Vlad is flipping the bird to the west with his gas emanations. He just flipped
the switch on a massive gas pipeline to China a few days ago. Their demand,
his supply, will result in increased prices for NG in NATO nations. Even the
folks in AK are trying to ship CNG to our Sino buddies, as
Unless the place has done some serious upgrades to power supply in the past 45
years, there is going to be many cold/dark nights. I recall when the plant
they just shuttered came online. Big cheers that there would be reliable power
so the economy could grow and Helvetia would be safe for
for in flight streaming
clay monroe
> I turned my computer upside down and shook it, but the bookmark for what I'm
> looking for didn't fall out.
> On Dec 20, 2019, at 2:14 AM, dan--- via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> Here’s the straight poop from someone who was involved heavily
Those hooks are for pulling the cluster. Radio takes another key set that
inserts into those channels. There is a finger loop on your side and the blade
end tapers to a pointed end that will engage the spring metal detents,
releasing their hold on the radio. At that point you can use the
I think G wagons have always been a bit of a cult item, since the Shah of Iran
had MB design and build some for his army use. When the things were about as
basic as a rock, the trucks were pretty solid. Lots of grey market lust in USA
until MBUSA got the go ahead to import them. As LUXURY
I have been doing research to learn more about why and what are the best winter
tires to mount for the Arctic. There is a fellow on the TUBE of Ewe who drives
around the Nokian winter track testing tires in his VW. Seems there are two
forms of winter tire Hakipolita X3 or such. He tested
Winter tires do make a difference. Depends on how much ice and snow you are
dealing with if they are a reasonable investment. The compound is much more
pliable in very low temps. There is added traction and reduced stopping
distance in braking. I am not sure about crawling up a hill. SWMBA
Speaking of the game of rings. Y’all recall the hype when the Lake Placid
Olympics were being sent by fiber to be broadcast? So much better picture
quality… on our clapped out color CRT over the air. I doubt even cable had any
impact on the upgraded transmissions
clay
> On Dec 18, 2019, at
the kids have hooked
video game to it and sit almost a meter off the screen staring at a steep angle
up the wall.
clay monroe
> I turned my computer upside down and shook it, but the bookmark for what I'm
> looking for didn't fall out.
> On Dec 17, 2019, at 7:01 PM, Rick Knoble via
That looks pretty cobbled together. Not a pro job
clay
> On Dec 17, 2019, at 3:29 PM, Kaleb Striplin via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2898535976872128/
>
>
> Sent from my iPhone
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Therefore, there will be a changing of the climate, but the waters of the
ocean, sky and rivers will not increase, such that they break the covenant.
There living creatures will get damp feet, but will all do fine. Greenland
will become green, Antarctica will remain dark for months, as will
Invasive plagues?
Maybe relates to climate change, but I have noted an increase is nature
attacking. There was a story in the paper about a deer out clubbing in the
nightlife district a few weeks ago. Middle of downtown, rollicking Friday
night around 1am with drunks, hookers, club bands
Well invested and congratulations on getting the Canon back on the road. Keep
and eye on the Seattle Goodwill store on the bay of fleas. There is an awful
lot of camera gear that shows up regularly. The intake system for goods has
developed specialists who will divert the quality merch from
My indy was of the mind that it was a waste of his time and my cash to fix just
one flex disk when I came in with vibrations. His book time to do the front
and rears along with the center bearing was close enough to just doing a single
disk. Just the cost of parts with the mark up. I never
The degree only matters for the big firms. They have to feel they are
purchasing cream of the crop. SWMBA’s firm was big fish in the small PDX pond,
but really wanted Ivy League talent. Those folks tended to either have been
locals and would stay put, or left in a few years. Turned out the
We had/have one. It was the pet hair edition, because that was supposed to be
the top of the line at the time. Pretty simple to operate once it was charged
up. Let it loose and over time it would map the space and become much more
reliable at removing dirt. When it died, #2 boy adopted it
Too much fresh stuff still on hand, though I did eat the last two week old
banana, so maybe I need more. Just hard to be a faithful consumer when you no
longer consume as prodigiously. Maybe I stock up when I get the shingles shot.
