Don't know about over there but in Oz the law has changed and anyone
selling second hand seat belts is legally liable if they fail in an
accident, as such it is becoming hard to find s/h seat belts.
Hendrik
David Bruckmann wrote:
> Does anybody have a good set of inertia reel seatbelts from a W
Just a bit too much coincidence for my liking, this is the first and
only time that the needle bounced in that car and the first and only
time that the cruise even remotely worked.
I just want to know how the speedo and hall sensor interact, is it via a
magnet or electrical connection? I found a
Unfortunatley the ABS light has come on again, the only thing that I can
do without going to a mechanic is to try and clean the rear rotor that
feeds information to the rear sensor.
As some of you might have read, cleaning the sensors made the light go
off for 50K's or so but it is now back agai
Just checked the ATF earlier this evening on the 87 190D and found once
again that the stick is dry. I assure you this pains me. But I'm learning
just how often I have to add fluid to the leaky tranny. Heaven forefend the
wife would ever check it.
And I pulled the dipstick again a few minutes ago w
There is something that sounds very satisfying about that arrangement.
Though I'm sure it's not without its work and trouble. Then again neither is
owning an old car.
Brian
On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 5:18 AM, Lee Einer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Chickens have multiple benefits, and there is a veri
I was gonna mention the dog angle.
I know that some dogs are chicken killers. I suspect my Dobie might be one.
In fact I worry that he might be a cat killer. NO, this is not because he
has ever killed a cat. It's because I've read in William Koehler's (spelling
of name? too lazy to go look it up)
Thanks, Clay for the info!
Also a little tidbit that I hear recently from someone who lives here on the
Island: She said that there was a tall evergreen tree that fell over. An
eagle's nest was found along with numerous cat collars. We do always have an
abundance of missing cat posters up around h
Weight charts are not very valuable to me. According to them, I'm
overweight, but look at me and you know that's not true. I think I'm heavy
boned and have bigger lower body than most people. Sometimes hard to find
pants that fit - small waist and big legs. So at 5' 9" I go about 170.
Overweight th
Yes, I wonder sometimes what it will take to get our dogs to keep from
attempting to pull me out into traffic. Funny how they seem to think that a
car is harmless, but they will flinch and get out of the way of everything
else. I guess it's their total lack of contact with a moving car. But still
w
John Robbins wrote:
> Well, the tranny will go in reverse, but not forward. I've never heard
> of a B2 problem on the W124s, but could I be so lucky?
That's a 722.4, right? It does have a B2 piston, albeit a much-upgraded
one and failures are rare, but possible. More likely it just needs a
n
> I did read in one book that to cure a car-chaser, you have someone lob
> water
> balloons out the window at the chaser.
Our german shepherd used to chase _us_ out the driveway and
down the road. No amount of yelling or scolding would work,
it'd just sit way out there in the field smiling at us
> BTW the late Mr. Koehler's solution to a chicken-killing dog is to tie
> a
> dead chicken around its neck and leave it there for a few weeks or so.
> Boy
> would that never fly today (again with another unintended pun).
We did that once. As I recall it didn't really work. Get rid
of the dog,
> The reason I ask this is that it is very difficult to achieve a clear
> reading on that dipstick. One side will have something approaching a
> clear
> reading, and the other side will have fluid running half way up the
> stick.
Another reason I really hate AT's.
-- Jim
_
> [perhaps] the rotor in the diff has icky stuff all over it and
> is not feeding a proper signal.
Seems unlikely, given the protected nature of life inside
the differential. And oil is no problem, it has to be steel
particles in order to cause trouble. That's the nice thing
about VR sensors. F
>
> Our german shepherd used to chase _us_ out the driveway and
> down the road.
There's a dog which likes to lay in the ditch (for the last 8-10 years)
and then race whatever comes along. Never goes into the road. When I
drove by the other day, he gave himself a 200 foot head start, didn't
wai
> I just want to know how the speedo and hall sensor interact, is it via
> a
> magnet or electrical connection?
