> Or maybe use oil lamps burning whale oil... Naw, that's a yellow
> light too.
Put in Aladdin kerosene mantle lamps. All the heat (and more)
of an incandescent, with the lovely greenish color balance of an
old-school fluorescent. And the thorium in the mantle is
radioactive. About a 60W incand
> > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
> > > my point is that cf gives you more options. it uses less
> > > energy and creates less heat. it's a pure winner to me.
> > Craig McCluskey wrote:
> >
> > And the mercury from poor disposal will find its way into
> > our water. And unlike radioactive m
> I'm building a 20x36 garage with 3 roll up doors and was considering 8
> 4'
> sections of incandescent tubes on each side of the garage for a total
> of 16.
My 24x36 has 15 2-tube 96" HO fixtures in it. About 3kW of lights
when they're all on. Two down each aisle (including sides, with
anoth
It seems than at Mon, 25 Feb 2008 15:21:02 -0500, Mitch wrote:
>
> I think I found the lights my friend uses. No wonder it's like
> a sunny day at the beach, he's got over a kilowatt of
> fluorescent in a two car garage. Just the center fixture alone
> is 220W.
WOW! That's a lot of light!
It's
>> It'll be cheaper to buy eggs than to buy commercial chicken
>> feed, which is nutritionally balanced for layers.
>
> There was an article in Mother Earth News recently which found that
> free range
> or pastured hens (lots of protein in those bugs, and chickens provide
> free bug
> and grub co
On Tue, 26 Feb 2008 00:08:17 -0500 "Gary Hurst" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> so, until then, i just shouldn't throw the bulbs in the river?
Uh ... yeah ...
Craig
> On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 12:06 AM, Craig McCluskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> > On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 23:39:55 -0500 "Gary Hur
That won't stop albore and his wacko friends. They will just run
around saying we caused the global freeze and that we must be taxed
and regulated to death before we freeze to death!
Bring on the global warming! I have had enough winter! This used to
be the tropics. I'm ready for palm trees
There is a great little book that has been out for years and
years. It is called "How to lie with statistics." 99% of the time
someone is putting statistics in your face they are trying to lie to
you. And yes, I made up the 99%, but I still claim it is accurate,
or at least as accurate as 9
so, until then, i just shouldn't throw the bulbs in the river?
On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 12:06 AM, Craig McCluskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 23:39:55 -0500 "Gary Hurst" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> > i don't know nothing at all about that stuff, but it doesn't sound good.
On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 23:39:55 -0500 "Gary Hurst" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> i don't know nothing at all about that stuff, but it doesn't sound good.
>
> you want me to give up white light no heat for crappy yellow light?
Not necessarily. LEDs (light emitting diodes) are just starting to be
intr
i don't know nothing at all about that stuff, but it doesn't sound good.
you want me to give up white light no heat for crappy yellow light?
On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 11:36 PM, Craig McCluskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 13:14:25 -0500 "Gary Hurst" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 13:14:25 -0500 "Gary Hurst" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> my point is that cf gives you more options. it uses less energy and
> creates less heat. it's a pure winner to me.
And the mercury from poor disposal will find its way into our water. And
unlike radioactive materials,
On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 00:50:40 -0800 "Zoltan Finks"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I watched a program on PBS that posited that global warming is being
> counteracted by the amount of sun blocked by pollution in the
> atmosphere. In another program I learned of the theory that the sun is
> burning out
Here's info from the owner of the MB Motorhome on Craigslist:
Gerry
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Sent: Monday, February 25, 2008 9:28 AM
Subject: RE: 1974 mercedes benz moto
Hi all,
The final statement of the Snopes writeup perhaps is most
interesting.
"On the other hand, if this is the kind of material having a computer
gives one access to, the inhabitants of our miniature world might opt
to do without them."
Now back to your regularly scheduled program..
http://www.snopes.com/science/stats/populate.asp
Claim: If we could shrink the earth's population to a village of precisely
100 people, that village would resemble one described in this piece.
Status: Not quite
Read the details if interested.
Steve
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Well I called the stealership and they told me there was no recall...
They did tell me that my ignition switch recall was not done which was a
recall in 1995, thus I wondered why they could not tell me about the 1991
one.
Basically I am the type of person who hates idiots, thus I repair my own
> Comment?
Makes me damn happy about who, what and where I am.
Caveats,
YMMV
My 2ยข
Rick Knoble
'85 300 CD
'87 190 DT
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If we could shrink the Earth's population to a Village of precisely 100
people, with all the existing human ratios remaining the same, the Village
would look like something like the following :
There would be:
57 Asians
21 Europeans
14 from the Western Hemisphere, both north and south
8 Africans
yes they are for sale
jgiels wrote:
> Kaleb are you selling the slc's? I am really thinking of collecting one.
