That is nothing short of amazing. All crews were well trained.
Some crews were truly crews who functioned as one. THis crew took it
even further, to virtuoso level. Complete understanding of all
systems, and their requirements and limitations, including the enemy
systems. Distinguished
Anybody have a source or part numbers for alternator brushes only,
not the whole set with regulator?
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How about Obama abortion and gun control to liven things up?
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The 240D got loud today. Discovered the patch pipe just to the rear
of the bend in the downpipe was cracking at the weld. Further
investigation led to a thumb sized hole on the inside.
Well, it needs a new pipe...Same as it did maybe 15 years ago.
I took two hose clamps and a piece of
If Mr. P mounts a couple of 50s facing rearward to match his 4 front
facing ones, then has the sign I bet people would back off.
At least the ones who recognize the barrel of a 50 would. The ghetto
babes probably would not.
Greg, I thought of the same idea 20 years ago.
On Tue, Oct 14,
Great idea. Too bad the washington fools spend the money on stupid
stuff in place of good stuff like new engines for the B-52s. I can
forsee the B-52 being serviceable 100 years after the original design
(2046). I hope by then we are smart enough to manage our money so
congress/USAF can
what dead?
My 240D needs a midnight blue hubcap and a fuel sender. Do you have any?
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I just bought 4 cooper CS4 tires at the local farm store. (25% off)
THey said the CS4 is being closed out. Cooper has a CS5 now (along
with the CS3) Still was $400 for 4 16 tires.
Cooper=
1. American Owned
2. Made in USA
3. they don't make any OE tires, so the good ones don't go to the
Southern/eubonics for the buffer
What's a 'DA buffer'?
Craig
Really dual action
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That is for tightening the bolts any time a bolt for the 5 link rear
suspension is loosened. Assembly can be dangling in the air, but
fasteners not tightened. It is so that the rubber is at rest when
the car is at rest.
I am preparing to replace my rear shocks - w/new Bilsteins. (from
Its the same on that ruskie VIN lookup site that was posted a couple
weeks ago. I tried the 123.123.10 number and it would not work.
Then i tried putting WDB in front of the number without periods, and
it worked.
I have not yet tried WDB11011010 yet.
Has anyone found a way to use
Leave the battery in the car, FLAPS can check both battery and alternator
function in situ.
Check the EPC to make sure the voltage regulator is replaceable. On my '95
E300, it is not.
Max Dillon,
Charleston SC
What max said. Cheapest and easiest place to start.
FWIW: on the 240D, the alt
You can try springs and find out it is probably a waste of money.
Most likely you need new rubber in the entire rear subframe. This
includes new rear subframe mounts, and new bushings in the lower
control arms. New Diff mount is a good idea. New rubber seats for
the springs should be put in
Yes! As do worn LCA bushings
Good point, Jim. I had forgotten about subframe mounts. However,
would subframe mount make the whole rear of the car low, and not be
relative to the load?
On a related issue, spring pads are of different sizes. You have to
look at the edges to see how many
A Wisconsin crank is worth more than the engine. They are hard to
find. Near as I can tell, Wisconsin is out of business. Kohler and
Briggs seems to be growing into that area
On 20/10/2014 2:13 PM, Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIUTshlFDrQ
If my 200D had a crank, i could have started it.
If my 240D had a crank it would start. It always
starts when the first piston hits TDC on
compression stroke. (within 180º) I am not
saying it would be easy to start with a crank.
It would take a lot of oomph or an inertia
starter.
Both
Must be why we never hear of Conti engines any more.
I swiped the enameled badge off of the valve cover. It's circular
in shape, about 2-1/2 in diameter with red and black enameling on
it. In the center of the circle is an outline of the U.S. Capitol
dome, and around the outside are the
False positive
Fred graciously took me to pick up my Jetta today. On the way home,
not far from the mechanic the oil pressure beeper went off. I hopped
out, popped the hood and found the high pressure switch
disconnected. This isn't a huge surprise, he'd been chasing an oil
leak for me. I
Congrats!