I don't think it's a Hall sensor, I think it's another VR sensor
that's just mounted on the rear of the speedometer (for cable-driven
ones), or a straight electrical tap for electronic
> http://gdl-online.com/testproc.html and all seemed fine
See also:
http://userweb.windwireless.net/~jimc/JSLcruise.html
http://userweb.windwireless.net/~jimc/cwcruise.html
http://userweb.windwireless.net/~jimc/SL2log.html#cruise
http://userweb.windwireless.net/~ji
Thx Jim,
I pried it up and unplugged it pretty easily. I put Deoxit on the pins and
it started working! I didn't disassemble it but it comes out so easily I
can always do that and treat the inner contacts with Deoxit - that stuff is
*magic*.
;-)
It looks like there are some plastic pins hold
Contact cleaner would probably not damage anything and it;s a pretty good
cleaner. Is it an optical sensor? Does the glass lens you are cleaning
have a light in it? - or is it a target for a light? Just curious -
You might be able to find a bottle cleaning brush to push into the hole and
cle
> It looks like there are some plastic pins holding the bottom to the
> top - I
> guess I can push the pins in & slowly work the bottom cover until it
> comes
> off. Any springs going to come flying out?
Yes. But not too bad, just be careful. Our 380SL obviously had a
water leak onto the cente
> Is it an optical sensor? Does the glass lens you are cleaning
> have a light in it? - or is it a target for a light?
It is the common variable-reluctance sensor, THE most durable
and environmentally robust type of RPM sensor made. Nothing
but a coil of wire around a metal post, near which a bi
You asked < the two marks on the dipstick) with the engine off and cool, how low is
> the
> transmission on fluid?>>
I don't think the engine off method is completely trustworthy but it should
be low on the dipstick when checked when the engine is cold & running.
The fluid heats and expands as
You wrote:<>
That makes me think my '78 is an early /older car - right? That Hazard
flasher was pretty big - and my W123 is pretty early.
the vin ends w/050680.
Thanks for all the info!!
Larry T (66 MGB, 74 911, 78 240D, 91 300D)
www.youroil.net for Oil Analysis and Weber Parts
Test Results htt
Brian,
the whole open area in the transmission will physically only hold about 2 1/2
quarts.? since your leak is probably at the torque converter seal, air is
getting in where the oil is leaking out.? This lets the torque converter drain
down into the trans case, which it normally doesn't ac
Wow! that defines robust! As far as steel filings, I would think that
would be very unlikely unless the rotor was damaged by running the pads too
low.
I'll bet your suggestion of a connection problem is a good one.
Larry T (66 MGB, 74 911, 78 240D, 91 300D)
www.youroil.net for Oil Analysis an
I think I'm going to pass on it... even if I could negotiate it down to
what it should be. The ad has been updated with pics, and I have higher
res ones if anyone cares.
http://gulfport.craigslist.org/car/587957948.html
tom savage wrote:
> John Robbins wrote:
>> Well, the tranny will go in rev
> That makes me think my '78 is an early /older car - right? That Hazard
> flasher was pretty big - and my W123 is pretty early.
If the button pushes down into the body, it's the flasher too.
Rocker switches have a separate flasher.
-- Jim
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Thx Jim - Yes, mine pushes down into the bottom -
simplifies things a bit I think -
Thx agn -
Larry T (66 MGB, 74 911, 78 240D, 91 300D)
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Test Results http://members.rennlist.com/oil
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I'm Canadian and we're not in the habit of suing (the law limits what can be
awarded in such cases to a REASONABLE maximum, which means unless there was
ACTUAL negligence it won't be worth it), but you raise an interesting point
that I hadn't even considered. I also didn't realise that Australia
See the link at the bottom of each message for used parts. I got a box
of 'em
David Bruckmann wrote:
> Does anybody have a good set of inertia reel seatbelts from a W108/W114/W115
> to sell? The magnetic ones in my W108 are driving me and my passengers crazy!
>
> D.
>
> __
Good stuff Jim, that's a gold star keeper.
