucking hp the faster I go
On Tuesday, August 9, 2005, at 07:01 AM, LT Don wrote:
The sort of personality that likes the 240D (such as mine) prefers to
have as little power equipment as possible, since that is only one
more item to break and need replacement. Or at least that is
On Tue, Aug 09, 2005 at 03:29:16PM -0500, LT Don wrote:
I am just trying to convince myself that I don't miss not having power
windows, intermittent wipers (relay defective), sunroof, cruise
control, a working central locking system, and a shutdown box that
doesn't have a Swiss cheese
On Tue, 9 Aug 2005, Kevin wrote:
FWIW, my youngest brother's first car is a 78 300D. He hasn't had it a year
yet, but seems to really like it. It was an easy sell to his mother, since
it was (a) cheap, (b) not something with a high center of gravity, and (c)
something that he'd walk away from
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