Yeah, mao's 240D went better the further it climbed over 70, MB's are
designed to be driven fast, even the Diesels like a good fang now and then.
Hendrik
who has nerves of steel by breaking through the 65 barrier in a 240D
Dimitri Seretakis wrote:
Guy sounds like a real douche.
Sent from my i
So, when can I expect delivery?
Seriously though, that bent frame S124 may be worth 1500 if it is only a
bent panel but once the frame is bent, it takes a lot of skill to get right.
Hendrik
with a straight S124 but it needs a Diesel engine to slow me down
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
Uh, $1700 is
My theory is that the rack and pinion steering in the more modern Mercs
is what causes the lack of soul.
Far as the Alabama Mercs go, some of the earlier ones had issues but the
later ones are supposed to be better, perhaps try one with a Diesel
engine in it.
Hendrik
with no SUVs but used to h
Given the wording I would say scam, note they make no mention of the car
they want to buy, don't indicate that they want to see/drive the car and
it just seems like an standard scamail, spewed out by the thousands.
However one way to see if it's a scam is to google their email address,
which in
Which reminds me, if you send me your address off list, I'll pop a
bonnet star in the mail to you, have one sitting in the shed.
Hendrik & Fay wrote:
Yeah man and when you play both clips together it gets real
funkycool manfar out
Hendrik
who is busy plotting to get mor
Yeah man and when you play both clips together it gets real
funkycool manfar out
Hendrik
who is busy plotting to get more grunt out of the TE
Mountain Man wrote:
Mitch wrote:
That must have been great musical accompaniment to an LSD trip.
The wimmin in that Journey y
Don't be a wuzz, DIY.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YuKcTWtWtc&feature=related
seems easy..
Hendrik
OK Don wrote:
'82 380SL - How much is a new soft top? Anyone have an extra hard top?
http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/cto/1851426856.html
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OK lets say the DOUBLE ROW timing CHAIN broke and sent the valves (there
are 4 per cylinder) into the pistons, at the very least you are going to
have at least 4 valves bent, depending on the engine speed at the time
of the breakage.
Worst case scenario is that the camshafts are damaged, which m
One of the problems with the K jet system is false air getting into the
manifold, in a worst case scenario a hose can come off allowing too much
air into the manifold and the car won't start at all, had this in my
Mum's 190E a while back.
Hendrik
who is full of hot air
OK Don wrote:
The 300E
Yeah well, it is a thing that people do, buy 'commercial vehicles' and
treat them like super cars.
I don't think they really know that they look like d heads cruising in
their pimp trucks, speaking of which , here is another one to inspire
Wilton to trick his ride
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/show-ai
Yeah, NOW he is selling, could have sold it to me a while back.
Considering what we spend on hire cars whilst in the US
Hendrik
Bob Rentfro wrote:
you/re making me think hard.
Bob R
On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 7:44 PM, Wonko the Sane wrote:
$800 for list members.
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Now now now Wilton, you wouldn't do that to a good buddy, would you?
Hendrik
who has hidden all the rolling pins
WILTON wrote:
But what if we send it back when she's there, and you never know when
it's coming? ;<))
Wilton
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Depends how much rust it has and the condition of the carbys.
Now if it was a 190D, the list mob would be all over it.
Hendrik
who has a secret desire to grab a roundie and chuck a modern engine in
it, along with A/C
Allan Streib wrote:
http://louisville.craigslist.org/cto/1840898155.html
It
..and then they moved the star off the chrome grille and the stinky
stuff really hit the fan
Hendrik
who still has the star on the chrome.for now
OK Don wrote:
Nope - the 123 was the start of the down-hill side. They didn't even try to
make the star mount look like a fake r
Anyway if ya wanna spend a few hours on uboob, check out this pommie
version of Kaleb.
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=6EA470293F152E2A&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&v=RZt-LvuohUw
5 parts in that one, plus a Cosworth, 280SL, Citroen DS et al
Hours of fun for car lovers and no poncy wankers
I prefer women, ya can't fix em but they are way more fun and just as
annoying.
Hendrik
who can say stuff like this now Fay has left the building
Donald Snook wrote:
My indy has a small shop in which he works on a surprising number of cars of
all makes. He is originally from Iran and was edu
From my understanding the 500E is three times the car a 300E is, don't
forget about the Porsche input and yes once again us peasants in the RH
drive world miss out on the good stuff, we're stuck with British exotics
like the XJS and Japanese rice burners. Speaking of which, look at his
http://o
ng-to-ride-crocodile.html
Gerry
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Like they say, alcohol and firearms don't mix.