Harry
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 9:21 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Brian,
>
>
>
> the whole open area in the transmission will physically only hold about 2
> 1/2 quarts.? since your leak is probably at the torque converter seal, air
> is getting in w
Are you seeing any drop in prices today? I hear on the radio that prices in
Toronto have gone down about $0.03 this
morning and it should happen accross the country shortly. I am holding off here
on filling in the hope that they
are correct as the price just went up yesterday. I need to fill but
Not sure I agree that "the law limits what can be awarded" in Canada. Part of
the issue is that we don't generally
have civil jury trials here. We get Judges who are more conservative than
juries generally are.
The other issue is of course that some jurisdictions, like Manitoba, now have a
no f
Hi, All.
My last CRT display died and me and the boss went looking for a new
display. Tried Staples, as we were going there for something else,
and Joanne's comment was that the LCDs on display seemed to be out of
focus. They are not as sharp as my old Dell C610, looked like less
depth
Regular down .04 a litre here today.
Ed
300E
On 28/02/2008, R A Bennell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Are you seeing any drop in prices today? I hear on the radio that prices
> in Toronto have gone down about $0.03 this
> morning and it should happen accross the country shortly. I am holding off
Samsung 1920x1200 resolution, they come in various sizes, and make sure
your video card can drive it to that resolution. Also look at contrast
ratio -- the cheap ones are like 1000:1, the Samsungs are 3000:1. That
makes a big difference. A good TV LCD is now up over 10k:1, maybe higher.
--R
I just paid $3.49 per gallon for diesel here in SCGrr!
$64.00 to fill up to 300CD
Dave H...
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Jim in Phoenix wrote: "Have you checked the vacuum line to the transmission
modulator for signs of oil?? a cracked modulator diaphragm can let trans fluid
get sucked into the engine, agravating your fluid loss."
That is exactly what happened to my 82 300D. You won't notice it running badly
bec
Frederick W Moir wrote:
> My last CRT display died and me and the boss went looking for a new
> display. Tried Staples, as we were going there for something else,
> and Joanne's comment was that the LCDs on display seemed to be out of
> focus. They are not as sharp as my old Dell C610, loo
John R. wrote: "I think I'm going to pass on it... even if I could negotiate it
down to what it should be. The ad has been updated with pics, and I have
higher res ones if anyone cares."
http://gulfport.craigslist.org/car/587957948.html
Have you checked on prices to replace the transmission?
Pretty common when an LCD is run at a non-native resolution.
For instance my 17" Samsung is rated for max 1280x1024, crank it down to
1024x768 and it gets blurry.
Crank it down again (I can't remember, not to 800x600 but something just above)
and its a native resolution and its sharp again...
1
Are there any adapters that let you put a TV signal (e.g. from a
portable DVD player, etc) into a computer monitor?
On Thu, 28 Feb 2008 10:44:26 -0800 (PST), "Curt Raymond"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> Pretty common when an LCD is run at a non-native resolution.
> For instance my 17" Samsung is
Donald Snook wrote:
> What is the Rusty price for a transmission for this car. If you
> could get them down to $1500-1800 and then put in a Rusty tranny it
> might be a great car - assuming it wasn't a Katrina victim.
From that thread a while back, I'm presuming that a tranny would cost
about $
Allan Streib wrote:
> Are there any adapters that let you put a TV signal (e.g. from a
> portable DVD player, etc) into a computer monitor?
I'm sure there are, but they're probably around $100. You can also get
a TV tuner for about $50, and then you can record TV shows to the
computer. Also, y
Reminds me of this Border Collie on my commute back home from school last
year. As any good Border would do, it not only crouched and gave "the
stare", it laid down and actually had its chin on the ground as it stalked
the approaching cars. The most scary thing is that its nose was right at the
pav
i live in a suburban area about 25 miles east of atlanta. most people own
at least one dog. about 20% let the dogs run free. this initially alarmed
me, but i soon discovered that everyone (including animal control) just
accepts it so i only do anything now if a dog is proven to be vicious. I
th
Thanks Jim, and others. Great info. I'll study it a few times to try to
remember it all and learn from it.