Did you try pulling the brushes once the alt was out of the car?
Replaced the alternator with an Advanced Auto lifetime warranty
Bosch reman. $135 when it was all said and done.
When I got under the car there was no way I could get the back cover
off in situ, so I went ahead
Door locks are vacuum, aren't they?
Wilton
They were originally.
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Especially since there is no indication the rodbender was replaced.
So, the real price is $20,000
Isn't it way overpriced?
On Tue, Oct 21, 2014 at 10:19 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin via Mercedes
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1995 Mercedes Benz S350D Turbodiesel
Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes wrote:
BTW, my Goform tires aren't smooth - that was the wrong word. They are
SILENT.
Gofer 'em tires?
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As Randy has pointed out, there are fewer loose guns around in Canada
thanks to their gun laws, so there are fewer such incidents.
On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 7:13 PM, Mitch Haley via Mercedes
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Curt Raymond via Mercedes wrote:
Well, unlike the braintrust in DC, at
Then claim the heater blows really hot. You won't be cold this
winter. It blows hot air quickly
The temperature is slated to rise into the 70's this week in New
York...I couldn't make that A/C claim!
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DEA - diesel energy adherent??
RB = Rotton Bananas (make banana bread soon) MBBS
DEA = Dead Elephant Auditor
FBI = From Big IslandI saw blue Tshirts with big yellow letters
saying FBI, then smaller letters saying From Big Island. I like
that!
At least it is better than being a
On Thu, 23 Oct 2014 15:50:49 -0400 Dan Penoff via Mercedes
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As a professional IT security professional, I can assure you that
masking or not broadcasting you SSID is a waste of time. I can get it a
number of different ways...,
So what should we do?
Craig
On Thu, 23 Oct 2014 15:50:49 -0400 Dan Penoff via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
As a professional IT security professional, I can assure you that
masking or not broadcasting you SSID is a waste of time. I can get it a
number of different ways...,
So what should we do?
Craig
In New York city I believe the police are legally required to at
least wound one little old lady per shootout. Sometimes it seems
like they need to go find a little old lady and drive her to the
neighborhood so they can shoot her...
-Curt
Today's news from NYC:
As the man raised the hatchet
Just leave it out there, but enable security. WPA for sure, as WEP
has been compromised for years. Change the admin account
credentials to something secure. Use good password practices (8
character minimum, a mix of numbers, upper/lower case letters and
characters, no dictionary words.)
History in the air. Living and breathing history.
A B-17 just flew over, taking off from our little airport that was
built for training in WW2. There were probably many back then. I
heard the engines growling then saw it about 500ft up. Awesomeness
on a beautiful fall day.
Some group
If the plugs are the same, it should work. new one is most likely
USB. Depends how old the old one is. 10 yrs old, it probably is
USB. older, round plug, it won't work unless you buy an adapticator.
'Trying to set up new HP computer. Old HP keyboard has easily
readable letters and
'Could rig a cable from the shutoff lever to the cockpit. ;)
Wilt
I did that with the push pull shut off so I could lock the car and
steering, but leave it idle. (separate the shut off from the start
and run button on the dash.)
Sounds like randy has a minor air leak. It should take
Wilton has his problem solved but in case anyone
else has a similar problem, there are easy-read
and glow in the dark keyboards
Here is another possibility
http://www.evertek.com/viewpart.asp?auto=87109
or
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Ergoguys-EZSee-Large-Print-Keyboard-Yellow/14700413
Try one of those flexible screen abrasive discs on a angle grinder.
it that doesn't take it off, use the grinding disc.
Oh Ye discs of divers grindin nowlige
I picked up some granite scraps at my stone guy's place the other
day with the intent to cut them down a bit and use them for pizza
Think it may work on a macbook 1.1 or Macbook pro 8.1? Both have
maxed out memory according to OWC.
For you Macheads out there, I just installed Yosemite on my MacPro
using a custom bootloader. I've used the same means to do so with
previous version of OS X that weren't supported by Apple
Interesting book about the underground war in Crete during WWII.
