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01-31-2005, 02:27 PM
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I did it - I bought an '85 300D
I don't even have it at my house yet but soon I will. I've done alot of searching/reading and couldn't find the answer to one of my first questions......What sort of specialty tools or supplies can I anticipate needing as I start to assess and sort this car? (this is my first MB)
I've been reading the online manuals and bought a haynes last night. I ordered a mighty vac. from Harbor freight....If you have tools (valve adjustment wrenches for example - what are my options there?) to reccomend, cost estimates and sources would be terrific as well. Rob M Concord, MA '85 300D ~160k miles 
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