I did, however, think there might be a sort of standard knowledge of how
much the difference between the dipstick reading in a warm, running engine
and a cold, non-running engine is.
I see ho
I've owned and loved dogs for 50+ years.
Had one in our neighborhood that chased cars and bikes.
Did minor scraps to one of the kids.
Kids Dad put a rag under his hubcap and drove by.
Dog grapped the rag, wrong his neck, problem dog was "Fixed"
Very humane in my Yankee opinion.
Pete
--
In the 70s, three Supreme Court of Canada decisions effectively fixed the
maximum "pain and suffering" damage recovery to $100,000. That figure is
indexed to inflation, so today you'd be limited to about $300k. One of the
rationale for fixing the amount at the time was that awards in the US were
Sort of depends on what you are using the vehicle for etc. I have had a number
of each and I guess for the most
part if I have to choose I would go with an automatic. I wouldn't mind if my
115 300D was a manual but I am happy
that my 02 Supercrew is not. Truck transmissions are generally not as m
Now Jim, that is a fine example of the welfare state effect on
citizens. All cooped up and no need to think, they just go on
looking for the hand out, dropping dead once things change.
Actually Wilcox is a great operation and nothing like the tyson or
purdue farms. I understand there are m
I have found that if the dog will kill a child, it would kill a
chicken, so you acclimate them much the same way. Have the dog
exposed to the chickens as they grow and it may decide that they are
part of his pack as well as chickens figuring the dog is a really
ugly rooster. If the dog i
We have a number of breeding pairs of eagle near me. I applaud the
occasional missing cat or yap dog. Not so happy with the huge eagle
dropping on the roof of the car.
A chicken will need the same care one of the small pets would, but
are smarter about looking out for danger than dogs or c
I was able to cure a neighbor dog of his unwanted attention by
driving just fast enough for him to get behind me and think he was
going to actually catch me. Then I slammed on the brakes. He found
he was able to catch me, but not in the manner he intended. From
then on, he decided not to
I got a samsung for x-mas. It is a really nice wide 22 that gave me
issue on the mac because I was trying to drive it too far out of
native resolution. PC Computing gives the samsungs really high
reviews and they are inexpensive at the costco. Comes with both the
DVI and VGA cable as wel
My recollection is that there were cases from the SCC that gave multimillion
dollar settlements based upon the cost
of caring for severely injured folks for the rest of their lives. The, then
dollar amounts were about 1 to 3
million if I recall which was sufficient to cause many of us to increase
Recent Comsumer Reports mag gave highest marks to Samsung TV if I recall, as
well. Sony, in 2nd place.
Randy
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crap. I remember when it used to cost about 12-14 to fill up my 123 diesel
Dave H... wrote:
> I just paid $3.49 per gallon for diesel here in SCGrr!
> $64.00 to fill up to 300CD
>
>
>
> Dave H...
>
> --
> From: "E M" <[EMAIL PROTECTE
If they are starting out at 28, chances are they will only come down to
2500, until it still has not sold for a year, then they might come down
to 2k
Donald Snook wrote:
> John R. wrote: "I think I'm going to pass on it... even if I could negotiate
> it down to what it should be. The ad has be
i thought you wanted me to buy your 116 or something?
John Robbins wrote:
> Donald Snook wrote:
>> What is the Rusty price for a transmission for this car. If you
>> could get them down to $1500-1800 and then put in a Rusty tranny it
>> might be a great car - assuming it wasn't a Katrina victim.
Here's a photo of the rocker switch with scooter icon that I installed in
the center console of my '87 300D a few months ago. Switch controls 12V DC
to inverter which supplies 120V AC to scooter mfgr's charger which supplies
28V DC to mobility scooter battery in the trunk.
Wilton
-- n
Gang,
The centre console on my 280SEL (with column shifter) has a fifth switch. It
looks exactly like the single rocker switch in the rear door. The extra switch
is located between the two rows of double window switches. The car doesn't have
a sunroof, and in any case I believe sunroof switches
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
> i thought you wanted me to buy your 116 or something?