> Though my better half has not been made aware of this idea!.
>
> I like the 380 for the engine being smaller though with the timing chain
> problems and it needing to be smogged here
27 is very optimistic
Donald Snook wrote:
> What kind of mileage do the 126 300SD 's really get. The one in phoenix says
> 27 mpg. I drive pretty hard and my mileage always seems a little worse than
> most.
>
> Can they really get close to 30?
>
> Donald H. Snook
>
> http://www.mtsqh.com/
>
"R A Bennell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> When it is minus 35 it will cool off pretty fast.
>
> The newspaper folks did timed experiments and found that most often
> it was faster to go through the drive through rather than to go
> inside. Not usually much difference but usually a bit faster to
The SDs lister hasn't returned my call yet.
Bob R
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Subject: [MBZ] PHX CL 300SD
Bob R. wrote:
"Maybe this would be better:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I'm jealous. I've long ago quit (gave-up) trying to light my
> garage. Low ceiling and sub zero temps are my problem.
Regular incandescents work fine in the cold -- I have 6 100 W "bare"
bulbs in my garage ceiling, and it's plenty bright, though I could use
150 or ev
Luther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Don't buy it! It's got nasty GREEN antifreeze!
That, and the amount of armor-all applied under the hood makes me
think something is being covered up.
Even with 33K miles, if that's authentic, 18 grand is WAY too much for
a 25 year old car. In fact, at that
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I refuse to vote for someone who has a "flip-values" record, like our current
president. Campaign's and practice are rarely the same, and I refuse to place
my trust (or vote) in a lying politician.
As for the global warming farce I'll believe it when they begin to use data
that comes from m
My brother gets 26-28 in his 87. Less if you drive really hard, but
city driving doesn't drop the milage with diesels as much as it does
with gassers.
I'd guess a bit less with the 617 engine.
Peter
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My '83 was usually above 25 and I saw it as high as 29. Most of it's life with
me was spent with veg oil mix, so I didn't check mileage except to know that I
was making more than 100mpg on diesel :)
Luther
On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 12:37:59 -0600, Donald Snook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What kind
Kaleb are you selling the slc's? I am really thinking of collecting one.
Though my better half has not been made aware of this idea!.
I like the 380 for the engine being smaller though with the timing chain
problems and it needing to be smogged here in CA. I am leaning towards the
75 450sl.
Do
Luther wrote:
>
> I think that's too new for a rodbender
One definition of rodbender is 1990's S-class USA market diesel.
Another definition is 3.5L OM603 sold in USA. They were no longer
imported by the time the design was fixed.
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Well, unfortunately so does my car but I now have some jugs of the Zerex Z-05
and as soon as the weather warms up a
bit I'm going to fix that.
Randy
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Sent: Monday, February 25, 2008 4:46 PM
To: Mercedes
When it is minus 35 it will cool off pretty fast.
The newspaper folks did timed experiments and found that most often it was
faster to go through the drive through
rather than to go inside. Not usually much difference but usually a bit faster
to stay in the car.
I really don't like drive throug
I think that's too new for a rodbender
Luther
On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 12:48:32 -0600, Donald Snook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nice car - no affiliation
>
> http://tinyurl.com/23t67o
>
> Donald H. Snook
>
> http://www.mtsqh.com/
>
>
--
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'87 300SDL (272,xxx mi) he
Don't buy it! It's got nasty GREEN antifreeze!
Luther
On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 12:42:32 -0600, Donald Snook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> WOW! Look at this car. 33K miles. Price is too high, but man this is a nice
> car.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/2dbjqw
>
> Donald H. Snook
>
> http://www.mtsqh.com/
>
absolutely.
Luther
On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 12:11:50 -0600, LarryT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Luther,
> So are you saying year and badge should be the primary sort? I think
> you're right though - people who are new to MBs will know little of engine
> #s and even chassis' numbers - and old
My '83 300SD will get near 30MPG on the highway at 55-60MPH and around 27MPG
at near 70MPH. Any faster than that and it starts costing a lot more money
(when you get caught, that is). I would guess that mine would get MPG
somewhere in the mid 20's around 80MPH. My AC compressor is dead (has b
I love watching the bleary eye'd masses sitting in the drive through at Dunkin
Donuts. I can run in, get a sandwich and a coffee and be out before they get
through their line.
How much is your car really going to cool off during your run into McDonalds? I
can't stand the drive through, I feel
Free-roaming ducks we had on the farm 65-70 years ago produced VERY rich
eggs. I gathered them for Mama to make cakes and pies.
