That’s usually where I stay.
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> On May 2, 2018, at 3:37 AM, archer75--- via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> Hampton Inns are my favorite. Clean, competent employees, and a very nice
> breakfast.
> Gerry
> ~~~
> Curt Raymond
Hampton Inns are my favorite. Clean, competent employees, and a very nice
breakfast.
Gerry
~~~
Curt Raymond wrote:
> Hilton seems pretty desperate, they email me all the time with offers. Used
> to call a lot too trying to get me to buy a timeshare...
>
> Our
The nice thing about Holiday Inn now is they've got both Intercontinental and
Kimpton under their umbrella. Last year I did a week in Miami (well Doral
but...) at an Intercontinental. It was $20 more a night than a Holiday Inn but
the customer wanted me to work a Sunday and it was the week
When I was traveling for business on domestic trips I tried to stick with
Holiday Inn. The Express places were always pretty nice and Holiday Inn also
had some spiffs with the airlines that would net you bonus points. Marriott
and Hilton always cost more, so they were never an option unless
On Tue, 1 May 2018 18:00:10 -0500 "Kaleb C. Striplin via Mercedes"
wrote:
> I thought about Marriott, but most everyone else in the company is
> Hilton Honors. I have never really stayed at Marriott properties that
> much.
I have been a member of the Marriott Rewards
Hilton seems pretty desperate, they email me all the time with offers. Used to
call a lot too trying to get me to buy a timeshare...
Our corporate is Holiday Inn which is mostly what I use, I'm Spire Elite with
them which is the top of their system. I'm silver with Hilton. I mostly only
stay
I thought about Marriott, but most everyone else in the company is
Hilton Honors. I have never really stayed at Marriott properties that much.
On 5/1/2018 5:55 PM, Max Dillon via Mercedes wrote:
Call customer care, loyalty care, whatever they call themselves and let them
know you're upset
Call customer care, loyalty care, whatever they call themselves and let them
know you're upset that the small print got you. Also let them know your
position as a manager arranging travel for your employees, they can probably
fix this easy.
Marriott is way better, you can probably make
My mechanic has a '92 300SD just shy of 100K miles. I kinda fell for
it.
This calls for one of them interventions.
RLE
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this... drives me batty on my 1986 300E.
:)
-dm
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Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 16:24:10 EST
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MBZ] 1st
In the early '90s Mercedes saw the error of their ways and allowed the
gas transmissions to start in 1st. Cars built a year or two
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From: Dave M. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 12:53 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] 1st gear start mod
Does anyone have info on how exactly to do this? A photo, pointing to
the area in question, sure would be nice. I had been under the
impression
more about this... drives me batty on my 1986 300E.
:)
-dm
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MBZ] 1st
In the early '90s Mercedes saw the error of their ways and allowed the
gas transmissions to start in 1st. Cars built a year or two before 1st gear
starts became standard COULD
Marshall Booth wrote:
I have it from an authoritative source that ONLY the valve bodies
manufactured for about a year (or year and a half) before 1st gear
starts became standard, can be modified. In older transmissions (seems
like earlier than '89), the entire valve body would need to be
All of my 201s start in 1st (at least the way I drive them)
On the other hand, my '89 190E 2.6 started in 2nd before I had it modified to
1st gear start.
RLE
In the early '90s Mercedes saw the error of their ways and allowed the gas
transmissions to start in 1st. Cars built a year or two before 1st gear
starts became standard COULD be converted (it was NOT a cheap conversion -
required
that the valve body be removed and some pieces replaced) but
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