That is bound to alert all manner of spam purveyors.
clay
>
; Randy
>
> On 05/12/2019 4:22 PM, Clay Monroe via Mercedes wrote:
>> Maybe some of the clean living. Not a real dine out sort, so I do my own
>> cooking. SWMBA does not have real food, just this chemical parade of
>> powders to meet the Ketogenic recipes. All that
beans were left on the self, having become
"less nutritious” a few years ago.
clay
> On Dec 5, 2019, at 2:22 PM, Clay Monroe via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> Maybe some of the clean living. Not a real dine out sort, so I do my own
> cooking. SWMBA does not have real food, just
There was a question about contacting me. I gave the phone # for contacting
ME, which was the only contact point, as I have never had portal with them and
want my results on paper, not some web spot the chinese can hack
clay monroe
> I turned my computer upside down and sh
Maybe some of the clean living. Not a real dine out sort, so I do my own
cooking. SWMBA does not have real food, just this chemical parade of powders
to meet the Ketogenic recipes. All that leaves to eat is cheese disguising
itself as tortilla, pizza dough, bread, and strange sugar
Subrogation is good, but I have learned the need for police reports, a call to
an attorney right off, take all medical care offered or needed, and do not talk
to opposing side unless my lawyers is talking. Speeds my side right up and
slows the other guy from bending me over.
clay
> On Dec
I am now looking for the black helicopters
I was doing my annual visit to the internist. He was pleased to see that a
loss of 12 kilo had dropped all my stats well into the healthy zone, and the
cholesterol figures were great. Blood pressure has dropped too. He tells me I
need to keep
I would run screaming from any W220. The one I had was all manner of trouble,
and it was a 2002. The teething issues on a 2000 would scare me.
Ask Don though
clay
> On Dec 3, 2019, at 9:06 AM, Floyd Thursby via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> So YOU could buy this S55...
>
> --FT
>
> On 12/3/19
B-i-L was able to arrange with local farm folk to get tags to remove pesky
deer. Had to get a special permit, then take the remains home to put to good
use. Farmers got venison and sausage for their troubles. That was over a
decade ago, before he split with SWMBA's sister.
clay monroe
>
Might be a left brain-right brain motion and eye movement integration. I seem
to recall something where the treatment was and eye movement exercise, which
somehow re-integrated the hemispheres.
clay
> On Dec 1, 2019, at 9:40 AM, archer75--- via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> That's interesting,
Seattle
No exploded soda inside. Could be useful to have Regina drive it, since it
runs and will be wrecked soon enough, so no need to bother with a full Martha
clay
Political correctness is a doctrine, fostered by a delusional, illogical
minority, and rapidly promoted by mainstream media,
Back in the kitchen at Mom’s place, same as most every year. Smaller crowd, as
the bulk of the extended family is dispersed. Will have to deal with special
menu, as half the attendees have medical issues. Mom told me she is going to
eat real food this meal, even if she suffers for the next
t; eliminating the switches and motors and wiring that my 124 cars have. I
> would consider that an upgrade in usefulness if I could retro-fit those
> type of seats and get the color / material to match.
>
>
> -----
> Max
> Charleston SC
>
>
> On Fri, N
This may not be off topic, but I found the article interesting enough to go
look for the book
https://www.wired.com/story/how-dumb-design-wwii-plane-led-macintosh/
I wonder how much the dumbing down of the user experience has impacted the
newer model cars. I had to drive SWMBA’s ‘yota of
Yeep Grand Crumpet lived in the garage for at least a year or more before #2
boy was old enough to use it for transport to high school and work. Then it
sat idle for months on end until he returned back north this past summer. I
did take it out and off the trickle charger a few times last
Busy weekend, sort of
Began when SWMBA finally got confirmation the ‘yota was on the move north.
Seems the best way to suck a car to the GWN is to initiate the process from
this end instead of futzing around with generic and unproven brokers in the
lower 48. I truly appreciate the
There are fewer and fewer people interested in the classics. Having
acknowledged that, the fellow who won best of show at the local section Show
and Shine this year was early 30’s with an original 1953 sedan he was in the
process of putting back together. Preservation, not restoration type
prices do fluctuate. At the moment it is pretty cheap in PNW. Alaska has
so much on hand, they want to make an LNG plant and ship gas to china. There
are even a few shipping lines converting to run on LNG between SEA and ANC the
stuff is so low price.
clay monroe
> I turned my compu
Guenther Schwab, an Austrian, aligned himself with a group that best matched
his conservationist beliefs in the 1920’s. Deep into blood and soil being
bonded and radical environmental thought. He wrote a book in 1958, "Dance with
the Devil”. It preached about rising CO2 and became the guide
“yota highlander to replace the 20 year old jeep.