BTW, 'had to be very careful walking in the yard, too, especially
barefooted.
Wilton
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I get a long term avarge of 23.8 or so (10K mile interval), log books before
odometer broke.
Now that odometer has been repaired I will see if is has changed ( last 2
tanks were data points that were in the region but don't have major data
yet.)
Most of the driving is on a 'road to Hell' here in
Getting in at an odd hour helps too. I used to go to Halifax alot and would get
in at 9pm. Order an super econobox and come out with a Nissan Altima or Mazda 6.
When I went to Toronto I needed to be there around lunch, got the Nissan Versa
which wasn't a bad car but the Mazda 6 was alot better.
This year I'm going to see if I can do enough corporate travel to pay for a new
TV off the points on my cc.
I sometimes carry a small balance on my card from December into January but
other than that I pay it off every month.
I'm eligable for $200 in Amazon gift cards right now... Got a trip t
Curt Raymond wrote:
> Oh I've washed it twice...
Changed the transmission fluid yet? ;)
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I love my car, I spent 55 miles in it getting to work. In about 15 minutes I'll
go another 55 miles home.
I am completely confident that it'll get me there.
Tomorrow its going to snow, I'm completely confident that it'll get me back
here pretty much no matter how bad the weather is.
I'm also co
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> That car, in front of that house, was advertised at
> least two years ago.
> Something funny here.
>
> RLE
Like the seller is on crack?
It is a nice car, but the price! Oy gevalt!
Dan
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At 04:40 PM 2/25/2008, you wrote:
> > < this is a nice car.
>
>http://tinyurl.com/2dbjqw>>
>
>That car, in front of that house, was advertised at least two years ago.
>Something funny here.
>RLE
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>
> http://tinyurl.com/2dbjqw>>
>
That car, in front of that house, was advertised at least two years ago.
Something funny here.
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I pick up at airports, but reserve from my point of departure. I always
seem to get a much better deal when booking from home. Many say reserve the
cheapest car, as they always rent out fast, and then the agency will often
upgrade for free. I don't do it, for fear I'll get stuck driving what I
d
<<20 $2 coffees don't add up to much..>>
Excellent math. Pretty hard to find a latte out my way for less than three
bucks and I always pay cash. Most everything over 15 bucks goes on the Visa
card. All gas is charged. Groceries cash or check. Online purchases on Visa,
naturally. Clothing, Visa.
There was frozen food (Birdseye only), and A/C (in movies and downtown
stores) during the 1930s. A limited selection of frozen food was in small
open top freezers in most of the small neighborhood groceries where most
people bought their food back then. Not many people could afford it. This
There are 100's of products out there, I tried this stuff
http://www.meguiars.com.au/waterless.htm and it works pretty well,
including being an excellent window cleaner. Basically does the whole of
the outside of the car but it is pretty pricey if bought in spray packs.
However a 2 liter refill
you gotta spell it out for some people
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> <
> Wilton>>
>
> My very point.
>
> RLE
>
>
>
>
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Yeah I might have to bite the bullet and crawl under there to see which
way the line goes. First time I saw the rear ABS sensor I thought it was
an auto oil level checker for the diff and went "oooh aren't those
little elves clever"
Hendrik
slowly getting the bugs out of the beast
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Trampas wrote:
"I have a 1989 F250 that started pumping gas out of front fuel tank, as quick
look on line indicates that there is a recall on the fuel selector valve. So I
called Ford to see if recall has been done, they tell me that because the
vehicle is 10 years old they can not tell me if t
R A Bennell wrote:
> One is that a cold car that has just been started in a cold climate
> like ours will probably produce less pollutants if kept running for a
> few minutes than it will if stopped and re-started. In warmer
> weather or once the car is fully warmed up, then it may be less
> poll
And which automaker has even recently honored a recall for Diesel
trap oxidizers, even if they are 20 years old?
At 02:56 PM 2/25/2008, you wrote:
>I had the same problem (sort of) with Toyota. If done within a
>certain time frame they would honor a fix on the
>climate control on our Avalon whic
Kyoto just didn't gather much steam. It has been around but not like the issue
seems to have gained momentum in the
past short while. Our daily paper seems to have stuff everyday now and you
can't talk to neighbors without them
going on about things that they don't think are environmentally sound
i like to visit crash sites pretending to be an attorney. is that close
enough?
