I meant it as pallets. Some of the stuff is broken down, then wrapped on the
pallet. CRTs get that treatment when removed from cases, printers go whole,
logic and cards dump in giant cardboard box on a pallet. Small junk is tossed
in big box with wires. ABS and metal are sent to local scrap
I thought it was all dolled up based on Gump having manual trans, no fogs, no
PS, no auto lock, no AC, no cruise, wind up glass, manual antenna, solid roof,
steel wheels, one mirror, mono radio, color match vent
clay
On Mar 19, 2015, at 7:22 AM, Jim Cathey via Mercedes wrote:
>> Yea that's pr
could be. Around PNW we are very strict e-cyclers. You can drop
off all manner of monitor, CPU, printer and other things that plug
in. I suspect it gets crated up and sent to the orient for salvage
clay
more likely, they stand a container on end, doors open, and dump the
junk in with an
I saw a vid posted on some tech site yesterday of all that crap in a big
hopper going into a shredder, every bit of plastic, metal, and whatever
else is in there. They pointed out most of it was printers, which are
cheaper to replace than buy ink carts. It probably does get shipped to
Africa
could be. Around PNW we are very strict e-cyclers. You can drop off all
manner of monitor, CPU, printer and other things that plug in. I suspect it
gets crated up and sent to the orient for salvage
clay
On Mar 19, 2015, at 6:20 AM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes wrote:
> There is some guy around
On 19/03/2015 9:22 AM, Jim Cathey via Mercedes wrote:
Yea that's pretty much all standard
My 115 has none of that, except the fog lights which are
part of the headlight assembly anyway.
-- Jim
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But it is not the 300D right?
RB
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My 76 has all but the bundts and the radio and antenna. No idea what
radio was in to begin with. It had a bad aftermarket one when I got it
and now it has a hole where that used to be.
I have a couple of decent aftermarket ones I could install but have yet
to do so.
RB
On 19/03/2015 12:01 AM,
Yea that's pretty much all standard
My 115 has none of that, except the fog lights which are
part of the headlight assembly anyway.
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There is some guy around here who begs on freecycle for e-waste all
the time, I'm sure he has some backyard smelter thing going on.
--R
yep
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There is some guy around here who begs on freecycle for e-waste all the
time, I'm sure he has some backyard smelter thing going on.
--R
On 3/19/15 1:02 AM, OK Don via Mercedes wrote:
Salvage the gold ---
On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 10:34 PM, clay via Mercedes
wrote:
Sadly, there would be n
Yea that's pretty much all standard
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> On Mar 19, 2015, at 12:01 AM, OK Don via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> Sounds like a standard W115 300D to me, mine had all that and it wasn't
> special, well except for your special seats.
>
> On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 9:40 PM, clay via Mercede
Salvage the gold ---
On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 10:34 PM, clay via Mercedes
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> Sadly, there would be no value to the garbage inside the cases.
>
> clay
>
>
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Sounds like a standard W115 300D to me, mine had all that and it wasn't
special, well except for your special seats.
On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 9:40 PM, clay via Mercedes
wrote:
> AC, cruise, power window, sun roof, power steering, bundts, power lock,
> Grundig stereo radio/speakers, power antenna,
AH, I could just bid on a pallet of old office computers at the local sheriff
auction. That would stay off the radar as a car part. Sadly, there would be
no value to the garbage inside the cases.
clay
On Mar 18, 2015, at 7:02 PM, Curt Raymond via Mercedes wrote:
> When we graduated college o
The rust in the trunk area will be bondo, as will the holes where I pulled the
trim. Weight reduction, along the lines of deleting AC and Cruise hardware.
The cabin floor, I think is a bit more load bearing, as I am sure to find out
when I start the rust busting.
I got all the seats out, the
AC, cruise, power window, sun roof, power steering, bundts, power lock, Grundig
stereo radio/speakers, power antenna, dual side mirrors, fog lights. I think
it may have been upholstered in the foreskins of elephants based on the mold on
the seats. Oh, those were the SE seats.
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clay
> I
When we graduated college on of friends hauled home a microVAX. Used it as a
coffee table for years. Wish I had it now, it'd patch a lot of holes.
Curt
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I found that double or triple sheets of aluminum roofing valley (comes in rolls
at bldg. supply or hardware store), bedded with whichever gooey stuff is on
hand, and fastened down with pop rivets; lasts indefinitely. It's probably not
a good fix for load bearing parts, however.
Gerry
clay wrot
What sort of bells and whistles?
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> On Mar 17, 2015, at 7:43 PM, clay via Mercedes wrote:
>
> The more I get to know her, the sadder I feel. This was one of the loaded
> variety. All the bells and whistles, but in 40 years the leaks and soaking
> against sheet metal have
weld. My first case is pretty much
done but I've got another one in the basement ready to get cut up. They're
super easy to get too if I need another.
-Curt
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Subject: Re: [M
I could use a transmission
clay
On Mar 16, 2015, at 5:28 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin via Mercedes wrote:
> Too bad you are not close. I could use the motor
>
> Sent from my iPhone
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>> On Mar 16, 2015, at 5:09 PM, clay via Mercedes wrote:
>>
>> May I not be forced to live in a cardboard box, but I
The more I get to know her, the sadder I feel. This was one of the loaded
variety. All the bells and whistles, but in 40 years the leaks and soaking
against sheet metal have rusted out the corners of the cabin floor. There is
extensive application of fiberglass muck, but I am still seeing roa
Awesome work
--R
On 3/16/15 6:09 PM, clay via Mercedes wrote:
May I not be forced to live in a cardboard box, but I am now half owner of a
1975 300D. SWMBA is out of state, so will not find out of this new toy for a
few months
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Too bad you are not close. I could use the motor
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> On Mar 16, 2015, at 5:09 PM, clay via Mercedes wrote:
>
> May I not be forced to live in a cardboard box, but I am now half owner of a
> 1975 300D. SWMBA is out of state, so will not find out of this new toy for a
> few m
Props for saving an MB from the crusher!
It does sound like a great Lemons car...
Dan
> On Mar 16, 2015, at 6:09 PM, clay via Mercedes wrote:
>
> May I not be forced to live in a cardboard box, but I am now half owner of a
> 1975 300D. SWMBA is out of state, so will not find out of this new
Bravo! Sounds like a fine father and son project.
-Curt
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Subject: [MBZ] The W115 Strikes Back
May I not be forced to live in a cardboard box, but I am now half owner of a
1975 300D. SWMBA is
May I not be forced to live in a cardboard box, but I am now half owner of a
1975 300D. SWMBA is out of state, so will not find out of this new toy for a
few months
I think this is another of the K'leb tauntings that I ended up getting. Like
Gump, somebody on list made mention that I should l
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