And you want one with a 722.6 transmission
i sent this guy an email saying he should put on an new crank position
sensor, maybe $100 to do that. he says his mech doesn't know anything
about the car and his scanner wouldn't connect to the engine or
something. I sent him a youtuber vid of a guy doing it in about 10min
and told him if he did that he could get another $1k on it. So he was
going to look into that. The car looks pretty nice, this is the kind of
car you need to find if you want one. Or like I said my 99E320.
https://jacksonville.craigslist.org/cto/d/live-oak-2001-blk-mercedes-e320/7367072347.html
--FT
On 8/18/21 11:31 AM, Rick Knoble via Mercedes wrote:
I guess the real question is, which models hold up best in areas that have
snow, ice, and salt in the winter?
W211. 2003-2005, 4matic if your city/county/state is inept at plowing snow and
understaffed.
Dwight has one. Perhaps he can comment.
I found an average snowfall map of the US a while back. I'll see if I can find
it and post it. For me (and probably you) the nearest rust free cars are in
Tennessee.
Rick
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