Jim writes:
I don't remember if that bike had the little safety hooks that
retain the front axle, (this was the early 50s) but if they did,
I surely took them off .
Lawyer tabs were mandated by the CPSC in the early to mid-80s,
and every self respecting roadie files them off before ever
Speaking of wheels, I have a set of 4 E300 wheels on ebay, along
with a 5th matching wheel, some US DOT and euro lamps, a set of
new Bilstein shocks/struts and more.
Here's the link to the wheels:
John writes:
I guess they aren't any good for a w210?
John, I'd have to defer to others on the list. These wheels are 16 x 7 1/2,
with an ET41 offset. They fit the W124 series and the later 210 series.
Lee
Rory wrote:
I have to vent! My Bride, for the second time in 5 days,
backed her car out
of the drive and drove down the street with the extension
cord plugged in to
the block heater. Except today, the plug was ripped off
the cord instead of
just coming unplugged. AGGGHHH!!
My '93 is sold, gone to a guy who's going to convert it to a grease car. Sad
to see her go, it was a nice, solid car with many more miles in her. Just
not the right car for me at this time.
So I have some parts leftover from this brief encounter with a W124.
4 new-in-box Bilsteins for the W124
Guys,
I've decided to downsize our fleet (from 3 to 2) and my 300D is one of the
two candidates for sale (the other is a '95 Audi A6 quattro wagon).
I bought the '93 in Raleigh last fall and brought it back to New England.
I've gone through it and have replaced/repaired everything that needed
David writes:
That may be true, but it's hard to make that case when some
engine manufacturers are telling them they won't honor fuel
system warranties on engines used with biodiesel.
Same deal with home heating systems. Riello USA, for instance, won't warrant
a home heating burner if
Mitch writes:
You seem to think that the price of bio stays constant while
the price of dino goes up. Three years ago, bio was $1.70
while dino was $1.40, both fully taxed. One might have
thought demand for bio would go through the roof when dino
hit $2.50, but it's not happening.
Walton
On 2/5/06, Lee Levitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mitch writes:
You seem to think that the price of bio stays constant while
the price of dino goes up. Three years ago, bio was $1.70
while dino was $1.40, both fully taxed. One might have
thought demand for bio would go through the roof
Will do.
Heater wires should not be a problem. Heated windshield, as in late model
Lexi or Range Rover, can be a problem. Interestingly, I had a solar
windshield in my '02 Audi that blocked my Fastlane transponder and probably
reduced the performance of my Valentine V1, while the Nav system
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Now that I've figured out my transmission,
I'm going to have my car painted, keep that in mind.
I really like my satellite radio (sirus). I want to install
the antenna permanently {Prior to the paint job).
Anyone BTDT?
Not with a Sirius antenna. I
Subject line: Mistakes a diesel owner should not make.
Topic: runaway dogs.
Me: Confused.
Lee
Chris,
I did. I've been buying from them for a long time. They had a =
change in management a couple of years ago and I've continued to =
see good service and an expanded product offering.
Ken, the original owner, was active in rallying and rally support. =
I don't know about the new
Harry writes:
Nothing big, I was going to sucker up the money and try a set
of Sylvania Silverstars, one of the tested sets. The other
four were: APC Plasma Ultrs White; GE Nighthawk; Philips
Crystal Vision and Wagner TruView.
Check out www.rallylights.com. I ordered a set of their
I've been receiving an increasing number of inquiries from prospective
bidders asking questions about items I have listed. Interestingly, I may or
may not have anything listed and the email is *not* going to my registered
ebay email address.
The inquiry looks legit, like it came from ebay.
--
Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 10:03:14 -0500
From: Lee Levitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MBZ] CR report on headlight bulbs
Harry writes:
Nothing big, I was going to sucker up the money and try a set of
Sylvania Silverstars, one of the tested
Dave writes:
It will cost several million dollars to convert a single
acres of land to support the automated growth and harvesting
of algae. It's still do-able.
Biophotoreactors may lower that price (or raise the acreage yield)
dramatically.