The one in Atlanta only needs a starter or ignition switch. Mine needs
an engine swap. If nothing else I could flip the one in Atlanta pretty
easily.
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Gang,
The centre console on my 280SEL (with column shifter) has a fifth switch. It
looks exactly like the single rocker switch in the rear door. The extra switch
is located between the two rows of double window switches. The car doesn't have
a sunroof, and in any case I believe sunroof switches
>From memory, it's the antenna height over-ride. When you first turned the
radio on, the original antenna came up until the radio got good reception
then it stopped. But the antenna did not self adjust as you were driving and
you could manually move the antenna up & down "as needed". Everyone else
Pacer on ebay. Only 35k miles. These are so ugly, they are sort of cool.
http://tinyurl.com/3bruez
Donald H. Snook
http://www.mtsqh.com/
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I changed the timing change at 125K IIRC, or nearly160 K miles ago.
On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 9:44 PM, OK Don <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What's the chain stretch? I don't know that it can make that much of a
> difference, but it will make some if it's near the limit.
>
>
> --
> OK Don, KD5NRO
>
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 04:30:04PM -0600, Donald Snook wrote:
> Pacer on ebay. Only 35k miles. These are so ugly, they are sort of cool.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/3bruez
Heh. I have a pacer wagon with a perkins diesel in it. One of these days, I
should get it running.
Weird thing, for sure.
_
I meant timing "chain" of course...
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 5:37 PM, andrew strasfogel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I changed the timing change at 125K IIRC, or nearly160 K miles ago.
>
>
>
> On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 9:44 PM, OK Don <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > What's the chain stretch? I don'
Lincoln?? I must be missing something.
On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 10:04 PM, OK Don <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Same here.
>
> >
> > A few years ago I would have said that GWB has done more to destroy
> > freedom in this country than any single man since Abraham Lincoln. Now
> > I'd rank him abo
My mother in law had one when it was new. That sort of caramel color that was
sort of popular at that time. They
previously had a Gremlin, in the same color. The Gremlin proved to be OK except
for having a squeaky suspension as
I recall. Not really sure how good the Pacer was. Long time ago.
Ran
If that is true, then it must be time to do it again!
You got to stop driving so much. You gonna wear that car out.
Randy
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Ugh, would that be the freedom to own slaves??
Randy
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Lincoln?? I must be m
andrew strasfogel wrote:
>
> Lincoln?? I must be missing something.
http://www.ihr.org/jhr/v07/v07p319_Dickson.html
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More of a tenth amendment/states rights issue. Both sides of that war undertook
a lot of revisionist history to make the other side seem more evil.
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 04:49:35PM -0600, R A Bennell wrote:
> Ugh, would that be the freedom to own slaves??
>
> Randy
>
> -Original Message---
Are there still reasonable people (emphasis) who believe the South should
won the war to continue the practice of slavery? If so, I would be amazed
to find any such on this list.
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 5:47 PM, Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> More of a tenth amendment/states rights issue. Bo
Hey Andrew
Got a Rebel Flag for the back window in your car? The South shall rise again!
Got to be careful here not to offend anyone. Our trusty parts suppliers are in
Atanta after all.
Randy
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I believe that war was more about tariffs and state's rights. Slavery was
an issue used to "sell" it... probably like our current "War on Terror."
> From: "andrew strasfogel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: Mercedes Discussion List
> Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2008 17:53:13 -0500
> To: "Mercedes Discussio
They get their panels from the same Sharp factory, and just yesterday
was an announcement that all 3 are investing a $bil or 2 to build
another panel factory for >40" screens. The "quality" difference among
them is most likely due to video signal processing differences among the
various manufa
I had a female friend back when who had a mint/lime-ish green Gremlin,
she called it "Lima Bean."
--R
R A Bennell wrote:
> My mother in law had one when it was new. That sort of caramel color that was
> sort of popular at that time. They
> previously had a Gremlin, in the same color. The Gremli
Do wives count as people who believe that?
