Yah it doesn't take long to rack up some bills.
Rebuilt head 1300 for the part, plus install.
Transmission rebuild 1700, plus install.
AC stuff: assuming the climate control functions thermostatically, the
center vents need to blow hot air. If not, deduct at least 1500 for
removing and
That is sure the truth Clay! I have a line on a car and will be going to
inspect next week. I will update the group with whatever decision is made
when I know.
On Fri, Dec 23, 2016 at 12:09 AM, clay via Mercedes
wrote:
> I would be glad to post a more viable TD were
I am aware of his desires. I was sharing the current state of affairs near me
and showing the best that could be had.
I would not expect Kyle of being a bottom feeder like the rest of us.
clay
> On Dec 22, 2016, at 5:16 AM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
>
> I think you are
I would be glad to post a more viable TD were one to show itself. PNW has
been well plucked of great examples. The BioD revolution sent many good cars
to early graves. There are a few really superb cars to be had, but at a
premium and not all that often.
clay
> On Dec 22, 2016, at 4:36
Yes - the first rule of DIYing is "Do no harm."
On Thu, Dec 22, 2016 at 11:23 AM, Kyle Arola via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> I had totally forgotten about Hart to Hart! I loved that show growing
> up maybe that is where this came from.
>
> I am a super duper maintainer of my
I had totally forgotten about Hart to Hart! I loved that show growing
up maybe that is where this came from.
I am a super duper maintainer of my stuff, and I have an awesome set of
tools! (inherited from my Grandfather along with his tractor) and I am not
afraid to use them. I am old enough
Kyle sez:
>go for the gold with our
>favorite of all time...
>Drum roll please
>The W123 Wagon.
You must be hooked on Hart to Hart reruns. A 123 wagon was the star of that
show.
>feel that a quality W123 wagon is well >within our reach and abilities to
>acquire.
Your ability to
Thank you, God!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYlJhi621Q0
> On December 22, 2016 at 8:20 AM Dan--- via Mercedes
> wrote:
> I turned to her and said, rather excitedly, "This is where they filmed the
> homecoming parade scenes for Animal House, right?"
>
> She turned
Dr. August M. Booth has been mentioned in conjunction with this.
In honor or his memory, buy the best car you can find, and have a thousand or
two in reserve for making it perfect.
Beats the heck out of buying a decent car for $3k and having to throw $5k into
it and still not having the best
That is totally true Rick. The options for us seem to be a used crapbox
modern wagon (heck no), a used W124 or 210 wagon from MB (and we don't care
for these body styles as much as our favorite) or go for the gold with our
favorite of all time...
Drum roll please
The W123 Wagon.
Hence, our
MG sez:
>In other words NO PROJECTS.
No projects = BIG
Extreme bargains come along about once a year, in my experience, looking in one
area of the country. Country wide, probably one or two a month. The ability to
pounce on a deal within hours is needed.
Rick .
HAHAHA!
I forgot they filmed that there. Infamy is never really lived down, is
it! It is an amazing place and most people in the PNW are really nice. I
loved spending summers up there on my Grandparents farms/ranches and have
great memories.
Love that movie also... Blast from the past! My
I was making reference to the movie "Animal House" being filmed at the U of O
in Eugene.
I visited there several times as well as Cottage Grove where they filmed the
homecoming parade scenes just to see some of the locations where the movie was
shot. Nice towns. I went into this little
I think you are slightly missing the point Clay. Kyle isn't
looking for a starting point. He is looking for the finished good
usable end result. In other words NO PROJECTS.
Manfred
Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2016 18:59:24 -0800
From: clay
Not as perfect as I would like, but
Never have, and unless radical changes happen in our lives, never will. I
am taking classes at Santa Fe College in Gainesville. The University of
Florida has this crazy policy that since they are an educational
institution then everyone here should have some kind of degree. I get
their point
So does that mean you attended Faber College in Eugene?
Dan "Knowledge is Good"
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> On Dec 22, 2016, at 7:36 AM, Kyle Arola via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> Thanks Clay!! That is about as far as you can get from Gainesville Florida
> tho! hahaha! I must
Thanks Clay!! That is about as far as you can get from Gainesville Florida
tho! hahaha! I must admit, I miss the PW (family from
Eugene/Springfield/Tualatin areas) but seeing the snow in that one ad,
brr! Looks cold and wet to me.
My primary goal is to get a daily driver out of the box.
The '84 looks nice but has obviously been sadly neglected. Left the hood
open long enough to crack the washer fluid reservoir? Not safe to drive
with current wiper blades? C'mon, man!
On Wed, Dec 21, 2016 at 9:59 PM, clay via Mercedes
wrote:
> Not as perfect as I would
Not as perfect as I would like, but could be very good starting points for a
long term DD.
clay
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