Ha, Ha, Ho, Ho, I just have to laugh. My brother syyyyyyyyykyped us from Sacramento the other day. I mentioned it was colder than a whitches extremity and we had to light the wood stove. He couldnt believe it(like 90 something there). The day my window malfunctioned it was cold, felt like the wind was blowing right off your glacier, now I know where the cold wind was coming from. You know, cold air is about the only thing you Canadians send us. Max
--- In diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com, "Lost but making good time." <aldridgetony97@...> wrote:
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> I still need a fix for my drivers side window, but have no problem keeping it up, must be an age thing.
> Kind of a pain tho, gotta open the door at customs or where ever one needs to communicate with more than hand signals.
> Snow on the pass this morning, Nate send us some warm please.
> tony.
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> --- In diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com, "max_stemple" <jasperezra@> wrote:
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> > I finally had a major breakdown(first one ever) this morning on my 4-spd 240. I had to go to town and my car let me down, let me dowwwn really bad. It was freaking cold and I had to abort my trip to town because the passenger window broke down and would not roll up.Damn, the car was running and everything, I was driving down the drive way, the passenger window was down about 2", I tried to roll it up the rest of the way and it fell down ,all the way down. No way I could drive to town with a stiff wind blowing right off the glacier( I know Tony Knows about this), so I guess I will park the junker in the back 40 with all the other junkers. Crap, I had to drive the Subaru, what a drag. Could ooof been the last time I had to drive the Mercedes. O my, I'm bad, really bad. Max
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