I dunno ;
You and I are not in fact Lonely Hearts but _someone_ is (as well as a sexual freak apparently) so I though I'd just toss that in to make sure he's happy.....most folks like casseroles , no ? .
Just ignore the junk engine for now , concentrate on the farm , jobs and so on .
If anyone asks about it , say it needs work (no details necessary) and you want $150.00 for the whole thing .
Then grab any green you see , don't let them take it apart until it's paid for .
Are you yet aware you don't have an SD ? your pictures show a W-123 , the better , less complicated chassis , my favorite.
I'm thinking mayhap your 300D is in fact , avery good example how how badly an old Mercedes Diesel can be abused yet still provide transportation and in fact , may be upon the cusp of returning to life yet .
Too bad there's no one close by to tackle the turbo ol drain leak .
-Nate
Trish wrote:
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> LOL! OK what kind of casserole? Didn't know any or either of us was lonely
> though???
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> NO that stupid motor is STILL sitting in the shop at the church camp. Now
> there's a chipper/shredder in there so he can't get to it...or that's the
> latest story.
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> I am communicating with Chuck about his car. Waiting to hear what's up
> with the radiator. Might have an email in here by now.
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> Yeah but I walked away from a gasser...which as you pointed out I'd be
> disappointed with. The whole reason I got interested in Mercedes Benz is
> for the Diesel motor, not the car specifically...but I'm kinda fond of them
> now even though mine is a very poor representation of one, I'm getting
> hooked.
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