This months weather is messed up and the main roads would be I-80 or I-90 for
distance. Probable best course is I-40 or I-10 to avoid the blizzards, and
drive up I-5 out of Kali. Same bad issues the hauler faces for a road tripping
event.
SWMBA purchased a car out of Southeast MO. The transport broker(?) who was
supposed to get the thing hauled to SEA for placement onto a boat has dropped
the ball. The car was expected to be on the ship last week. Now it looks like
it might not be up here for driving until 2020 if she keeps
is that it will be on
the rails maybe next summer.
clay monroe
> On Nov 11, 2019, at 3:23 PM, OK Don via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> Union Pacific steam locomotive to stop in OK
> https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/news/iconic-union-pacific-steam-locomotive-to-make-a-few-stops-in-oklahoma-this-m
Costco is selling the plug in boxes for the house for a plug in car
clay
> On Nov 1, 2019, at 1:28 PM, Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> Just kidding. I know that to own a Prius would absolutely Destroy you.
>
> On Fri, Nov 1, 2019 at 5:07 PM Dimitri Seretakis
> wrote:
>
>>
#1 boy (apprentice electrician) says those things scare the crap out of guys
who work on them. Massive 15 foot pole behind a shield and run away. He sends
me pix of scary electric panels and scorch marks nearby in the shape of work
boots
clay
> On Nov 1, 2019, at 1:27 PM, Andrew Strasfogel
The arctic must be warming. I took a visit to the ‘yota lot this week (SWMBA
finally got her car in for service after four years). It looks like there is
a market for Priapus cars now. No other hybrid models for sale, just the
pr. There was even a plug in type went past while I was
ppens when the power lines break from ice accumulation? h
> Just a thought Think I'll keep motoring along in my "million mile
> Mercedes"...
>
> On Tue, Oct 29, 2019 at 1:07 PM Clay Monroe via Mercedes <
> mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
>
>> Angry
Angry children are the ones who will be purchasing the utopian marketing
machines. They are going to save the world by driving all over with their off
set carbons.
clay
> On Oct 28, 2019, at 1:34 PM, Randy Bennell via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> Maybe they listened to a Scandinavian child who
That did give me very bad ideas
clay
> On Oct 28, 2019, at 9:03 AM, Jim Cathey via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
>> What you really needed, was the auxiliary tank that mounted in the trunk!
>
> That 240D slug we had, with the aux tank in the trunk, easily had a 1000 mile
> range. Clay even saw it
Maybe, but I would have felt a burning need to keep the tanks filled at each
fuel stop. The jerry cans allowed for refueling my choice of cars, SD, SDL, or
some old diesel toyota pickup
clay
> On Oct 28, 2019, at 8:39 AM, Randy Bennell via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> On 27/10/2019 9
aside, the soldier's skill will most
> likely be the same as a video gamer's.
>
> Clay Monroe via Mercedes wrote on 10/26/19 2:18 PM:
>> ...
>> Three Score and 15 years ago, we SIMULTANEOUSLY defeated enemies on both
>> sides of the world. Today, we are concerned a
That is a very odd deformation in the rear seat. Would indicate MiL was
Botero-esque or there are more miles on the clock
clay
> On Oct 26, 2019, at 9:27 AM, Floyd Thursby via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> 4spd, looks pretty nice
>
> https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1235057036682452/
>
Looks really nice, but need to drop his ask by $1500 due to the radio being
incorrect for that model year
clay
> On Oct 26, 2019, at 7:29 AM, Dwight Giles via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/787358529/overview/
>
> Dwight Giles Jr.
> Wickford RI
>
Randy, it might be a matter of apples and tangerines. There were a number of
asian autos I have owned that I liked and gave good service. For some reason
most of them were not held onto for overly long, being upgraded to fresher
asian iron by SWMBA.
This group likes the reliability of those
The wont is pretty strong in the nation at the moment. Should the need arise,
the whole effort would become mired in the process and paperwork, committees
and focus groups before anything shovel ready could be brought online. There
just is not the ready infrastructure in place to ramp up.