Lee
Kaleb,
I've got a carfax account for another couple of days...
Lee
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006 1:03 PM
To: Mercedes mailing list
Subject: [MBZ] who here has a carfax account?
Wilton,
On my '93 124 there's a button on the dash that will drop the headrests, I
think only when the ignition is on...
Lee
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of wilton strickland
Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 2:50 PM
To: [EMAIL
Tom writes:
I do not know of a way to do a nationwide search on Craigslist.
You can't.
A couple of people have built search engines to aggregate search results for
Craigslist and CL will block them. CL's story is that they want all the
activity to be local, and a national search
Yes.
Lee
On Mon Jan 09 15:25:23 PST 2006, wilton strickland
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the rear seat backrest in a 124 secured in the same manner as
that in a
123 -- hanging at top and 3 screws across bottom (1 at each
lower corner,
1 in middle)?
Wilton
91 350SDL, 87 300D
Or find someone local to do a walkaround, hand over the payment and take the
title for you.
I planned on doing this with my 300 in Raleigh, but timing didn't work out
for a local friend. I tried to find a local laywer to do this, but none that
I spoke to wanted to do it. Dunno why. Liability?
It
It's *preventive* maintenance.
Or is it preventive maintetanance.
Inquiring minds wan't tu now.
:)
Lee
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of B Dike
Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 8:48 PM
To: Mercedes mailing list
Subject: [MBZ] OT: Carfaxes?
Teenage son has 84 BMW 318i. Stopped because tabs expired,
policeman noticed VIN didn't
Chris writes:
http://www.vermont-unimog.com/
front and center: Expedition Camper. Now if I lit the
lottery, I would buy THAT. Is that a snorkel I spy? SO
Waterproof camper shell? Looks like it would sleep 5. Sweet.
Naw, I'd buy the 8 wheel drive Tatra and build *that* into a
Werner writes:
Also note the copious rust almost all over, not to mention
the MPG meter on the instrument cluster - usually a gasoline
engine item, as I recall.
Wonder how much can be believed about this very good car???
Werner
Looks pretty clean for a 250K mile car, the usual wear,
http://boston.craigslist.org/car/122717599.html
That'll buff right out.
Lee
R writes:
The driver is open to the elements and if it isn't the wind,
it's the rain.
Eminently impractical.
So is sex, walking along the beach, wishing on a star, telling someone you
love them, getting married, buying a 15 year old car with 150K+ miles, but
does that stop anyone?
You
Dave writes:
This is wrong on s many levels...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=4599940334
Look closely - it's got hydraulics too. (*shudder*)
Nice looking car but I can't really understand the description. Does anyone
know if Google translates from STOOPID to
Brian writes:
Thanks to all for the input.
I did obtain the VIN of the '82 240D that the engine is
currently sitting in.
It's: WDBAB23AXCB314258
If anyone would run a CarFax on it, that'd be great.
I'd be a bit concerned...
Report Heading Graphic
Mac writes:
Wow. How odd. I've had precisely the opposite experience.
Everything has been as described and sometimes better. I've
bought used stuff maybe 10 times, including two sets of Euro
headlamps, zebrano pieces and accessories (granted it's hard
to lie about new parts except for
Donald writes:
Here's a 1987 124 diesel with only 112K miles. Interested?
You bet you are. The Buy it Now price is $5100. Still
interested - Probably you are. Well look closely my friend.
This could be like that girl at the party that looked really
good after 6-9 beers then in the
David writes:
Lee Levitt wrote:
Yep, this is pretty much what I did. The actuator and the
control rod
are threaded, and it's unclear whether they're simply
supposed to be
forced together or whether you're supposed to spin one to
thread the
rod into the actuator.
I think
Mac writes:
Failing that, try eBay.de... some of the aftermarket parts
vendors accept PayPal, ship worldwide and can communicate
easily in English. Shipping is not as bad as you might think
(given how much USPS rates have increased in the last two years).