The Ariadne Objective by Wes Davis. It includes a description of
Patrick Leigh Fermor's introduction to the little gadgets invented by
Jasper Maskelyne. Jasper Maskelyne lived until 1973, and may well be
the real life prototype
Second the .410. Problem is, they are expensive shells. as are 16
and 20 ga. for trap, 12 is best, because they are cheap and easy to
reload. reloading components are cheaper too. In HS, I shot a lot
of trap, and had a win 1200 pump with vetilated rib barrel. I know,
everyone poo-poos
Boys will be boys.
A friend of mine got a bug to build a scale model civil war bronze
cannon. He figured out that 1/3 scale was 1.75 bore, and just
right for a golf ball. He spent a lot of time driving around and
inspecting and sketching surviving examples of the cannon. He
enlisted a
+1 .22 or 9mm are cheaper to shoot. 9mm kicks less than .38 spec.
and way less than .357 or 45acp.
The history of the .45 ACP and the 1911 pistol is fascinating.
However, it is a bear to shoot. I got to shoot a borrowed one one
time, and the hammer bit the inside of my thumb. Not sure how
Yes, same as '90 '91, unless it's had a proper crate engine replacement.
BTW, notice MB's deceptive practice - calling a 350 rodbender a
300 trying to make buyers think they were getting one of the
more-solid 300's from years earlier?
Wilton
I'd guess that was the stuffed shirts in MBUSA.
Nope Nothing but guns right now. Interesting discussion though.
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A friend of mine and his brother would put a little gasoline in glass
gallon jugs, lay them on the side on a table, get under the table
then light off the gasoline fumes. I never saw it but is sounds
explosive. They had it down to where the flame would shoot out of
the jug without exploding.
Kim Komando says apple and gateway to the most reliable laptops.
Gateway is not reliable as a desktop. I cant remember what she said
for desktops, other than gateway was not reliable. You can look on
komando.com, but I could not find the story from last Saturday.
Dell is usually a safe
Curly McLain via Mercedes wrote:
Kim Komando says apple and gateway to the most reliable laptops.
Gateway is not reliable as a desktop.
I thought Gateway and Compaq were low end products from HP?
Mitch.
HP bought compaq.
the remains of Gateway after professional management were bought
On 30/10/2014 4:35 PM, clay via Mercedes wrote:
SWMBA has taken #2 boy and left the state. That was a few months
ago. She calls and tells me she has some business deal that
requires me to leave home and keep an eye on the kid in AK for the
next few weeks. I guess that is one way to keep me
We were told the same thing in Italy, between '96 and '99. We were sternly
warned to only drink bottled water, brush our teeth with bottled water, use
bottled water in any food that wasn't heated to boiling. After I'd been
there a bit and befriended a doctor and some other folks who worked at
In Uganda, I was told don't drink the water and
don't drink the milk whatever you do
Going to work, we passed the modern sanitary
dairy twice a day. It looked better than most in
the USA. The milk was bagged in 1 or 2 L bags,
Euro style.
I got up enough nerve to try the butter with no
Convert or die was used by the roman catholic church against protestants.
Edict of Worms (1521-an edict by Charles V
outlawing Martin Luther and all his writings with
death sentences and confiscatory penalties for
anyone, such as a printer, found with them in
their possession[1])
Do you say Senator Lieutenant Colonel, or Lieutenant Colonel Senator?
Make the pigs squeal!
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--R
No loss here. Any MB related content (miniscule) was invariably
wrong. Entertainment, yes, or maybe, good advice, no.
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Yep, another one already.
PERSPECTIVE
By Wilton Strickland
Thank you again! Attaboy indeed!
If every American thoroughly studied Patton, Churchill and and TR, up
to the end of his first term, there are enough lessons there to
sustain themselves and the country.
