On Jun 6, 2006, at 5:11 PM, Rich Thomas wrote:
The TSA will safeguard the flying public and anyone on the ground
below
by cutting open your bag/lock if it has a padlock on it. How many
tools
survive that experience is questionable. They like to rummage
around in
bags that have anything
I had a similar trip to VA to pick up a 87 300SDL I bought years ago. It was
February when I went down, and I too discovered as I headed north home to NY
that I had no heat. I watched the outside temp gauge go from around 50 in
southern VA to -2 when I got home. I shivered for hours.
Dave W
I had a similar trip to VA to pick up a 87 300SDL I bought years ago.
It was
February when I went down, and I too discovered as I headed north home
to NY
that I had no heat. I watched the outside temp gauge go from around
50 in
southern VA to -2 when I got home. I shivered for hours.
Time
Part of that trip reminds me of a trip I took from State College to
Virginia Beach one night while attending Penn State. The rest of my family
was down there at a house along the beach and I wanted to join them. My
car at the time was an old Austin Marina 4 door, 4 cylinder, 4 speed.
Sometime
car at the time was an old Austin Marina 4 door, 4 cylinder, 4 speed.
Sometime after I left I lost the brakes or at least most of them.
Since I
was driving in the very early morning during the week on mostly 2 lane
roads through the countryside, I made it without incident. REALLY
STUPID,
Of Kevin J. Slater
Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2006 9:20 AM
To: Mercedes Discussion List
Subject: Re: [MBZ] need advice A possibly entertaining story.
Part of that trip reminds me of a trip I took from State College to Virginia
Beach one night while attending Penn State. The rest of my family was down
Falcons were near the model T for simplicity. I had a friend in HS who had
one with a gazillion miles. The auto trans got to where it would not shift
out of low, so he drove it around (slowly) in low with the engine
screamin' He later graduated to a 62 falcon van named Butch. Butch
finally
Falcons were near the model T for simplicity. I had a friend in HS
who had
one with a gazillion miles. The auto trans got to where it would not
shift
out of low, so he drove it around (slowly) in low with the engine
screamin'
The 2-speed automatic was good to some 45-50 mph in first gear.
07, 2006 7:35 AM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] need advice A possibly entertaining story.
Falcons were near the model T for simplicity. I had a friend in HS who
had
one with a gazillion miles. The auto trans got to where it would not
shift
out of low, so he drove it around (slowly) in low
(7/21/89) I was ready to take him home because my wife stayed in the hsp for
a spell batteling Krohn's, the crusty old nurse would not let me take him
cross town in my piece of crap with no air...you wanna cook this kid?
Bob Rentfro
Yes, kids can't take heat. That is why there were no
I had a '62 Falcon with the little 170 (?) 6 in it and the 3 on the
tree
Pffft. The 60 has the 144 in it, and when I started driving it it
had two dead holes to boot. Makes a 240D seem right sprightly.
(With all 6 it's perfectly tolerable.)
-- Jim
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