The US will lose the next war because we no longer have the industrial
infrastructure to supply the arms required. This came to me as I was walking
the dog the other day and seeing the 40 year old homes in the neighborhoods
rotting away. Low cost, slap dash construction with T1-11 and no
The appliances are not cheap. The things are expensive, do not remain reliable
and functional for very long and do not repair. That is idiocy. But it does
keep the factories churning out consumer goods. Except not our factories.
Alaska is a small town. No way for economy of scale, so the
complex computerized bells, whistles, dingles and dongles. The base
models are not even up to the interior quality of early Honda, Subaru, Datsun
or Toyota, which had more robust fabric, vinyl, door cards and molded plastic.
This new stuff is akin to Dollar Store motorized toys.
clay monroe
SWMBA thinks along those lines. New cars are “more reliable” so cost less to
keep on the road.
Steaming Pile
She has not taken the thing she drives to the shop for other than oil changes
in the past six years and 50k miles. Tossing $20k + paying it off all that
time and no visit to keep
The dark side does have cookies. The truly evil aspect is there is no mention
that these same cookies will be shared with you.
clay
> On Oct 23, 2019, at 9:50 AM, Curt Raymond via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> Come to the dark side, we have cookies...
>
>On Wednesday, October 23, 2019,
I would put money on it. Heck, I have most of the parts it needs on my shelves
right now.
clay
> On Oct 23, 2019, at 6:11 AM, Floyd Thursby via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> Could be a decent beater or to fix up. Seems to be an actual honest ad!
>
>
Much of ANC is pretty darn rural and industrial, as there is a glaring lack of
urban planning. I have found a pocket neighborhood between light industrial
tracts and some heavy commercial. Things grow like mushrooms on cow patties
and very willy nilly. The neighborhood of SWMBA has HOA and
as a pin
and wreak havoc on my assessments each year. Populated by prickly people with
enviro aspirations with their Priuapussies and Tesla, Gore tex and kayak
carriers.
clay monroe
> I turned my computer upside down and shook it, but the bookmark for what I'm
> looking for didn't fa
I take a few of the extending education for olde folke classes. One is
renewable energy in the great dark north. The last class had the leader of the
Kodiak electric company. Old way they spew electrons was with diesel, then
they build a hydro set up with room for three generators, but
-D
>
>
>> On Oct 20, 2019, at 3:45 PM, Clay Monroe via Mercedes
>> wrote:
>>
>> SWMBA is on auto purchase path for the jeep replacement, which means a
>> ‘Yota, not this. I made the mistake of mentioning the Daimler and was
>> swiftly shut down.
. I put 8-10
tanks of fuel through, that car is getting maybe 2 fillings per season. Gummed
up injectors and filters. A good PPI will tell the tale
clay monroe
> I turned my computer upside down and shook it, but the bookmark for what I'm
> looking for didn't fall out.
> On Oct
. The Daimler would need new interior by a pro,
and the market for Jag derived cars in SEA is slack. There are too many people
there who want new stuff, not the older cars desiring rebuilds.
Maybe I get $3k?
clay monroe
> I turned my computer upside down and shook it, but the bookm
SWMBA is on auto purchase path for the jeep replacement, which means a ‘Yota,
not this. I made the mistake of mentioning the Daimler and was swiftly shut
down. Just as well, I have no tools or goodies to work on it, nor a heated
space in ANC.
clay monroe
> I turned my computer upside d
https://anchorage.craigslist.org/cto/d/fairbanks-1965-daimler-250-saloon/6989425931.html
Nice enough project car that I could spiff up and put onto BaT
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I was passed on the road this afternoon by a w210 with a ghetto respray.
I came up in the rear view mirror and I was confused, because I knew the
profile, but the day-glow green racing stripe and fanciful lightning bolts
scheme felt wrong. At a stop light I could see that the rattle can black
End of last weeks a homeless gal had her trailer towed and parked in front of a
City council members home. Made the local conservative radio show.
clay monroe
> I turned my computer upside down and shook it, but the bookmark for what I'm
> looking for didn't fall out.
> On Oct
How does youtubeTV get there? I had assumed it ran on your interwebz.
I gave up on live TV due to poor quality digital signal and cost of service for
cable shows. I had intended to swap to the DSL folks back many years ago and
took the crimecast box back to their store. The fellow behind
that was about.