Dumb and dumber
Hendrik
Rich Thomas wrote:
Hen, y'all having fun down there yet?
Aussie men shoot each other in buttocks 'to se
http://daddytypes.com/2007/03/09/homebrewed_family_4x4_nirvana_mercedes_300td_volvo_245.php
Hendrik
who is off to find a 720 Datsun
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Like they say, alcohol and firearms don't mix.
Dumb and dumber
Hendrik
Rich Thomas wrote:
Hen, y'all having fun down there yet?
Aussie men shoot each other in buttocks 'to see if it hurts'
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.48b9582985ef441402e0e7b7976a4920.441&show_article=1
In th
erday and found a 300SE to rat parts off
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
no, I am just browsing thru parts listings and 15-20 pages of this
junk is just annoying.
Hendrik & Fay wrote:
Well they are all advertised as being for a different car and why
should ebay limit these types of listings? They a
Hmnnh, perhaps if you cobble together 2 300D engines to make a V12 600D
Hammer.
Hendrik
who is always thinking outside the square
Mitch Haley wrote:
Hendrik & Fay wrote:
Ooh right, I read your post and thought $800 for a E55 with a stuffed
head gasket =-O , you had me going then and al
Well they are all advertised as being for a different car and why should
ebay limit these types of listings? They are in the business of having
people list stuff for sale and why does this annoy you so?
Are you looking to chip your rides?
Hendrik
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
I have been noticing l
They are showing how solid these old things are, you try sitting on a
modern car and will most likely end up with a dented bonnet (yes I am
speaking Australian again).
Hendrik
with a reasonably solid 124
Allan Streib wrote:
Are the people in these photos there to make the car more attractive
Ooh right, I read your post and thought $800 for a E55 with a stuffed
head gasket =-O , you had me going then and almost back on a plane to
the US to get myself some of them cheap AMG cars but then I read the
rest of the message and realized your talking about S class klatta
mobiles :-P
Hendr
The way the post was written, implied that MB stopped building the 240D
in 83/4.
Not sure but I think the 200D was also available in 124 form but the
240D died with the 123 chassis.
Hendrik
Mitch Haley wrote:
Hendrik & Fay wrote:
I am pretty sure the 240D (and 200D) went all the way to
In theory F1 cars can drive upside down but then the oil would drain
into the heads and...
Hendrik
who did a roll in a car once and it was not nice but it seems mao has
not noticed the damage ;-)
relng...@aol.com wrote:
My thoughts, too. Otherwise, I'd like to see the modificatio
I am pretty sure the 240D (and 200D) went all the way to the end of the
123 chassis in 85.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes-Benz_W123
Hendrik
who is still missing mao's 240D
Mountain Man wrote:
Curt wrote:
I *think* but have never proven that I have a VERY late 240D. '83 was the last
Ahh come on guys, you know that I am a clean living sort of a guy.
Hendrik
who doesn't spend hours looking at bikini babes on utube
Mountain Man wrote:
WILTON wrote:
...now, let's see the bikini babes.
ditto that.
c'mon, Mr. Down-Under
mao
I know that Wilton is heavily into the tuning and I thought some of
these concepts might inspire him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_iLvgAMphdQ&feature=related
Hendrik
who hopes he posted the correct link and not the one to the bikini babes
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Yeah 10K pommie beans is round about the going rate for an average
evolution but 100K is getting a bit pricey, unless it was owned by
someone famous.
Hendrik
who doesn't own cars owned by famous people
Mitch Haley wrote:
Hendrik & Fay wrote:
http://search.ebay.com/160446894015
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/New-Mercedes-Benz-190-E-2-5-16-Evolution-II-/160446894015?cmd=ViewItem&pt=AU_Cars&hash=item255b614fbf
Get yer check books out boys and it's LH drive for ya all, ohh yeah and
Roger there is a airport for light aircraft nearby, should you wish to
drop in.
Hendrik
whose 201
That's not so, in 89 when they introduced the 300TE, they dropped the
230TE as being too underpowered for station wagen duty.
From memory they had trouble engineering the turbo engine into a RH
drive vehicle because the steering box was in the way. Unfortunately we
never got the NA Diesel engine
In the 202 chassis a 104 motor would be my next choice, the M111 just
seems a bit weak but lots available in 1.8 liter format :'( with the
crappiest looking interior MB ever came up with, makes the cheap C look
very cheap. That's why the upper speced 202 are better with tex or leather.