--R
andrew strasfogel wrote:
> Are there still reasonable people (emphasis) who believe the South should
> won the war to continue the practice of slavery? If so, I would be amazed
> to find any such on this list.
>
>
>
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andrew strasfogel wrote:
>
> Are there still reasonable people (emphasis) who believe the South should
> won the war to continue the practice of slavery?
That straw man has all the sophistication of a 2nd grade social studies
lesson.
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Depends on whether the wife in question is "chattel".
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 6:06 PM, Rich Thomas <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do wives count as people who believe that?
>
> --R
>
> andrew strasfogel wrote:
> > Are there still reasonable people (emphasis) who believe the South
> should
> > won
The Civil War was about taxation without representation.
Also, the North and the South had slaves during the Civil War.
Slavery came into general disuse in the North, not because of human rights,
but because the North had become more industrialized and slavery no longer
fit.
The South still us
Yeah, I was misinformed that the Civil War wasn't really about slavery but
about commerce. My bad.
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 6:15 PM, Mitch Haley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> andrew strasfogel wrote:
> >
> > Are there still reasonable people (emphasis) who believe the South
> should
> > won the
Almost forgot to mention the unimportant and irrelevant Emancipation
Proclamation but there I go again being naive, moralistic, and judgmental.
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 6:18 PM, andrew strasfogel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Yeah, I was misinformed that the Civil War wasn't really about slavery bu
Yessum boss I cleaned dem rings good.
I am not ruling out voltage problems, at the moment the ABS light is off
for the first 5k's or so and then comes on. Perhaps the OVP is having
issues, I tried to pull it apart for a resolder but could not figure out
how. I have seen pictures of them pulled a
My Brother In-law hangs a rebel flag in the back window of his truck. I've
talked to him several times about the flag. I've come to the conclusion that
his flag has nothing to do with "The South shall rise again", Blacks or
slavery. He's just proud to be Southern.
Thanks,
Tom Hargrave
www.kegkits.
Hey why not? That works for me.
Randy
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My Brother In-law hangs a rebel flag in
andrew strasfogel wrote:
>
> Almost forgot to mention the unimportant and irrelevant Emancipation
> Proclamation but there I go again being naive, moralistic, and judgmental.
When was the last time you read it?
There were two main points to it.
1) I hereby declare all slaves to be free in all
Yup. Take it off and blow through it in normal flow direction. It
should flop wide open, then close completely when you quit. Mine
barely leaked past. Battery voltage applied should lock it closed.
However, low flow at idle can still be a bad aux pump -- verify that
you get power when th
Bad hall effect pickup, maybe. The bouncing needle, actually, is
probably a bad bushing -- I'm going to have to send my speedo off for
repair, the more accurate one squeals and bounces, the odo doesn't
work in the other one.
Peter
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andrew strasfogel wrote:
>
> Lincoln?? I must be missing something.
http://www.ihr.org/jhr/v07/v07p319_Dickson.html
WHOA! Did you actually read that?
That may be one of the least disguised racist articles I have ever read about
Lincoln.
Here are a few quotes from the article.
"The fact that
Sure. Makes sense.
I am talking about the longevity and lack of problems & maintenance worries
associated with a manual.
brian
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 12:35 PM, R A Bennell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sort of depends on what you are using the vehicle for etc. I have had a
> number of each and I
Sam Dickson was the author of the article about Lincoln.
I found out a little bit more about him.
He is a member of the KKK. He was their lawyer. He is a member of several
white supremacist groups. He ran for governor on a segregation platform.
He is a supporter of David Duke and a friend. H
Drain the diff (when did you change the fluid last?) and remove the
rear cover. Get a new gasket, too.
If the sensor gets loaded up with metal dust, it can fail to count
the teeth.
Peter
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Donald Snook wrote:
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> Sam Dickson was the author of the article about Lincoln.
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> I found out a little bit more about him.
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> He is a member of the KKK. He was their lawyer.
OK, I should be more careful about what I find in a Google search.
What about the "Journal of Historical Review"
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