I'm infatuated with the late 60's / early 70's 200 series Benz

[orphan Shelby]

Was gonna post that last weekend. There's another similar model in Mansfield I think. Jump on it man!

[YALE]

Do it, DJ!

[Baron Von Crowder]

Scared

scary bitch!

[Mike]

Scared

[Baron Von Crowder]

this is tempting.

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/5082683394.html

[Baron Von Crowder]

I just picked up a 1967 250s. It's got 115,000k. They parked it in their garage in 1987 and it didn't move until a couple of months ago. I am planning on having the gas tank cleaned/sealed then I'll rebuild the carbs, change the fluids and it should be a driver.

It could go to a new home for the right price! Dark green with tan leather.

picts?

[sdun]

I just picked up a 1967 250s. It's got 115,000k. They parked it in their garage in 1987 and it didn't move until a couple of months ago. I am planning on having the gas tank cleaned/sealed then I'll rebuild the carbs, change the fluids and it should be a driver.

It could go to a new home for the right price! Dark green with tan leather.

[ELVIS]

http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/cto/4636930567.html

god bless.

[CWO]

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/4225701062.html

[Scott Mc]

http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/cto/4221822294.html

[YALE]

http://www.worldcarfans.com/10409291...ion-kilometers

Greek taxi driver donates 1976 Mercedes-Benz 240 D to the Mercedes-Benz Museum Collection

Press Release

Greek taxi driver donates 1976 Mercedes-Benz 240 D to the Mercedes-Benz Museum Collection
Greek taxi driver Gregorios Sachinidis from Thessalonica handed over his 1976 Mercedes Benz 240 D to the Mercedes-Benz Museum Collection. Mr. Sachinidis is a multi-kilometer millionaire. Having covered all of 4.6 million kilometers, this "Stroke Eight" now becomes the Mercedes-Benz with the highest recorded mileage known to date.
The enormous distance covered by the world champion is testament to the proverbial longevity of Mercedes-Benz cars. In particular, Mercedes-Benz taxis have been permanent features of both German and international urban landscapes. In Germany, every second taxi is a Mercedes-Benz.
Mr. Sachinidis bought his car in Germany in 1981 with around 220,000 km on the clock, before driving it back to Thessalonica. Here it was in service as a taxi 24 hours a day until July 2004. During this time the owner was able to call upon the original engine and two spare units, deploying them on a rotational basis 11 times in total.
Mr. Sachinidis sent a letter to Prof. Jürgen Hubbert, Member of the Board of Management of DaimlerChrysler AG with responsibility for the Mercedes Car Group, thanking him for the excellent service Mercedes-Benz had afforded him over the years. Having received a visit from representatives of the Mercedes-Benz Museum Collection, Mr. Sachinidis decided to hand the car over to the Mercedes-Benz Museum.
Highlighting the reception the president of DaimlerChrysler Hellas, Dr. Alexander Paufler, presented Mr. Sachinidis with a key for a new C 200 CDI to be picked up upon his return to Greece.

Awww, man... Kilometers? Those are meaningless. They're like the pesos of distance measurement.

[Frank]

[black2002ls]

I think there is one or two sitting at a small car lot east of Rockwall by the RV dealer

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[Baron Von Crowder]

Does he also have a Jetta Lemons car? If so, I know the Brandon you're talking about. Owns a landscaping company iirc.

That's the one.

[MattB]

Yeah, that's brandon's car, the guy I mentioned above that has a pair of the ones I like, one of them already bagged. I dont like that body style, and it is a really terrible performing car. Ive got video of them spinning it in front of me.

Does he also have a Jetta Lemons car? If so, I know the Brandon you're talking about. Owns a landscaping company iirc.