John Robbins wrote:
> The suspension is probably original it is VERY hard to drive in a
> straight line. The nitrogen spheres are also completely gone... I'm
> thinking about upgrading to Sportline suspension while I'm in there.
Did they make a wagon grade sportline package?
If you are tal
Mitch Haley wrote:
Did they make a wagon grade sportline package?
If you are talking about changing from SLS to springs/shocks, it
will ride low unless you can find sportline wagon springs (which
probably don't exist unless non-sls wagons were made for other
markets). If you do want to delete the
Congratulations! How many miles are on it? That will be my price range
later this year when I have enough saved up to buy a TD. Nope, ain't
sellin' my SD, nope, no way!
Kevin in Hillsboro, OR
1983 300SD 267Kmi, Ursula
John said...
What do you guys think?
http://www.ece.msstate.edu/~jer99/mercedes/300td/
Damn...now I gotta wipe all the drool off my keyboard
Royce Engler
1985 300TDT 300K
That is a beautiful vehicle. Congratulations.
Tom Potter
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What do you
Very nice.
Congrats.
Mike
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What do you guys think?
http://www.ece.msstate.edu/~jer99/
Nice purchase.
You might want to replace the close-up of the IP with a new once once the
red-dyed tax-exempt fuel has worked it's way out of the system.
Get rid of the green antifreeze ASAP. Do a citric acid flush or two to rinse
out the crud.
-Dave Walton
On 5/15/07, John Robbins <[EMAIL PROTE
Excellent score, John! Was it part of an estate sale or what? What
of the other 2 examples in that 1st pic?
-joe
I thought I'd already replied to your comment, but didn't see it sent to
the list... Wonder why I'm not getting my emails back?
John Robbins wrote:
dave walton wrote:
Nice purchase.
You might want to replace the close-up of the IP with a new once once the
red-dyed tax-exempt fuel has worked i
Joe Knight wrote:
Excellent score, John! Was it part of an estate sale or what? What
of the other 2 examples in that 1st pic?
Nope, on a whim picked up an autotrader and saw an ad for it. Guy who
owned it was a horse trainer, and needed a pickup instead.
The other two are my '79 300SD (29
dave walton wrote:
Nice purchase.
You might want to replace the close-up of the IP with a new once once the
red-dyed tax-exempt fuel has worked it's way out of the system.
Get rid of the green antifreeze ASAP. Do a citric acid flush or two to rinse
out the crud.
I wasn't too thrilled about that
dave walton wrote:
Nice purchase.
You might want to replace the close-up of the IP with a new once once the
red-dyed tax-exempt fuel has worked it's way out of the system.
Get rid of the green antifreeze ASAP. Do a citric acid flush or two to rinse
out the crud.
Yeah, I wasn't too happy thats
Forgot about that in the first post 316k.
From what I've seen on eBay... this thing was pretty cheap. They seem
to go for about 4500-6000 there. Even some of the W123 versions!!
Hehe, I'm up to 4 vehicles and one driver... '79 300SD, '84 190D, 87
300TD and '95 Mazda B2300. I don't re
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Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 9:13 AM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Gotta brag -- Check out my $3200 '87 300TDT
Forgot about that in the first post 316k.
From what I've seen on eBay... this thing was pretty cheap. They seem
to go for about 4500-6000 there. Even
Check the flex discs on the drive shaft and the transmission mount too.
I just changed those on my 87SDL. Was able to remove the center mount to get
enough play to get the drive shaft off - but make sure it does not separate
at the middle, or mark it so you can put it back the way it was. I've bee
"dave walton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Put some magnets in the pan to attract the little suspended metal
> bits. They will come out covered with black slimy gunk. Wipe them
> off and put them back each fluid change.
I've noticed that my newer cars have had magnetic drain plugs on the
oil pan
It could be from putting an ATF tonic in the fuel... Or Marvel Mystery Oil...
-Curt
Date: Wed, 16 May 2007 09:20:20 -0400
From: "dave walton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Gotta brag -- Check out my $3200 '87 300TDT
To: "Mercedes Discussion List"
ednesday, May 16, 2007 10:02 AM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Gotta brag -- Check out my $3200 '87 300TDT
Joe Knight wrote:
Excellent score, John! Was it part of an estate sale or what? What
of the other 2 examples in that 1st pic?
Nope, on a whim picked up an autotrader and saw an ad for it. Guy
John Robbins wrote:
> Nope, on a whim picked up an autotrader and saw an ad for it. Guy who
> owned it was a horse trainer, and needed a pickup instead.
So that was tractor diesel and not heating oil.
Mitch.
Got lucky & found a factory hitch with electrics on german ebay.
Buddy was bringing in some vehicles & parts at about that time so I
hitched a ride for it in his container. The hitches turn up fairly
regularly over there but the electrics are a bit more of a poser; lots
of sedan harnesses but ver
I would not mind finding an 87 wagon. I guy I know will sell me his for
3k but its not quite as nice as yours. His as like 320k on it, new #22
head etc.
John Robbins wrote:
Joe Knight wrote:
Excellent score, John! Was it part of an estate sale or what? What
of the other 2 examples in that
Joe,
If you want, I can have a look around here for harnessesthere's millions
of 124 T's floating around here!
Jeff
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