Mac, I've bought via ebay.de
My high school girlfriend's father had one of these cars. I have a *lot* of
fond memories from that car, some of them involving actual driving. :)
Between that and the fact that I learned to drive on a 240D, I guess it was
fate that I would own an MB someday...
Lee
'93 300D 2.5 181K
So despite the ever growing Honey-Do list, I scooted off to the garage
yesterday and swapped out the gizmo that locks/unlocks the trunk. The
plastic connector that grabs the arm leading to the lock had broken and the
trunk would not lock/unlock with the rest of the locks.
After an hour of
Jim writes:
I wrote:
I'm still not sure I got it right as the car will not
unlock from the
trunk, but that's not a big deal. The trunk locks/unlocks with the
other buttons...
I think you got the adjusted length wrong on the arm that
threads into the pod. It's the switch
how.
On 1/2/06, Lee Levitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim writes:
I wrote:
I'm still not sure I got it right as the car will not
unlock from the
trunk, but that's not a big deal. The trunk locks/unlocks with the
other buttons...
I think you got the adjusted length wrong on the arm
In Mass, 4 or all wheel drive cars have a reduced emissions
testing level. 2 wheel drive cars are tested for emissions at load
on a two wheel dyno. AWD cars care only tested at idle.
Lee
On 12/31/05, Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure if we have any gas cars that are
Hey, when he has a listing for something that doesn't exist, so that people
know to contact him directly, Ebay is not making very much on the listing...
Lee
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave M.
Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005
Andrew writes:
That's almost a parody. I can't believe his home hasn't been
torched yet...
Armchair quarterback
A clear setup. He dumps paypal in September, runs some more clean auctions,
then closes a *lot* of stuff in early December for Christmas, takes the cash
and moves (apt empty
Mitch writes:
I saw an ignition advance curve for the 60x timer, and full
advance came on in the 2000-2400 rpm range. Probably best to
keep your diesel up around 2400 for best efficiency. It makes
sense that the torque peak is also in that range.
Any thoughts on peak efficiency for the
Sunil writes:
I'm not making this up - just read about it on wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SsangYong_Motor_Company
Look at the link marked Chairman, then go to their website
and take a look. They licensed the 124 from MB, then built
the 124s to look like 80s S-class MBs
Mitch writes:
I saw an ignition advance curve for the 60x timer, and full
advance came on in the 2000-2400 rpm range. Probably best to
keep your diesel up around 2400 for best efficiency. It makes
sense that the torque peak is also in that range.
Any thoughts on peak efficiency for the
On Wed Dec 28 20:38:38 PST 2005, Hendrik Riessen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ooooh I like them and in my size too.
Although they say driving in high heels is dangerous, I have
never had any problems.
Hendrik
Try ice skates. Now *that's* a challenge!
Lee
On Wed Dec 28 20:38:38 PST 2005, Hendrik Riessen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ooooh I like them and in my size too.
Although they say driving in high heels is dangerous, I have
never had any problems.
Hendrik
Try ice skates. Now *that's* a challenge!
Lee
Sunil writes:
To me, getting your money's worth out of a car = putting in
enough gasoline to equal the price of the car. This is the
first time I've heard of an S-class actually being worth the money!
Truth be told, the only car I've achieved this wiith was a
$70 Honda Prelude that I
Andrew suggests:
Trade in the spouse?
Naw, she's low mileage, handles pretty well and besides, I've got too much
into her.
:)
Lee
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Mercedes Discussion List
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Germanic inter-species crossover wheel adaptation?
So, Audi lugbolts have a different curve profile than MBs?
On 12/27/05, Lee Levitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lugs won't be a problem as...
...Um, Audi uses a non-standard
Casey,
5 bolt Audi wheels have the same bolt size and pattern but the
center mounting hole is slightly different (I can't remember
whether it's larger or smaller...). As a result the wheels will
not be hubcentric (ie either they won't fit or they won't be
centered on the hub, which will lead
Alex,
I'll send you a full PDF offline.
This one looks clean:
The story of this 1993 ISUZU TROOPER S (JACDH58VXP7911380) according to our
interpretation of the information reported to CARFAX:
This SUV has had 1 owner in Oregon. It was originally registered by the
owner for personal use.