Hendrik
While I am saying I want one, why did Oz never get a turbo Diesel engine
in the 123/4, 201, 126.
Hendrik
with no turbos
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
While I am not saying I would want one, but why cant we get cars like
that here?
OK Don wrote:
I haven't ever actually seen one that I was aware o
Is the W202 with the OM605 NA motor any good? Or does the engine have
issues?
Just seeing what sort of money they want for these
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160452409634&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT
one with a turbo
http://www.carsales.com.au/used-cars/private/MERCEDES/C250D
I like the interior shot, my 124 don't look like that.
Mine also doesn't have the V6 engine.
And 150K miles is not low, that's 240K kilometrics, which is considered
slightly above average for a 90.
At that age and mileage a lot of things will need doing soon.
Anyway God loves a trier, maybe the
idence Catholic High School is pleased to announce that its Celtic Pom
Pon team took 1st place in both “Kick” and “Pom” at the Team Dance Illinois
(TDI) Invitational ". Apparently it is something to celebrate.
On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 2:56 AM, Hendrik & Fay wrote:
You could just call it &#
You could just call it 'kick a pom day'.
BTW Fay asked me to clarify that it was HER that sent the greetings for
kick a pom day.
Hendrik
who lives in a civilized country where semi-independence was gained over
a cup of tea
Mitch Haley wrote:
Hendrik & Fay wrote:
Happy Indep
Happy Independence Day to you all.
Hope you all have a great day, we should of stayed an extra week for the
celebrations..ah well maybe next trip.
Hendrik, Fay, Georgia & Zak
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That looks pretty smart and now everybody will ask you "have you been
down under" and then you'll have to say "no sir/mam, we had had some
Ozzies riding kangaroos stop by, couldn't understand a word they where
saying, they didn't eat much but left the plate"
Hendrik
who is trying to tie the Ka
Confucius says: "Buyer in hand with cash is worth two en route"
Anyway you all scrounge around for a bargain and when that so and so
tramp beats you to the last nice pair of shoes you go all uptight and
say stuff like: "CL sucks, seller suck but I am still looking on CL for
the next project"
Kalebs strategy to bypass the Reggie imposed ban on more car buying.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIuo0KIqD_E
It's a 93 with a 89 motor, 91 gearbox.
Hendrik
who put an 82 motor in an 84 123
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
I hauled home a disassembled 603 3.5 this weekend which the valuabl
Hi Wilton and the rest,
We made it home and all is well, except the budgies died and Mum's 190E
is running rough, suspect an ignition lead or spark plug but may be
worse, will investigate tomorrow.
Unfortunatley we where not able to see the Hearst castle as we wanted to
make it to LA in good t
This reminds me of the Leyland P76, built in Oz during the 70's, quite
an advanced car with aluminum body and V8 but ugly as sin, anyway it's
claim to fame was that you could fit a 44 gallon drum in the boot.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leyland_P76
Hendrik
Greg Fiorentino wrote:
About 2 year
Well OK since we are confessing, just did a change on the 300TE and all
went well until I poured the old sump oil into another oil bottle and
found the copper washer lying in the bottom of the drain
panooops...anyway the old 103 got another 5 liters of fresh
Diesel oil. Maybe I will
You people are so soft, this is how you do it .Man style and
girl style
Oil Change instructions for Men:
1) Wait until Saturday, drive to auto parts store and buy a
case of oil, filter, kitty litter, hand cleaner and a
scented tree, swipe the Visa for $50.00. 2) Stop by the
Bot
u call home. Although
the first US meal will probably kill me and that will be that :-) our
plan is to buy kids meals :-D
Hendrik, Fay, Georgia and the Zakman
who are missing their Jack Russells after only 4 hours of separation
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Isn't tofu a breed of cattle?
Is there something I should know??
Hendrik
who is just chomping on some form of bovine meat cooked on the BBQ
R A Bennell wrote:
I know I am a week late on this reply but could not resist
Wonky wrote (among other stuff)
-Original Message-
Hint to Hen
We have changed flights and will be coming over sooner than expected
;-) although the landing might be a tad rough =-O
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qGNEmDMVDU&feature=player_embedded#!
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So once again you wussed out and didn't go for the 22' spinners, tsk tsk
tsk.