On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 4:01 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> < in
> that same economy come payday.>>
>
> Your memory has failed you. Again. Remember to wear a hat when out in the
> hot
> summer sun. Write yourself a
<>
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Trampas wrote:
> I have a 1989 F250 that started pumping gas out of front fuel tank, as quick
> look on line indicates that there is a recall on the fuel selector valve. So
> I called Ford to see if recall has been done, they tell me that because the
> vehicle is 10 years old they can not tell m
I had the same problem (sort of) with Toyota. If done within a certain time
frame they would honor a fix on the
climate control on our Avalon which they acknowledge is a factory defect. Since
the car is too old, they won't and
I had to pay for the parts. Annoying since they know full well it was
John M McIntosh wrote:
>
> T12 tsk, should consider T8
1" x 8' bulbs scare me. 1x48" would be OK, but I'm already afraid of
breakage when I have to handle a 96" T12.
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I have a 1989 F250 that started pumping gas out of front fuel tank, as quick
look on line indicates that there is a recall on the fuel selector valve. So
I called Ford to see if recall has been done, they tell me that because the
vehicle is 10 years old they can not tell me if the recall was done o
R A Bennell wrote:
>
> You also have to remember that it just was not an important topic until a
> year or two ago.
Kyoto was over ten years ago, and it was certainly a topic in USA before
the 2000 elections.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyoto_Protocol
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Ah, so now the secret is out. You are the one that is causing the decline of
America. Don't you know that consumer
spending is down and people are losing jobs? Got to do your bit to keep the
country moving you know.
Randy
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I have an '82 300SD with 304k miles. At 75 mph, I average 27 mpg. 25
in town. 23.5 with two boats on the roof rack, heading into a stiff
westerly at 75. I am no feather-foot, either.
The previous owner reported getting as high as 32 during the 55 mph
speed limit days.
27 is bang on, no boas
T12 tsk, should consider T8
Which is what your government demands...
http://www.va.gov/facmgt/consulting/t8lamps.asp
On Feb 25, 2008, at 12:21 PM, Mitch Haley wrote:
>
> I think I found the lights my friend uses. No wonder it's like a
> sunny day
> at the beach, he's got over a kilowatt of fl
So to start with, what is a 220? My knowledge of #'s is limited to 115 and 123.
I do know that friends of ours who have an 01 E430 4Matic have had rust repairs
to the doors courtesy of MB.
Randy
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John Robbins wrote:
> The ones you posted from penfed... are they available to people outside
> of that credit union?
Nope. You'll have to do what I did, join National Military Family Association
for $20, then you qualify for penfed membership. Don't have to renew
NMFA once you are in the CU.
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I think I found the lights my friend uses. No wonder it's like a sunny day
at the beach, he's got over a kilowatt of fluorescent in a two car
garage. Just the center fixture alone is 220W.
96" T12 high output, 110W per bulb, electronic ballast, starts at -20F, $104
for a two light fixture at Mick
You also have to remember that it just was not an important topic until a year
or two ago. People like Gore just
want to profit from the current trends. They don't want to try to create a
trend because it might not work and
would then make them look stupid. They just ride the wave of whatever is
did you rent at an airport? the only place i ever rent a car is at an
airport and generally through hertz or avis.
always rent a ford taurus. generally leave with a lincoln town car free or
for very slight extra charge. i find small airports easier to work than
large on this angle.
On Mon, Fe
Mitch Haley wrote:
> John Robbins wrote:
>> I'm very happy that all the fast food places, etc take credit cards.
>
> And you were recently elgible for the students-only Citibank MTVu card.
> Got one? 5% rebates on books and fast food.
Nope, I really really wish I could find a good no gimmick cas
> In my very limited experience the electronic ballasts seem to be worth
> the extra cost. Quick quiet startup + lower energy usage. Sounds good
> to me!
Very good point. Much of the improvment may have been fron replacing 1960s
ballasts with 1990s electronics, rather than from replacing 24 stan
I'm jealous.
I've long ago quit (gave-up) trying to light my garage. Low ceiling and sub
zero temps are my problem.
Hay Honey, Look, a nice 2 bedroom "Fixer Upper" with and 8 car barn. Maybe we
should bye it.
"Keep Driving", she said
Pete
-- Original message --
Mitch Haley wrote:
> A friend of mine took down the generic 30 year old 4' lamps in his garage
> and put in some high output 8' lamps that were supposed to work well in
> cold weather. I forget the wattage, he put five two bulb lights up on
> three circuits. When you turn them all on, it's daylight
andrew strasfogel wrote:
>
> The only two persons who actually HAVE make a mockery of the US
> Consistutition are currently in the White House as loyal members of the
> Republican party.
If you're into conspiracy theories, there are some who predict we've had
our last general elections for a w
Now is that true of eggs at $.69 like they have been for so many years? Or
is that true of eggs at $3.29 - $4.00 like the are now?