It is the part of AK that has trains.
clay monroe
> I turned my computer upside down and shook it, but the bookmark for what I'm
> looking for didn't fall out.
> On Oct 12, 2019, at 11:24 AM, Dan Penoff via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> At $0.34/KwH it wouldn’t make a l
The local installer who was part of the presentation only does on grid stuff,
so was not all that versed with off grid system. The main presenter was all
engineering and knowledge, as well as a user of his own PV system. He made
note that there is, or upcoming tech to allow you to sever the
I am taking “old People Education classes” now that I am back in the cold of
ANC. One class is run by an astrophysicist who is preaching global warming
under the guise of Climate change in the arctic. A very frantic fellow who
extrapolates from limited data sets to spew the accepted party
The TESLA-rati in SEA are working around the issue of remoteness. With the big
goobermint rebates going to be phased out, there was a mad rush to toss solar
PV on as many roofs of the homes of tesla owners. I took my morning
constitutionals this past summer and found house after house with
Need to make sure it has double row timing chain. Price is on the spot for a
#4 example. There are a few niggling issues all over, with paint, interior,
engine, and controls that will benefit with many hours of attention to details.
The car is a driver, but will take around $20k investment
The 107 is a short legged persons car. As we age, gravity begins to defeat
your ability to spring jauntily out of the driver seat. If you are an athletic
fellow in full midlife crisis mode, entering and exiting the SL is not a chore.
For an old fart out of shape guy, you want to stay in the
DO NOT SAND BLAST
the wheels are cast, soft, and have voids that will be exposed under that
intense abrasive action. Soda blasting is about as vigorous as I would
attempt. Best to completely wash and remove the old finish by hand with a
chemical stripper or sanding paper. Get it fresh and
Nope, not mine. I am down to stuff that will go along with the W126 sale and a
few bits and bobs that will fit a host of other examples. A wall of
nuts/bolts/screws door latches, and a few more thing like that
clay
> On Oct 5, 2019, at 2:23 PM, Rick Knoble via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> Just
That will be less than good. As it is the undrunk petrol I use in the SL can
garner aught but 88 octane once the likker is wash out. More of that
contamination and there will be a need to source racing fuel to give it a
better kick
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Depends on build date. Later build ’74 would get the cats. Early one, like
mine is cat free.
clay
> On Oct 3, 2019, at 8:30 PM, Rick Knoble via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> Aren't the '74-'75's years to avoid because of the under hood cats?
>
>
> Rick
>
> From: mercedes@okiebenz.com
> Sent:
Almost as good as mine. This one has MBtex, to my leather, bundts instead of
my hubcaps, and only half the pistons
clay
1974 450sl - Frosch - Two tone green
1986 SDL - Polei
retired models-
2002 s430 - Victor, a Stately & well tailored crap
1982 SD - Allen
1976 300D - Blei Vanst - it looks
Hybrid vehicle owners sound off on increased car tab renewal fee
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Maybe a non issue for this group, as we do not have electric benz
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I will need to find my SDL a new home in December. Great car for being a
project. Strong OM603 with #14 head and smooth transmission. Drove like a
dream on my round trip to PDX in September. Would be a superb winter tear down
or body shop/welding event
clay
> On Sep 30, 2019, at 9:10
Gerry,
Peroxide in a weak solution does a superior job of attacking mold and mildew.
10:1 with H2O. Spray and scrub the surfaces over a bunch of weeks and it will
take the smell, spores and active cultures. Weak enough that it does no damage
at all to the fabrics or other surfaces. Safe
My youngest is wasting his mother’s retirement funds at a liberal private
college. Thinks his degree will be in computers. He knows nothing about the
hardware and less about software. He does play computer games.
The level of difficulty his 200 level comp sci class achieves does not rival
I get no hassles from the pigs for the most part. One Barney Fife got his
skivvies stained, but the rest of the men in blue want to take pix of them
posing with it.
The hebrew national neighbors are the sort to get all in an uproar. Somehow it
is a symbol on Nazi unrest in the hood. I
thing reminded
me of Laguna Beach/Blue Bird Canyon in the early 70’s where scrubland was being
turned into denser and denser homesites. Then a bunch of years later the whole
place went up in flames.