Hendrik
who used to have big fats on the 124
WILTON wrote:
I'm sure that the recommended size is 195/65R 15; I'm also sure that
the size I bought and had installed is 205/65R 15 - my choice.
Wilton
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You sure that is the correct size for your car? Just put some new rubber
on the 89 300TE and it takes 195/65.
Hendrik
WILTON wrote:
4 Michelin X Radial 205/65R 15's from Sam's $350.65; mount, bal. and
align by my very dependable indy align guy $133.
Wilton
- Original Message - From:
Mulling over a side trip to visit you, will keep you posted...
Hendrik & Fay
Wonko the Sane wrote:
Hint to Hendrik -- the wild west expired 100 years ago. It lives on it tv
shows, but I worked in my garden this evening where cows once pooped -- and
the nearest cow was a mile away fro
I think you may have had a few too many Verginas when you took that picture.
Hendrik
who collects beer bottles and cans, much to the missus annoyment when
she feels like dusting them
Mitch Haley wrote:
Dieselhead wrote:
My condolences. In WI, there is Leinenkugels and Point Special. Both
ar
I used to work on farms, so there is not a lot of interest in seeing
fields, tractors and cows. More interested is seeing the wild west.
Sure we would love to see everything but that may well take a lifetime.
We don't really just want to sit in the car all day.
Hendrik
who is hoping that you ar
Well I don't usually buy US beer, tend to go for German or Dutch lager
when I have money or the local swill in a box of 30 cans when finances
are down. Used to brew my own when I had more time and may do so again
once I get my shed cleaned up. Perhaps even look at a keg system to cut
down on bo
Not so, we are landing in LAX then flying to Chicago, spending a few
days looking around Wisconsin, flying to NYC for a few days and then
going to Tulsa and then driving across country to Las Vegas, San Fran
and back to LAX.
We are trying to see the US from more than one point of view, rather
t
?) and
then book a room before doing a bit of sightseeing.
Well that's the plan but seeing we men are so useful, we might not even
make it out of Oz.
Hendrik
Hendrik & Fay wrote:
Hey I know how to operate a BBQ, as long as it is right hand drive,
should post some pictures of my hybrid
Same as the 201's.
Hendrik
Mitch Haley wrote:
What kind of parking/emergency brakes are on a 1992 300d 2.5?
Had MBZ done away with the drum brakes and put the parking brake on
the disk caliper by then?
It seems to be the day the MBs want to gang up on me in retaliation
for parking them for
http://old.mbclub.ru/mb/code/?lng=eng
Hendrik
LarryT wrote:
Hi !
Thx to several of you I am pretty sure I have paint code #122M which
is Mother of Pearl Grey Metallic.
I believe the paint for the plastic panels is 7122 but am not sure.
There is also a Code 78 list under Paint Options but th
You need to get the number off the relay and try and match them up,
there are a number of different relays for different versions of the KE
jet system.
Hendrik
with a number of FPR's in the shed
Mine smells of cooked electronics and shows signs of resoldering (the
resoldering, oddly enough, s
We are limited in the variety of US beers, either Miller or Budweiser.
Hendrik
who thought that the Miller was not too bad but will give final verdict
when sampling a fresh batch from the factory
Rich Thomas wrote:
There is GOOD beer here in the US if you stay away from that
mass-produced swi
LH drive http://www.neatorama.com/2006/08/07/muscle-car-bbq-grill/
http://www.komar.org/bbq/
RH drive
http://s209.photobucket.com/albums/bb314/OzHendrik/?action=view¤t=IMG_1484.jpg
complete with spares, needs a clean but that has to wait until I get the
truck wash out.
Notice fuel tank on righ
Hey I know how to operate a BBQ, as long as it is right hand drive,
should post some pictures of my hybrid 5 burner.
Anyway I'll get the missus to remind me of the dates of our travel
itinerary. I would look them up myself but my footy team is on the
telly. Goota go.
Hendrik
who bought a box o
Why look at that when you can look at this
http://www.geekologie.com/2010/04/everything_thats_right_in_the.php
Scroll down and you see them cleaning a MB, while Darth Vader and his
stormtroopers look on.
Hendrik
who accidentally clicked on that link..honest
tom tomscat wrote:
http://w
Is that Kaleb standing there trying to buy the car for 500 bucks?
Hendrik
relng...@aol.com wrote:
http://jalopnik.com/5526703/honey-you-parked-the-car-where
Scroll down to read the comments.