It
Bob writes:
Dude,
Let me know how much time and money you get into cobbling up
some used Audi rims with the proper lugs and appropriate
Lugs won't be a problem as...
...Um, Audi uses a non-standard seat on their lugbolt, a more rounded
surface than most other wheel manufacturers. Hmm.
My '93 has one good seat heater (the passenger side of course) and
one bad.
Symptoms are that the lights on the switch will flash very briefly
when the switch is pressed, and then remain off. Switch and relays
have been checked and are considered good (by my mechanic).
So it sounds like the
Thanks Jim,
In the 124 the relays are under the rear seat.
With regard to the seat heating elements -- are they separate from
the seat covers? How difficult is it to remove the seat cover?
Thanks!
Lee
On Mon Dec 26 07:50:24 PST 2005, Jim Cathey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
So it sounds like
After her first drive in the car, ny wife reported that the Benz was broken.
Seems that the parking lights are haunted.
She parked the car and switched off the headlights.
One side of the car remained lit.
She drove the car later, parked and noticed that the other side was now lit.
She
Andrew writes:
It's interesting how the prices of pristine unrestored models
uncannily reflect the cost of purchasing and then restoring a
less than perfect example of the same car. My sense is that
restoration costs have inflated way faster than general
inflation, which acts to
Ed writes:
On 12/23/05, Lee Levitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I ended up not buying that car, and in fact not buying *any* car.
Lee
'93 300D 2.5 180K
But ... you own a 93 300D *scratches head* Thought you meant
you decided to just buy a bicycle.
I decided not to buy any car
Mileage is a bit suspicious (15K miles in 5 years...) but otherwise clean.
I'll send you a PDF of the report separately...
Lee
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, December 23, 2005 3:16 PM
To: Mercedes
Kaleb writes:
Yea, top end will not help the bottom end shortcomings.
Are we talking about girls or cars?
:)
Lee
eric peterson wrote:
Isn't the 350DSL the one that is noted as a rod bender??
If the head
has been reworked or a new head put on will this solve the problems
Looks a little like the trunk release gizmo.
But, ICBW.
Lee
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kaleb C. Striplin
Sent: Thursday, December 22, 2005 12:51 PM
To: Mercedes mailing list; Banned List
Subject: [MBZ] name this part
What
And another...upper strut mounts. Got one groaning right now.
Lee
'93 300D 2.5 180K
On Tue Dec 20 20:16:32 PST 2005, Peter Frederick
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The other cause of creaks and groan is track rod bushings.
Ball joints squeal, creak, or groan while turning, whether the
car is
Jeff writes:
The W210 also has rustng issues whereas the W124 was much
better. If you can find an 95 W124 with the 2.5 turbo-diesel
you can save a bomb! Nice car!
I thought that '93 was the last year with the 2.5 td, and that '94 and '95
only got the 3.0 6 cyl...
Lee
'93 300D 2.5 180K
Andrew wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemrd=1;
item=4597599682ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT
I can't believe this sold for under $10K. Must be an
unpopular color scheme.
Nice. I would have gotten rid of the US DOT lamps and the trailer hitch
though, would prolly
OK Don writes:
I find it quite handy to have one more car then we need - for
those times a car is down for repair. Rotate the driving to
keep all of them in use - therefore in shape.
I've always done this with bikes...but that doesn't explain why I have 8 or
so rideable bikes within arms
Dan writes:
I was in Guadalajara Mexico this Summer and there were car
washers that were pushing this, they seemed to be having a
lot of success getting customers. Surprised people would pay
for this, sort of, luxury item.
It's a brand extension of the oxygen bar.
Lee
Clay writes:
I did a google and I could not find it. Please point me in
the correct direction, as this would be a great tool for such
instances as the one just past.
On Tuesday, December 13, 2005, at 05:05 AM, Lee Levitt wrote:
Click Clack Tappet Brothers Light
Extinguisher
Clay,
You should invest in a roll of Click Clack Tappet Brothers Light
Extinguisher. Guaranteed to take care of any idiot light...