Patton: Rommel, you
I bought a MIlton small truck gauge (0-100PSI) 40 years ago. It is
still the reference that i use to check the cheep chinee ones. In
has the double head for duals. Not a fan od digital crap that needs
batteries when a gauge will do. (and last way longer)
I keep it in the main OTR
A brisk 42F here this morning. The school kids
will be at the bus stop bundled up like Eskimos.
70F or more by noon.
Dan
42ºF is light jacket weather, not eskimo weather.
For eskimos, 42 is shirtsleeve weather.
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On Mon, 3 Nov 2014 10:16:50 -0700 G Mann via Mercedes
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Infidel: Translates from Arabic to the meaning non believer.. ie. one
who does not accept Islam or Muhammed or has as a Muslim, has rejected
Islam
Arabic meaning of the word is what counts. As an infidel,
Infidel: Translates from Arabic to the meaning non believer.. ie. one
who does not accept Islam or Muhammed or has as a Muslim, has rejected Islam
Arabic meaning of the word is what counts. As an infidel, you are sub human
and thus worthy of death to cleanse the earth for the master religion.
Sounds like a Bob Hoover story
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-virgin-survivor-20141105-story.html#page=1
Rick
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But, but, but, . . . surely there is a clapped out, rusty MB diesel out
there somewhere that needs to be saved.
http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/cto/4737739685.html
It is even Baby Puke green for Kaleb!
Pretty good looking car, but rust in the rockers.
I'd say $2000 or $2500
Lt. Colonel Senator sez: we are going to Washington and we are
going to make them squeal!
Hope she takes the castrating pliers along. Rocky mountain oysters anyone?
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It'd take 250 free for the hauling cars to pay for it, and another
10 or 20 to pay for the fuel to crush the cars to pay for it.
Sounds about right - but it is a bit pricey . . .
On Sat, Nov 8, 2014 at 11:48 AM, G Mann via Mercedes mercedes@okiebenz.com
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As for the car, I believe
It did, however, inspire a wild idea: Purchase a tractor and trailer and
use those to move to Indiana. Then I could have another source of income
once I got there.
I'm sure there are many requirements to this that I don't know. I think
such vehicles need to be inspected, but I'm not sure.
Why would you expect anything honest form newbies propaganda radio?
I listen to the irish music and retro rock on the local NPR station sometimes.
I'm going to quit listening to the weather on NPR, they predicted it
would snow all day Friday which it did but we got maybe 3 total,
not the
I used to read about Hot-Shots hauling freight with F350s and Ram
3500s maybe 10-15 years ago, and that end of the business seemed to
be about as regulated as gypsy taxis. Maybe my friend who works on
factory conveyor systems just got caught up in a regulatory
crackdown on the hotshots. I do
Only in America would anyone suggest that NPR is biased progressive.
My impression is that they bend over backward to accomadate
complete drivel from the radical right.
In spite of that, they are the very best source for unbiased news
around with the possible exception of the BBC, since they
Unemployed, 54-year-old son, (former land surveyor, welder,
restaurant cook) who lives near Spring Hope, NC, (40 miles or so
east of Raleigh, NC) is needing a job badly; unemployed for a year
now since the restaurant where he worked closed.
Has good driving record; in good health.
Rich Thomas via Mercedes wrote:
This past week many of the commentators were near tearful in trying
to explain the vote disaster, and tried very hard to put a spin on
it that avoided the big reasons for the disaster. They just could
not bring themselves to say it. They would sorta sidle up
Same as the last time. Read the suggestions posted to you.
Vacuum pump is bad or you have a massive vacuum leak. THis was all
explained to you before.
Some of you will recall my write up of the intermittent loss of power
braking on my 1983 300TD, coupled with the loss of engine shut off
The fact that messing with the nut made it better for a while leads
me to guess the main synthetic tube is broken.
No diaphragm on that car. I vote for busted main vacuum line or a
ruptured booster.
Peter
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Fairy gut!(very good)
It's the big plastic tube that gose to the break booster. If it is
braken you will loose you're break peddle. Their a known week link.