And what in the world has happened to cause eggs to jump 4 - 5 times in
price recently?
Brian
Jim wrote:It'll be cheaper to buy eggs than to buy commercial chicken
f
Yes, indeedy, although I do so detest shiny tires.
On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 1:42 PM, Donald Snook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> WOW! Look at this car. 33K miles. Price is too high, but man this is a
> nice car.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/2dbjqw
>
> Donald H. Snook
>
> http://www.mtsqh.com/
>
>
>
>
> _
The only two persons who actually HAVE make a mockery of the US
Consistutition are currently in the White House as loyal members of the
Republican party. Barring a manufactured crisis, seres of unfortunate
"accidents", or a coup, neither will be on any ballot next November on in
the WH after Jan.
I don't get it. How is $.19/dozen more expensive than buying eggs from the
store? Local egg prices generally start at $2.00/dozen and head on up
toward $5, depending on whether the hens are given their shiatsu massages
daily or weekly.
On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 10:40 AM, Jim Cathey <[EMAIL PROTECT
Let's see nowthat works out to four dollars per year per unit ...does
> that sound expensive?
You get what you pay for.
Zedic
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> > "Maybe this would be better:
> > http://phoenix.craigslist.org/car/580368837.html "
>
> Wonder how long it would take to drive back from Phoenix?
Two days, unless you want to drive really hard - or fast.
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LarryT wrote:
> Since we're talking about lights - I'll be buying some fixtures I'll likely
> be stuck with for 15-20 years so I want to buy something I;ll be happy with.
> I'm building a 20x36 garage with 3 roll up doors and was considering 8 4'
> sections of incandescent tubes on each side of t
Nice car - no affiliation
http://tinyurl.com/23t67o
Donald H. Snook
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Since we're talking about lights - I'll be buying some fixtures I'll likely
be stuck with for 15-20 years so I want to buy something I;ll be happy with.
I'm building a 20x36 garage with 3 roll up doors and was considering 8 4'
sections of incandescent tubes on each side of the garage for a total
WOW! Look at this car. 33K miles. Price is too high, but man this is a nice
car.
http://tinyurl.com/2dbjqw
Donald H. Snook
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What kind of mileage do the 126 300SD 's really get. The one in phoenix says
27 mpg. I drive pretty hard and my mileage always seems a little worse than
most.
Can they really get close to 30?
Donald H. Snook
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Bob R. wrote:
"Maybe this would be better:
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/car/580368837.html "
WOW! That looks like a nice car! I wonder what the interior looks like. LOW
Miles. Somebody should buy it, soon! I was just telling my wife, I wanted to
sell her explorer so, I could get another Me
"LarryT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi Luther,
> So are you saying year and badge should be the primary sort? I think
> you're right though - people who are new to MBs will know little of engine
> #s and even chassis' numbers - and old hands will probably have participated
> in this lis
Robert Rentfro wrote:
> I may have to break down and get a credit cardespecially if we go to
> Japan.
Last I knew, Crapital One (with the barbarian & David Spade commercials)
had the smallest markup on foreign exchange rates. Many of the biggies will
nick you for 3% on foreign purchases.
> On Sat, 23 Feb 2008 10:29:08 -0500 "Tony Wirtel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
>
> > Hello list-
> >
> > Got a replacement modulator for my '91 300D from Rusty:
> >
> > The new modulator requires use of an "updated" pin (p/n 126 277 93
> > 75) which I got. Question is this: The mo
I don't have a credit card. Renting a car is a pain but certain places will
allow the use of a debit cardbut they charge like $400 then credit what
you don't spend.
I may have to break down and get a credit cardespecially if we go to
Japan.
Bob R.
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you go try it at one of the big agencies at the airport and see how it
goes.
renting a car is the only reason i still desire to have a credit card. i
only rent one about once a year, but i still need a proper credit card to do
it
On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 2:10 PM, Bill R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 10:36 AM, Curt Raymond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Theres a guy along my commute that has a 300GD. I've seen it driving but
> never stopped.
> I'd surely love to have one of those but not for what I've seen that people
> want for them.
>
Get one on ebay.de and have i
the point is that everyone now can get whatever they like. I like between
the "full spectrum" bulbs and super ice blue. i get happy just looking at
it in teh same way that yellow warm made me sad.
i've even [put in some blue and UV black lights. they make me happy as
well. do i claim any of thi
Hi Luther,
So are you saying year and badge should be the primary sort? I think
you're right though - people who are new to MBs will know little of engine
#s and even chassis' numbers - and old hands will probably have participated
in this list long enough to have a fair idea of potential p
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