Lee
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of redghost
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 1:18 AM
To: Mercedes
Does somebody have the procedure for replacing a thermostat on the 2.5L
turbodiesel written up? Would you share it with me?
My car is running cool and I'm not getting much heat even at full bake.
Thanks!
Lee
'93 300D 2.5 180K
Near Boston, $3000...
http://boston.craigslist.org/car/117046418.html
Lee
'93 300D 2.5 180K
Philip writes:
The Uniden Pro510, and it's three-knob brother the Pro520,
are probably the best of the small, cheap radios. Even the
mics are fair quality.
Sure, you can spend more money and get more features and more
lights - but they sure build those two tough! I know of more
than
Donald wrote:
Lee wrote:
Now look up the word recieve. Just google it...
You know I have sent thousands (probably tens of thousands of
emails) from this account. Unless I purposefully remove my
email signature, it is always there and you are the first
person to notice that I
Hans writes:
Still have mine. 24 channels. On a shelve in the garage. When
I get frustrated, I pick up the mike and holler Breaker 1-9
Funny, I just *installed* mine a month ago when I picked up my car. It's
part of the basic electronics package -- Valentine hardwire, speaker kit for
What a sweet car. I would have paid $10K for it.
Someone want to buy my W124?
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L 180K
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tan Qu
Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2005 11:38 AM
To: Mercedes mailing list
Subject: Re: [MBZ]
You folks aren't even in the contest. This is our first
morning this week when the temperature was above 0F when I
drove to work. Today it was a sweltering +9F at 7:00 a.m., up
18 degrees from yesterday morning's temps.
Okay you win.
It was a balmy 18F when I took my car to my mechanic
John,
I've got 5 15 bundt wheels that are available...they were the stock wheels
on my W124 and I replaced them with 15 AMG flat wheels for winter use. I've
also got a set of later 16 E style wheels that I'll be using for summer
tires in the spring...
They've got a mix of fair and bad Cooper
Donald writes:
I wrote:
What a sweet car. I would have paid $10K for it.
Someone want to buy my W124?
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L 180K
Yes, Lee I do want to buy your car. How does $2K sound. Can
you deliver it to Wichita?
Sure. Send me $2K today. And tomorrow. And Saturday. And Sunday. And
Marshall,
I stand corrected. They are the stock 15 wheels...
Lee
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From: Marshall Booth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2005 12:34 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Mercedes mailing list
Subject: Re: [MBZ] 124 Steel Wheels?
Lee Levitt wrote
Very impressive Donald.
Now look up the word recieve. Just google it...
:)
Lee
And yes, anal-retentive *does* require a hyphen! grin
(Me, not Donald...)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Donald Snook
Sent: Thursday, December 08,
I think it was 6 am on a Saturday morning, in 1963.
Lee
On Tue Dec 06 17:57:00 PST 2005, Hans Neureiter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It was, I believe in the early 60', when Sweden changed from L/H
to R/H
traffic. They did it over night and had minor mishaps.
--
Hans Neureiter, Houston, TX
I bought a pair of new OEM ecode headlights from ebay.de and they arrived
with one mounting tab (the lower inner post) on each broken. Packaging
design problem -- these tabs stick out and got broken in transit.
What should I use to rebuild and reinforce these tabs (reattaching the posts
to the
Anyone know where I can get a set of wiper/washers and trim pieces for my
'93 W124 with ecode headlamps?
I've got the lamps (as noted in my previous message) and I need to get this
setup together and on the car so I can pass inspection (DOT headlamp is
blown and I don't want to spend any money
Ron writes:
Curt--
You probably have a block heater--just not the cord. Check on
the passenger side of the engine--about where the block
heater is on a 240D. There may be a plastic cap on the block
heater--you just need to buy the cord from Rusty. I had to do
that on two 190Ds.
I
Rich writes:
Some bits missing:
http://www.texascarsforkids.org/details.asp?CarId=8697vType=1
No, no, it says Car Complete: Check
Maybe they meant *you should* check.