--R
On 11/9/14 11:49 PM, Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes wrote:
What's that?
On Nov 9, 2014 11:08 PM, Curly McLain via
On Mon, 10 Nov 2014 08:33:04 -0500 Dan Penoff via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
Those guys on BAT must be lurking:
http://bringatrailer.com/2014/11/09/1964-mack-b-series-road-tractor/
http://bringatrailer.com/2014/11/09/1964-mack-b-series-road-tractor/
When I was in college,
BAT
On 09/11/2014 10:12 PM, Meade Dillon via Mercedes wrote:
If he can move to North Dakota, he'll have his pick of jobs. Oil boom.
Drive, weld, cook, cut hair, you name it. Even Minnesota has shortages due
to the demand for workers in ND.
Max Dillon,
Charleston SC
Is it possible to
No worse than Winnipeg
If they want you to work, I'll bet they will help you find a place to park it.
It gets VERY cold in North Dakota.
On Nov 10, 2014, at 12:33 PM, Randy Bennell via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
Got to have somewhere to park it and remember, it gets pretty
There ya go!
I'd guess a bakery would go well there too. Probably not much fresh
bakery available.
The boy needs to buy that old truck, get a good-sized trailer and
outfit it with a camper and a big kitchen then go into the mobile
food truck bidness to sell good stuff to the rig workers.
Saw a university (supporter) license plate with 101010 on it.
I figured it was binary, but not sure what the 42 meant. Maybe a
shirt number. I don't think the guy was old enough to have been born
in 1942.
The binary for the day
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I thought that was 10101010... or was it ?
The answer to the ultimate question
--R
On 11/10/14 4:27 PM, Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
Curly McLain via Mercedes wrote:
Saw a university (supporter) license plate with 101010 on it.
I figured it was binary, but not sure what the 42
Took my D in today to get a new windshield gasket put on.
Got the 100101100D out today. It has been in reserve since we were
driving the D for a couple months.
My son has his 110.110.10 about ready to put away for the winter.
(switching contexts)
Curly McLain via Mercedes wrote:
Saw a university (supporter) license plate with 101010 on it.
I figured it was binary, but not sure what the 42 meant.
the answer to life the universe and everything
What exactly is the question?
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That's the big question, but we know the answer.
--R
I took the binary quizzes and passed without calculator. But then I
loved teaching subnet masking.
Please 'splain to me what the question is! (101010)
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Last year the temps dropped to below zero around
dec 10. Today the temp has dropped about 38ºF in
8 hours or so. It dropped near 30ºF in a couple
of hours.
In 1940 the temps dropped around 70ºF in one day,
causing the bark to pop off trees as the sap
froze. This killed many many trees
For the last few minutes 'I've been trying to suppress my thoughts
on the matter; then thought I really shouldn't say anything, but I
just couldn't stand it - 'gonna hafta go ahead and say it, anyway.
I've tried for many years to not take a bunch of crap (substitute
appropriate word) from
Rabbit Diesel 50 MPG on the road.
archer75--- via Mercedes wrote:
Tch! I pity wannabee yuppies who've been kicked out of wine and
cheese bars because of the gas hogs they were driving.
Gerrywho proudly displays his Old Yuppie certificate (that
came with his Prius) on the back window
Gout an update from my mechanic.
Glad your gout is ok.
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+1 Can you keep the contacts in iOS or some other third party
software, and not outtook?
I think I see the problem
--R
On 11/11/14 9:56 AM, Meade Dillon via Mercedes wrote:
MS Outlook
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Wilton, Scott, Meade, Lt Don and everyone else not mentioned: Thank
you for your service, and remembering you on Veterans day.
(meant to post this early this morning)
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Sure! you were on our side! Ever fly in or out of Southend?
From: fredh.star@hotmail.comTo: diese...@pisquared.net
Subject: RE: [MBZ] Veterans on the List
Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2014 22:07:39 +
Are furriners included?1959-1968 RAF
Fred Moir.Lynn MA.Diesel preferred.
