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pwogaman 11-04-2006 02:55 PM

Wrecking yard loot!
 
For a whooping $125.00 I just picked up:

(From a 1988 560SEL)
Rear window with NO delamination - none!
Cruise Control Amp
Rear seat belt (not cracked)
Rear light (not cracked)

(From a 1985 380SE)
Cruise Control Amp
All Relays from fuse box (about 8)
Monovalve insert
Ashtray with intact trim

I hope to replace the massively delaminated rear window in the 1985 300SD in the next day or so. The rear defroster has been totally wasted for years. I can't wait. :D

I think I did quite well actually.

Scott98 11-04-2006 03:27 PM

Sounds like you got some great deals. It might be a little far for you to drive but Chesterfield Auto Parts in Richmond charges the same price for parts regardless of what car they come out of. If you're shopping for Mercedes parts, it's always a steal.

Scott

pj67coll 11-04-2006 05:52 PM

Delamination
 
Can you explain what you mean by delamination of the rear window? I've never heard of, nor noticed such a thing.

- Peter.

JWJ 11-04-2006 06:27 PM

Universal list of pull it yourself yards?
 
Is there an all encompassing list of the pull it yourself yards in the US or in a specific state?

They seem to be hidden everywhere.

TheDon 11-04-2006 06:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pj67coll (Post 1322131)
Can you explain what you mean by delamination of the rear window? I've never heard of, nor noticed such a thing.

- Peter.

the window gets milky from the glass and the plastic layer seperating over time..
thats what i know it as


i need to go find cool stuff from junkyards..

pwogaman 11-23-2006 10:41 PM

I finally got around to replacing the rear window. The delay came in having to special order the MB-Sealant - which I would not attempt to substitute with anything else.

I also finally had an opportunity to see how well the defroster works. Unfortunately there are about 8 bands right about in the middle of the window that don't work. They are separated by two good bands so after a short time the entire window clears! :D In any event it is a far cry better than the POS I had in there before - massive delamination on both sides and only about 2 inches a working defroster on the very top.

It just looks soooooo much better.

Hit Man X 11-24-2006 10:11 AM

I replaced rear glass in my SD also over the summer from a '90 420SEL. :D

Hopefully one cruise amp will work for you I have a stack of bad ones.

blkntancj 11-24-2006 03:38 PM

I picked up a nearly perfect grille, a good rear seat (decent upholstery and excellent padding and springs), all three rear seatbelts in great shape, and a climate control switch which appears to be in good shape (haven't tested it yet) all for $47 at my local pick and pull.:D

JimmyL 11-24-2006 09:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pwogaman (Post 1338600)
The delay came in having to special order the MB-Sealant - which I would not attempt to substitute with anything else.

I understand the sentiment, but when you sit back and think about it, is that the sealant used on all these cars, in which an inordinate amount have leaking windshields front and back??????
;)

TheDon 11-24-2006 10:08 PM

aww i thought it was about some cool rare accesories find... the yard i go too had a bunch of 201's and some 126's... no tool kits or med kits... but their was this kick ass old volvo 2 door coupe hardtop i wanted to take home... no rust just some realllly nice patina'd paint


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