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Just wanted to let those of you around the Cincinnati area know that I am going to work for Mercedes-Benz of Cincinnati and will be leaving Precision Motorcars. And even those of you who are just passing through town, don't hesitate to drop in and say hi! I'll certainly miss the fellas at Precision, but after going over my situation, I feel that the dealer offers a better position for me. I'll be starting on Monday the 28th. Wish me luck! ------------------ Rgds, Aaron Greenberg MB technician Precision Motorcars, Cincinnati, Ohio '67 250SE Cabriolet '77 450SL '80 300SD '85 380SE '86 420SEL '89 420SEL '93 300E 2.8 '74 Jensen Interceptor Mk.III '81 DeLorean DMC12 '84 BMW 745i Turbo |
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Good Luck! You'll do fine.
By the way, what's the skinny on your Delorean? Have any pics? How's it ride? power? comfort? bells and whistles work? did you buy new? how much? Are you satisfied with the car? I love those cars and was just curious. ------------------ '89 420 SEL '90 300 SEL '68 Olds 88 Convertible '84 300 SD (sold it) |
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Good luck in your new position, we are just glad that you are not leaving this site, we always appreciate your input.
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Good luck at the new job.
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Aaron
enjoy your new postion,your a sharp young man and will do well in your new postion,best of luck,hope to see you in a couple weeks! regards jeff |
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Aaron,
Congratulations! Changing horses is a good thing from time to time. Best of luck, and I hope to see you in Atlanta in the spring, Larry |
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Hope you enjoy it.A lot depends on the dealeryou work for.I love where I work.Plus you can't beat the training.
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Good luck Aaron!
I'm sure you'll do well. Are you going to be working at the main facility or the new stand-alone service facility? ------------------ Bill Wood - Webmaster MercedesShop.com, LLC MB Autowerks Inc |
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Aaron, good luck on your job change. Hopefully the MB dealership there will not try to discourage you from continuing to participate on the site. Your views are appreciated and informative. May the force be with you. Johnny
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Hi Aaron;
Just want to wish you the best of luck with your new job. Regards ------------------ Darko Vusir 1994 C220 |
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Good luck and enjoy the new position. Glad you will still be around on the forum to add your insights!
------------------ JCE 87 300E, 65k miles Smoke Silver |
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Thanks fellas for all the kind wishes! I am working at the main dealership (started today) and I guess to gently "ease" me back in to dealership life, they gave me a '55 190SL as my first job. Never fear though, I shall remain loyal to my vintage MB fans throughout the land and will certainly never leave this fine site! Not really looking forward to seeing tons of W210 E320s again, but we are setting a two year goal for my opening of my own vintage MB service/restoration shop back home in Cleveland! Can't wait!!
Mattsuzie: The DeLorean is very much like an oversized go-kart. Not too fast but fun to drive. It always provides you with something to work on somewhere within it's stainless steel depths. Right now I'm awaiting the arrival of a new crank seal from DMC in Houston. They sent me the wrong one in the beginning so it's been lying dormant all torn up in the stable for a week and a half now. Basically, engine parts are pretty easy to come by. Body parts aren't. Fenders are no longer available as the British government sunk all of the orignal body dies in the Atlantic Ocean, so the remaining original fenders cost $2,700 each and as you know, stainless steel can't be straightened so if you crease one, you're looking at lightening up your pocket quite a bit! I bought the car not running but with a mere 27,000 miles behind it. It has the infamous PRV (Pugeot, Renault, Volvo) V6 engine in it and is fed via Bosch CIS (whew!). But nevertheless still has it's quibbles. Ahh, what ya gonna do? It's a wierd car but seldom has a car had such an interesting story to tell Well guys, thanks again for the wishes. Hope I can get used to starting these diesels in a second flat rather than the good ol' pull-style! ------------------ Rgds, Aaron Greenberg MB technician Mercedes-Benz of Cincinnati '67 250SE Cabriolet '77 450SL '80 300SD '85 380SE '86 420SEL '89 420SEL '93 300E 2.8 '74 Jensen Interceptor Mk.III '81 DeLorean DMC12 '84 BMW 745i Turbo [This message has been edited by Aaron (edited 08-28-2000).] |
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Aaron,
Good luck. I'm sure you'll make plenty of MB owners happy to have taken their cars to the dealer. Keep up the helpful posts. ------------------ -Mike '87 300TD Turbo |
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Aaron
My hopes for the best of times at both your new gig and your 2 year goal! Thanks for all the excellent advise …tracy |
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Good luck in your new position, we are just glad that you are not leaving this site. Again, good luck and keep active on this great site; your comments are always appreciated.
Hernan 1994 E 420 (75K miles) |
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