OT: Finding a w124 wagon
#16
Rennlist Member
Looks great! ^^^ Super clean car.
#18
Rennlist Member
Still not 993 related, but I posted this thread a bit over a year ago. Thanks to the recommendations of those here, I finally found a wagon and have been tinkering with it over the past many months. Just wanted to say "thanks Rennlist" and give you all a view of the finished product.
#19
Rennlist Member
big wagon fan here - we currently have a V70R. looks like a very nice, clean estate! love it in white also - congrats and enjoy.
here's a shot of my 124.
here's a shot of my 124.
#20
Drifting
Someone buy this before it follows me home
http://mclarentoronto.ca/inventory/U...+Silver+535641
42,937 miles, $29,200 US$ ask
http://mclarentoronto.ca/inventory/U...+Silver+535641
42,937 miles, $29,200 US$ ask
#22
Rennlist Member
there's just something so cool about a bad *** wagon. "yes, i can take you grocery shopping, but i can also smoke that kid in the mustang."
love the silver over red - so 'silver arrows'. this should have been a production offering. considering what went into the build, the price is reasonable. you just have to want a 'built' car.
love the silver over red - so 'silver arrows'. this should have been a production offering. considering what went into the build, the price is reasonable. you just have to want a 'built' car.
#24
Rennlist Member
Still not 993 related, but I posted this thread a bit over a year ago. Thanks to the recommendations of those here, I finally found a wagon and have been tinkering with it over the past many months. Just wanted to say "thanks Rennlist" and give you all a view of the finished product.
#25
Burning Brakes
I had a 1987 300TD that I bought with 12,000 miles. It was a fabulous driving car with 22mpg and great utility, especially with the rear facing third seat. Around the 100k mark it became expensive. The window controllers, the ignition switch, heat/ac controller and some other stuff I've forgotten about. I know we spent over 4 grand in one year on electrical issues. I much prefer the Audi A6 Avant as a driver. It has better economy, a better stance with 245/50 17's all around. Zero problems in 155,000 miles. The upper timing chains and tensioners are being replaced though, and that will not be cheap. It should go many miles after that.
#28
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Man, there are some good looking 124s on this board, and you're not messing around with that cab. Amazing.
My wagon has 173k miles - just now getting broken in :-)
My wagon has 173k miles - just now getting broken in :-)