RLE
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First thing is to make sure the mast is straight, next is disassembly
and repair.
Hendrik
LarryT wrote:
Hi Gang -
My Auto Antenna goes up and down but seems to hang up part way up.
It goes down completely but stops about 1/2 up.
I've cleaned the mast, waxed it, removed wax, tried lubrican
I believe they operate on time, as a load sensing feature may give a
wrong signal if the mast is getting sticky.
Earlier ones used a counter mechanism to count the number of revolutions
the drum made.
Hendrik
who is getting a chance to do some email because of the weather
Jim Cathey wrote:
Th
Thanks Allan.
Allan Streib wrote:
I tend to tip close to 20% in a restaurant unless the service is
terrible.
Remember waiters and waitresses in most restaurants are making $2.35 an
hour, they need the tips to survive.
On the other hand, if it's a buffet restaurant and I'm serving myself, I
don
Thanks Rick.
I assume that is three to five all up, not per bag.
Didn't think of leaving a tip for the maid who cleans the room, but will
do so.
Fay
Rick Knoble wrote:
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2010 11:07:36 +0930
From: heni...@ozemail.com.au
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Roadside America Book
Lonel
Thanks for that.
Hadn't thought about shuttle bus drivers. We are using a shuttle service
from LAX to Anaheim.
John Reames wrote:
And to tip shuttle bus drivers at airports who load/unload your bags...
Remember: in America, it's called "lobbying"
--
John W Reames
jwrea...@comcast.net
Home:
Thanks Rick
I didn't think tipping would be expected at Macca's
Hendrik was being silly again
Fay
Rick Knoble wrote:
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2010 11:10:43 +0930
From: heni...@ozemail.com.au
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Roadside America Book
Hendrik would like to know if we tip at McDonalds?
Thanks. Your info helps enormously.
Fay
relng...@aol.com wrote:
.
In a decent sit-down restaurant, 15-20% is the norm now. Taxicabs,15%.
Cafeterias, counter service, Starbucks etc, zero.
RLE
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OK Don wrote:
I tip 15% if my iced tea never is empty, 10% if it runs dry, but gets
re-filled, 5% if it runs dry before I leave, and 0 if the rest of the
service sucks. Takes the guesswork out of the equation ---
On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 8
Hendrik would like to know if we tip at McDonalds?
Curt Raymond wrote:
At sit down restaurants 15-20% is more the norm. 10% will have people thinking
you're cheap.
-Curt
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Lonely Planet need to up date there USA travel guide then.
Is it expected that we tip hotel porters if they take our bags to our room?
Fay
Curt Raymond wrote:
At sit down restaurants 15-20% is more the norm. 10% will have people thinking
you're cheap.
-Curt
_
Hi All
Nearly the final interruption on the list as we only have four weeks to
go until we head across the pond.
I am trying to respond to as many unanswered emails as possible as in
his spare time H is currently trying to finish building a 28m long
retaining wall & put together a huge shed be
be I to send you my best wishes & all the best with your rehab program.
Take care of yourself
Hendrik & Fay
buymbpa...@gmail.com wrote:
It is still a ways to go as I have to learn to walk again. That starts
tomorrow. I can't wait!!! Thank you everyone for your thoughts, prayers an
Subframe mounts give more of a wobbly rear end feel, like being on a
ship. Test drove a 124 many years ago and it was so bad I nearly got sea
sick.
'hunting' or self steer is usually worn front rubber bushes, had this in
my 123. It can also be from worn parts out the back, I had the big nut
tha
This is a pretty rare wagon I guess.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/auto-clasico-mallorca/4295794314/in/photostream/
Hendrik
who is happily welding away
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Hi Alex
Finally got round to responding, apologies for the delay & don't know if
this will get through due to email issues - as you all know.
There is definitely a gremlin in the system that H can't find.
I've never heard of the Outback steakhouse (emigrated here 22 years ago
from NZ) & have
Don't know but I am getting other mail from mail lists based in the States.
I may try subscribing to the list with another email address.
Hendrik
archer wrote:
Hi Hendrik,
Wonder if this might have something to do with your problems?
Gerry
-
Internet
Not for me it's not, perhaps it's this clean feed stuff the idiots in
parliament are trying to force on us.
Hendrik
feeling very lonely now
Dieselhead wrote:
It is on and loaded. Be careful where you point it!