After all, you don't really need a battery...park on a hill and bump start
it. Or leave it idling.
Lee
I'm getting a rhythmic noise coming from the shift console of my '93 300D.
At first I thought it was a speedo cable noise but it's gotten louder and
it's obviously coming from the console right around the shifter.
I only get it on light acceleration from low speeds, but don't get it at
idle, at
David wrote:
John Ervine wrote:
When I purchased my 280S back in August, I took the
adventurous route.
I packed a large bag with about 50lbs of tools in it, threw a
combination lock on it so it couldn't easily be opened, and
purchased a one-way ticket to DC.
Unfortunately, travel
left turn and the rod was thrown against the tranny.
Gary Thompson
1995 E320
On 12/1/05, Lee Levitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm getting a rhythmic noise coming from the shift console of my '93 300D.
At first I thought it was a speedo cable noise but it's gotten louder and
it's obviously
http://boston.craigslist.org/car/112902844.html
Lee
John writes:
Which explains I guess why my walmart charges *so much* extra
for their dusty jugs of Delvac.
Anyone seen Truck SUV in Walmart in Canada? I should check
with my Esso agent to see if he carries it.
On 30-Nov-05, at 12:23 PM, Marshall Booth wrote:
Wal-Mart USED to sell
Tom writes:
It's an article about a proposal to levee an additional tax
on hybrid vehicles because they burn less fuel pay less
than their share if road tax.
The article also proposes a per mile tax on all vehicles,
which we already pay through our fuel tax.
Your elected
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mercedes-Benz-E-Class-300D-Diesel-Pristene-Fl
orida-BENZ-Corp-EXECS-300D-DIESEL-SD_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ6335QQitemZ4
592273621QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW
Low mileage, sounds like a well-kept car...
Lee
'93 300D 2.5l turbodiesel 179K
I'm launching a biodiesel co-op in the Boston area and am wondering wow many
listers are in the Boston area?
If you're local and are interested in being involved, please drop me a note
offlist.
I'm in the process of nailing down a pretty significant source of WVO and
will want some help in set
Kaleb writes:
Whats the best and cheapest place online to buy CD's these days?
Check ebay and amazon (used CD listings below each new title).
Lee
Donald writes:
Curt Raymond wrote:
If anybody knows of a great diesel MB within about 300 miles of
Boston let me know. 190D prefered but I'm open to anything.
Found one. It is in Mays Landing, New Jersey. I have no idea
if that is within 300 miles of Boston.
Nope,
Done.
:)
Lee
On Wed Nov 23 07:03:22 PST 2005, Curt Raymond
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Might as well establish myself as a full fledged nutter.
Where's the best place to find an owner's manual for my '93?
Thanks!
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L turbodiesel 179K
Then of course there's the 4 BILLION gallons of WVO flowing out the back of
Taco Bell et al annually. And I won't even mention algae.
Lee
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Robert
Tara Ludwick
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 2:08
Curt,
Did you see the one in the Want Advertiser (or maybe Craigslist) with a bad
motor for $1500?
Lee
Is this one of the years that includes biodegradable wiring?
I'm needing a new car bad before the wife kills me or makes
me buy something soulless...
If anybody knows of a great
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have experience with an XM radio in an older MBZ? I'd
like to install it in my '73 300SEL without having to mount the
antenna on the roof, drilling holes, etc. Apparently on newer cars
with sharply sloped windshields, it works ok with the antenna just
David wrote:
Lee Levitt wrote:
I just realized that my trunk *should* be locking/unlocking
with the
driver's door. Well, it's not.
Other locks operate as expected.
What should I be looking at? Disconnected line or broken mechanism?
Most likely it's a bad or disconnected
Grrr...
My car keeps blowing the center brake light bulb. Other two brake light
bulbs are fine...this one blows the bulb immediately.
Any thoughts?
The joys of buying a car from someone less fanatical than me. Grrr...
TIA,
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L turbodiesel 179K
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