http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7951150644&rd=1

Why rent a dumpster when you can just mail the stuff out....

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Bill Reimels
Now down to one:
1972 300SE 3.5 W109 (Euro delivery)

$31 is a lot for a $2 core-that compressor is used on a lot of GM vehicles(Delco R-4), I bet my local U-pull has some for less than $31 that are good.

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1982 300DT 190K (Diesel Purge + synthetic oil=smoothness at last!!!)
2004 Ford E-350 6.0 L PSD 227K
2006 Dodge Ram 3500 SRW HO Cummins 4X4 48RE 42K (brute force tow vehicle)
2005 Scion xB wife's rolling pop can
1993 GMC Sierra C3500 6.2 142K

I've sold some stuff I considered junk on eBay, mostly old (still-working, but ancient) computers and accessories. There's usually a buyer for that stuff, surprisingly.

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1990 190e 2.6 - The only one I can really call "My Car".

1987 190e 2.3 - The donor car's up and running, only mods are Euros and a Sony headunit. My Dad's runabout now.

1990 300e 2.6 - The parents' ride.

Billrei,

AND ( wait for it! ) get paid money for your trash, instead of having to rent
the dumpster.


'should be the new name for both e-bay + pay pal.

An interesting concept:Recycling to the mentally challenged under the guise
of a fictional auction with no hope of recourse for the buyer (or Seller).

'round here it's known as "shooting fish in a barrel" and the penalty for that
is about the same as using a grenade in a pond.

Very true. I've seen so much junk on eBay that doesn't work that I ask myself, "who do the sellers expect to PAY for this stuff?" I guess there's an ass for every chair huh?

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1999 Mercedes-Benz S600, 103K miles - garage queen
1988 Mercedes-Benz 560SEL, 89K miles - daily driver
2007 Hyundai Sonata Limited, 31K - daily driver