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08-02-2014, 08:03 AM
#26
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2000 E320
New E owner too!
nice, good find with those miles. My car is similar (silver) with 119k and I thought that was good mileage.
Looks like your headlights are in great shape. Personally I'd remove the chrome rings. To me they take away the seamless look it has without. I like them sans pinstripe too.
I rode by one just like ours on the freeway the other day, same color and wheel combo. Bone stock and clean. It reassured me I need to do nothing to mine, it's still a relevant looking car and the design is aging well. A beauty.
Looks like your headlights are in great shape. Personally I'd remove the chrome rings. To me they take away the seamless look it has without. I like them sans pinstripe too.
I rode by one just like ours on the freeway the other day, same color and wheel combo. Bone stock and clean. It reassured me I need to do nothing to mine, it's still a relevant looking car and the design is aging well. A beauty.
Just picked up a 2000 with 98k miles, 1 owner, old retired real estate lady... no kids, no hubby.
Dealer serviced, new ac-tires-brakes and service.
Love it!
08-02-2014, 12:25 PM
#27
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from a different angle:
review the owner's manual
get a list of all the TSBs for your car and then check to see if any of the important
ones, especially recalls/service campaigns, have been performed
your local library may allow free access to the AllData shop 'manual' (we do,
here in Seattle)
lot of 210 DIYs here
review the owner's manual
get a list of all the TSBs for your car and then check to see if any of the important
ones, especially recalls/service campaigns, have been performed
your local library may allow free access to the AllData shop 'manual' (we do,
here in Seattle)
lot of 210 DIYs here
08-02-2014, 12:28 PM
#28
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Nice gotta love when you know it's taken care of. Im keeping it all stock really only changing the wheels I love the facelift look
08-10-2014, 04:33 PM
#30
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from a different angle:
review the owner's manual
get a list of all the TSBs for your car and then check to see if any of the important
ones, especially recalls/service campaigns, have been performed
your local library may allow free access to the AllData shop 'manual' (we do,
here in Seattle)
lot of 210 DIYs here
review the owner's manual
get a list of all the TSBs for your car and then check to see if any of the important
ones, especially recalls/service campaigns, have been performed
your local library may allow free access to the AllData shop 'manual' (we do,
here in Seattle)
lot of 210 DIYs here
