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e way they do things.I'll go
on Monday.Anything else?
Fred MoirLynn MADiesel preferred.
> Date: Sun, 1 Jun 2014 08:07:16 -0400
> From: dillonm...@gmail.com
> To: mercedes@okiebenz.com; fredh.s...@hotmail.com
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] 123 wagons
>
> Fred, not sure if you saw th
struments
> if they are missing, just the plastic housing.
>
> Thanks,
> Manfred
>
>
> Date: Fri, 30 May 2014 01:47:34 +
> From: Fred Moir
> Subject: [MBZ] 123 wagons
>
> Hi, Alles.There are two 123 wagons at my favorite junkyard, Naumkeag in
> Salem
et me know the approx cost down to
Fl. 32640. Could also use a good instrument panel. Don't really
need the instruments if they are missing, just the plastic housing.
Thanks,
Manfred
Date: Fri, 30 May 2014 01:47:34 +
From: Fred Moir
Subject: [MBZ] 123 wagons
Hi, Alles.There are two
Hi, Alles.There are two 123 wagons at my favorite junkyard, Naumkeag in Salem
MA, mostly complete.Fred.
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Still no chance of you selling me the taillights huh Jim?? ;-)
'fraid not, not until my wife absolutely, definitely, beyond
any possibility of error, wins the contest! And I'm more
persistent than she is. (She's just as stubborn, but I have
more patience.)
-- Jim
Still no chance of you selling me the taillights huh Jim?? ;-)
Jeff Zedic
Toronto
87 300TD
I also much prefer the styling of the 124 especially now that I have my
Euro lights in.
I've got a Jones on for a 124 diesel wagon, especially since the
wrecked one came to live in our woods. Viewed from the right
angle, it's a nice looking car!
But I'd take a 123 if that's what turned up firs
Not sure of handling but the ride is certainly better in a 124. Not to
mention fuel efficiency, ergonomics, cold starting,and interior noise
and design.
You really should try a 124 they are VASTLY superior to the 123. And
that's not meant to denigrate the wonderful 123TD.
I also much prefer
andrew strasfogel wrote:
I appreciate your enthusiasm but could you be more specific? In what
categories is the 124 wagon superior to the 123?
Handling, power, fuel economy. That's just a few on the top of the list.
--
John L. Ervine
1981 240D 4-spd 270+kmi
1980 300TD 175+kmi
1980 300SD 277
Gents,
I appreciate your enthusiasm but could you be more specific? In what
categories is the 124 wagon superior to the 123?
On 5/1/06, Marshall Booth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Marshall Booth wrote:
> Jeff Zedic wrote:
>> Andrew,
>>
>> I have used both a 123 and a 124 for my work which part
Marshall Booth wrote:
Jeff Zedic wrote:
Andrew,
I have used both a 123 and a 124 for my work which partly consists of
carrying 250kg of sound equipment. The cargo space difference between
the two wagons is marginal at most. I did feel there to be a bit more
width with the 123 but everything
Andrew,
I have used both a 123 and a 124 for my work which partly consists of
carrying 250kg of sound equipment. The cargo space difference between
the two wagons is marginal at most. I did feel there to be a bit more
width with the 123 but everything moved from one car to the next in the
exa
I have never driven a W124 wagon, Marshalll. Although what you say may
represent an informed opinion, the later 124 wagon to my eyes appears to
have less cargo room than the W123 TD, which would therefore make it less
desirable under one or perhaps two of my criteria (comfort and/or
praticality).
andrew strasfogel wrote:
The 123 300TD is the best car Mercedes ever made, if you factor in such
criteria as durability, endurance, maintenance costs (low), practicality,
fuel economy, comfort, handling, and (arguably) retro-good looks. Other
models may exceed he TD for a particular criterion or
The 123 300TD is the best car Mercedes ever made, if you factor in such
criteria as durability, endurance, maintenance costs (low), practicality,
fuel economy, comfort, handling, and (arguably) retro-good looks. Other
models may exceed he TD for a particular criterion or even two, but if you
rate
Royce Engler wrote:
>
> I think she must have been talking to my kids, who have complained for the
> last 15 years that I've had my '85 300TD. I embarrassed them all through
> their high school and college years with "The Shaggin Wagin",
No accounting for taste. I had a couple of cousins who we
Don Snook said
My wife thinks the 123 wagons
> are the ugliest cars on the road and she says I will turn into an old
> man the moment I get one. I am not really thinking about getting one,
> but if the right one came along I would.
I think she must have been talking to my kids, who have comp
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