It seems that the mail ain't been getting through to us, is there a
problem or i
It seems that the mail ain't been getting through to us, is there a
problem or is my computer gone stupid?
Hendrik
who feels left out
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Well just to buy a 3 cyl Yanmar will cost about $5K and those motors are
used in a lot of earthmoving equipment, so 300 bucks is a bargain.
Hendrik
who has broken 1 cyl Yanmar, a working 3 cyl Yanmar and a working 3 cyl
Kubota
Rich Thomas wrote:
I wondered about that, so I guess it is from so
why would you buy an ugly POS if you could time travel, perhaps go back
a few days and buy a lotto ticket with the winning numbers and buy
something nice.
Hendrik
who sadly is not able to time travel
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
you know, I dont think you would find another one of those that nice
I believe Rusty sells them for 190 for the Lemfoerder, to buy the bushes
and ball joint would cost about 90.
Obviously things are more expensive over here and the bushes are
reasonably easy to DIY.
Hendrik
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
how much is a complete assembly?
_
By the time you consider the cost of the rubber bushings and ball joints
plus the labour to change them over, a complete assembly is not that
expensive.
Hendrik
who is wondering how you go using a laptop in the bath?
Howard Fulford wrote:
On Sun, 28 Mar 2010, Hendrik and Fay wrote :
'Other o
You wanna be careful using heat, especially on suspension components.
Hendrik
Jim Cathey wrote:
Jim, Thanks. That is helpful. But I see you used the flame wrench
to get the ball joint loose. I don't have a flame wrench available.
I'd sure use it if I had it! Not having the torch, I am relu
Yes I have, I took it to the local mechanic.
Other option is to buy complete assemblies off Rusty, comes with ball
joints and rubbers.
Hendrik
Dieselhead wrote:
Jim, Thanks. That is helpful. But I see you used the flame wrench to
get the ball joint loose. I don't have a flame wrench availa
Yes like having to remove the engine to change spark plugs.
Hendrik
who likes the look of Jags but
Rich Thomas wrote:
I am not going to buy it, just CL shopping. But there is something
about a V12 Jagyoowah that is appealing.
--R
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You are a bit of a greeny then?
Kermit obsession I think it is called?
Anyway from the photos it looks to be average condition and may well
have a bit of rust down below.
Hendrik
who likes bright and unusual colours but the missus says no
Kaleb C. Striplin, Okiebenz wrote:
I love the color co
Apparently a lot of Porsche parts are interchangable with VW parts, same
part but different number and shipping box.
Wasn't the 944 supposed to be an Audi?
Hendrik
who has never owned a Porsche and doesn't want to
relng...@aol.com wrote:
I wonder which is less expensive, and easier to find
Test mules where built in 83 and the 124 was shown at shows in 84 but
not sold until 85.
Hendrik
Mitch Haley wrote:
OK Don wrote:
I was able to confirm via the EPC datacard, that this 5 speed is the
original tranny for the gold car.
When did MB start producing the 124 in Europe? This case is
Geez that thing has more buttons than the space shuttle. Apparently men
love to have lots of buttons, whilst the ladies don't like lots of buttons.
Anyway from what I have heard the 202 is a good chassis and not rust
prone like the 210. Roomier than the 201(but then again the toilet in a
Concord
G'day mate, ow they hanging cobber?
I hear Paul Hogan works cheap these days and has experience with
commercials.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xn_CPrCS8gs
Hendrik
who will speak slowly so you can
understandwhat I am saying
No need to confiscate the computer. I'll just tell em it was all your
idea and you said that the security mob had no brains and it would be
alright to take home 'souvenirs'.
Hendrik
who has not been in trouble with border security before
Bob Rentfro wrote:
Holy Crap that's right. If Hendrick
I don't full understand the engineering behind it but the concept is
that you open the doors with an electric motor and this motor would hold
the door shut or open.
Eliminating the need for door handles and gas struts. However I would
think it would need some sort of locking mechanism to stop th
Doggy bags are illegal in this nanny state, due to the potential for
someone to get crook because they ate the stuff they brought home from
the restaurant, five days later.
Hendrik
who also has a compost bin out the back but apparently meat is no good
for composting until it has been run throu
Yeah well the problem is the feds will turn up not long after the shirts
do and they will want to know if you are equipping a private army.
Hendrik
who must remember to call the cops over there 'sir' and 'madam' and not mate
Mitch Haley wrote:
Hendrik & Fay wrote:
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