Seems Hawai’i lets you plant homes in lava flows.
clay monroe
> I turned my computer ups
ANC had a spate of price gouging. I had meant to fuel up the jeep early in the
week and found unleaded for $2.64. Failed to fill, so next day I did fill and
price was $2.79. The next day I passed the filling station and saw it was
$2.99. Today’s price was back to $2.74
clay
> On Sep 21,
Compressor is drawing too many electrons on start?
clay
> On Sep 21, 2019, at 11:26 AM, Kaleb Striplin via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> I have this Samsung refrigerator that is about 2 years old which is plugged
> into the outlet directly behind it. All of the sudden I heard a GFCI trip in
> the
I have returned to the GWN, but it is just raining for now.
SWMBA has had her yoda for five years and I just found out that she has not
performed any of the scheduled care other than oil changes. She spends buckets
of cash on virtue signaling foods, shoes for many occasions, and other
Given the price, I was usually removing the whole fuel pump set up from the
back end of W116 sedans (73-75) for spare parts shelf on the SL. Not really
into used filters on the newer cars. Wonder if the guy thought he would be
getting extra fuel out of this filter.
clay
> On Sep 10,
Like Frank’s Hot Sauce, I use that stuff in all my cars. The SL really likes
it when I am forced to use alcohol polluted fuel. The diesels it keeps things
ticking along and clean. I will need to purchase a supply for use in GWN
clay
1974 450sl - Frosch - Two tone green
1986 SDL - Polei
AK and some WA stores have it at the pump. I am not sure how they figured the
market in WA, as there is but one I know of, which is down by the Boeing 737
plant. Maybe there are guys with trucks or lots of VW
clay
> On Sep 6, 2019, at 5:46 AM, Meade Dillon via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> No
We have the same idiotic set up here. Now the suburbs are crawling with
coyote, bear, puma and deer. No way the predators can gobble up all the cats,
puppies and bunnies running rampant, along with garden produce, bird seeds,
garbage/yard waste buckets.
When I was doing big predator hunting,
Been to FL for extended times, central and gulf coast (Sarasota/Englewood),
small time in Miami Dade. Not my particular cup of tea, but it could grow on a
person.
Most best place I found to live was Guatemala City. Constant spring
temperatures at that altitude. 18-24c all day, every day for
Pierre is a pretty good guy. When I was moderating the MBCA w115 forum with
him, I thought he was less than erudite, but quite knowledgeable about the
model. He has only become more learned in the past decade and a bit. I much
prefer him swinging a wrench on my car than Papa Kent. Or, one
Kelly TIres! Those are the ones that michelin’s old molds are used to produce.
Not cheap tires, just making the older stuff to fit older cars. Sort of like
BP pulling out of Alaska, not enough market for the low overhead. Wonder if BP
is headed to drill in Africa instead.
clay
> On Sep
I seem to recall that the michelins molds get passed down to a secondary
producer under their corporate umbrella. Been out in the sun with garage beers
in the brain at the moment, so foggy on detail. I have the General Altimax
tires on the R107, but think I put the down market non michelin
I need to get the clock for the R107 made functional. Probably will have no
impact on resale, but… well, I have never had accurate clock in the car but for
twice each day. The change out of the clock/tach has shown that these
mechanical clocks just keep on ticking, but the prastic gear fails,
I do like that green
clay
> On Sep 2, 2019, at 9:16 AM, Dan Penoff via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> Wow. I’m not sure what to say about this:
>
> https://www.ebay.com/itm/264449050981
>
> -D
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I have one of the old classic metal and enamel badges as well as the tie pin.
Will that triple the value of my car?
clay monroe
> I turned my computer upside down and shook it, but the bookmark for what I'm
> looking for didn't fall out.
> On Aug 27, 2019, at 3:56 AM, Dan P
I am doing a preliminary sweep of the spare/excess MB inventory in the
homestead that will be destined for the landfill. I came across some seat
parts. Lower and back spring set for a w126, leather skin and padding, and the
MBtex back cover for I suspect either a w123 or w116, not sure, been
I may have missed the window to see supercars up north, but doubt it. The
newer breed of petroleum enhanced employee is a bit less conspicuous about
flashing his ill gotten gains. Nordstrom closed up shop after 44 years in GWN.
I think the early residents had a need to flash and keep the
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