We do have
Borrow someones macbook or macbook pro, or buy a used one for $200 to
$500 Even a 2.1 is better than most winders laptops
When I bought my first macbook, it was the fastest windows laptop on
the planet.
Thanks Dan, I was hoping to avoid iTunes. That program behaves like a
virus on my
Why not buy or make your own oak flooring to match what is there?
The prefinished stuff is nowhere near as nice as the old oak (or
maple) flooring. Maybe you can find a school that is taking up their
maple flooring and get then for the hauling if you want to go cheap.
I got some oak
As long as the towers are at least 1000 miles away form MY home
Yeah, wind energy is awesome.
On Wed, Nov 12, 2014 at 12:57 PM, Craig via Mercedes mercedes@okiebenz.com
wrote:
On Wed, 12 Nov 2014 12:25:37 -0500 Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
I find
Only when the wind blows
As for cost: every MW of wind has to have a MW of real generator
sitting somewhere for energy when the wind don't blow.
Maybe more expensive now, but in the future should be at par or cheaper
with fossil fuel power.
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TO: COMHOMELANT
From: COMMIDAM
SUBJECT: Deciduous Decking
Date: 12 Nov, 2014 18:00 Hrs
COMHOMELANT,
The current quercus rubra deciduous decking must be handled as follows:
1. thoroughly swab the deck with descending grits of aluminum oxide
until all old finish is removed.
2. remove all
They are rapidly developing ways to store energy that will smooth out load
fluctioon caused by intermittency of wind and, to some extent, solar power.
But the fact remains that you want the towers 1000 miles away. Even
if there were storage, it costs money and energy to move the MW to
your
I've followed all those possible storage modalities and I don't see great
progress with them.
all in the realm of the perpetual motion machine, or the alchemist
turning water or lead into gold.
But! Wait! There more! Algore turns lies into money. That works!
Back when wind was big the first time due to tax subsidies (MEOW as
Jimmuh called it), I was tasked to study something called a
superconducting magnetic energy storage system. This is basically a
large supercooled metal donut into which electrical energy is
injected, then it keeps flowing
Commander, mid america
How did the COMMIDAM orders fly with COMHOMELANT?
CINC would be Commander IN Chief.
COMHOMELANT would be Commander, Atlantic Home.
I can't quite figure out Curly's abbreviations...
Max Dillon,
Charleston SC
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Polyvinyl as in PVC
Or premature ventricular as in PVC (premature ventricular contractions)
I think andy means photo voltaic as is solar cells
Navy undoubtedly has other meanings for PV
: Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes
Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2014 10:37 AM
To: G Mann; Mercedes
On Thu, Nov 13, 2014 at 12:22 PM, Mitch Haley mi...@mitchellhaley.com
wrote:
Curt has a $1500 Jetta TDI.
Ah! Well, yes, used is usually cheaper than new. :)
Best,
Tim
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I think Curt's point was that a used Jetta is so much cheaper than a
new or used pious in working condition, that
But they will benefit with cleaner air and better health.
On Thu, Nov 13, 2014 at 1:06 PM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
Be nice now.
Wind and PV and other alternatives have a place where they make technical
and economic sense, without artificial economics (and
One consideration that seems mostly forgotten is the environmental
impact of wind turbines AND fields of solar panels (visual, wild
life deaths, noise - yes wind turbines make noise, etc.). There are
a thousands of acres of both in the desert north of Los Angeles and
they are a blight. Not to
Andy,
I think I just did
Nobody calle me Andy and gets away with it, except for college and
pre-college friends.
On Thu, Nov 13, 2014 at 12:50 PM, Curly McLain via Mercedes
mailto:mercedes@okiebenz.commercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
Polyvinyl as in PVC
Or premature ventricular as in PVC
Betcha see a lot more pickups in ND than prii
Randy runs a pickup in the winter in Winnipeg.
How reliable are Pruises when it's 40 below?
On Thu, Nov 13, 2014 at 3:36 PM, Randy Bennell via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
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