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DiRT 3 - Historic Rally (1970's)

Onboard starts at 2:48. The first of four parts in my DiRT 3 historic rally cars series. Car is Opel Kadett GT/E 16V from 1970s' and course is in Finland. Time was ...

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Rory Campbell commented on 23 Nov 2014
Nice.

1979 Mercedes-Benz 240D parts car - first start in 13 years (long version)

Well, I bought a parts car for the Mercedes project. Didn't really need it, but couldn't pass it up at the price. In this (long) video, I give an overview of the car and ...

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Katelijne Mardaga commented on 18 Jan 2016
On witch glow plug did you hold the wire,i have a 300d 5 cilinder 5 glow plug so do you neet to hold a wire to all the glow plugs or just one
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MercedesDieselGuy commented on 18 Jan 2016
+Katelijne Mardaga I don't really recommend doing what I did unless you really know what you're doing. Keep in mind that this car has the earlier glow plug system, wired in series, not in parallel. But, while wearing heavy gloves, ran a heavy gauge jumper wire from the battery positive terminal directly to the glow plug closest to the firewall, and then had someone else crank the starter.
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DaBossk commented on 07 Jan 2016
awesome video! How do you feel about the 5 cylinder turbo diesel om617? I want one so bad!
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MercedesDieselGuy commented on 08 Jan 2016
+DaBossk I've owned a couple. They;re fantastic. Almost the same engine as the OM616 in this video, but with 1 more cylinder, (sometimes a turbocharger), and beefier internals. Thanks for watching.
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Mr Diesel commented on 13 Mar 2015
I live to see this ! Wow. 13 yrs and a little bit of time and she fired right up! Don't sound to bad either! Did you pull the motor? What parts did you take? I read in one of your comments that you say veggie and bio are over rated? I'm interested in your opinion on this...I don't use bio myself but do use veggie at times... I'm not hard core into it just when I get some I use it.... These are the best cars ever made in my opinion.... Last year I did a almost 6k mile round trip in three days.... My friends called me crazy!!! Why?? Because I did it in my 1977 300d with 360k miles on it!! Only had one issue. Voltage regulator went out and it did it at night! So I had to stop and repair it. If it was day hours. I would have just kept on driving!!! Thanks for the great video! 
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MercedesDieselGuy commented on 13 Mar 2015
+Mr Diesel Yes, I did pull the engine. I completely dismantled this car for parts. The floors were almost completely gone. It looked OK up top, but it really wasn't worth saving it as a whole car, unfortunately.As for veggie/bio, I did run a previous car on veggie, but I couldn't find enough of it consistently for it to be economically worthwhile. Also, filtration was a complete pain in the butt.
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André Götz commented on 18 Jan 2015
I had n W123 200 DIesel. 1981. Rotten. Know i wanna Restauration Car for Rebuild. 230 CE. Lowcost please.
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MercedesDieselGuy commented on 18 Jan 2015
I'm not sure I understand. You have a W123 200D that you want to restore on a budget? Best of luck with the project.
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Magnus T commented on 15 Dec 2014
How is the car now? Wrecked?
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MercedesDieselGuy commented on 16 Dec 2014
+Magnus T Wrecked? I never repaired this car. I bought it as a parts car for my 1983 and disassembled it. I sent it to the crusher in the fall of 2013.
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Terrence Gold commented on 25 Nov 2014
I find it strange the someone who could afford one of these new, is the same person who would neglect, then abandon a car in their driveway for years. If car is one owner, especially a merc, I would have been cared for and carefully stored if not driven. 
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RL R commented on 23 Jan 2015
+MercedesDieselGuy Well, then this is a weird case, but I insist on the wealth factor. Most of us can´t afford to simply let a car like this one stay out there and rot, so if he simply left it "out there", he didn´t need to sell the car. Selling a car is a hassle, but most of us go through it because we need the money for the next one, lol...hope this donor contributed to the other car, a running old Mercedes is a delight to watch.
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MercedesDieselGuy commented on 23 Jan 2015
+LS R I'm not so sure in this case. It was a one owner car, and that one owner drove and maintained it well for 20 years. I could tell that the car had something of a "restoration" not long before being parked. There were fresh fenders and what looked like a 1990s paint job on the car. So, this was definitely not a neglected car while it was in use. 
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RL R commented on 23 Jan 2015
Precisely for that reason. People who can afford these cars, as new, have so much money that they don´t give a rat´s ass about what happens to it, since when they find a problem with it, don´t repair it, leave it like that or sell it, and go for the new one. That is why most of the times, those of us who appreciate these cars, can find problems that cost significant amounts of money and are left to us, if we want to drive them for many years. At least that is my experience with second hand luxury cars.
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MercedesDieselGuy commented on 25 Nov 2014
I can't figure it out, either. But, he seemed like a bit of an odd guy.
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amjad amj commented on 25 Oct 2014
great job
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Ply Boys commented on 13 Jan 2015
+amjad amj ME too,.
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amjad amj commented on 28 Oct 2014
the Mercedes is greatcar  i love it 
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MercedesDieselGuy commented on 28 Oct 2014
+amjad amj Thanks. Too bad this car was completely rotted out. It did yield some good parts, though.
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Migel Abboud commented on 01 Sep 2014
I'm looking at a car that's been sitting for while as well! How much did you pay for it?
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MercedesDieselGuy commented on 02 Sep 2014
+Migel Abboud I THINK I paid around $350 for this one.

vauxhall zafira 1.6 16v petrol F17 gearbox transmission part 2 of 4

Technical data for gearbox's can be found here: www.opel-infos.de.

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solorip commented on 14 Jan 2013
Thanks for that . That should be helpful to a lot of people. I'll post it in comments
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Veebroo commented on 14 Jan 2013
opel-infos.de tabs: 'technik'-'getriebe' It's all there mate...
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Gavin Hawley commented on 28 Feb 2013
Happy hardcore in the background, like it!

Bonus Clips - Digging into the Triumph Spitfire Mk III Parts Car - Bonus for Vortex Garage Ep 9

Bonus clips for Vortex Garage Ep 9 - we check out the Triumph Spitfire parts car and go through it to see what we find came with it!

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Sol commented on 10 Jan 2016
Have enjoyed your videos, thanks. At 23:33 that was one of the glove boxes (almost literally a cardboard box).
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Vortex Garage commented on 10 Jan 2016
Cool! was wondering on that one, I almost felt it was homemade :) I'm guessing they don't often survive original.
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Travis Schmidt commented on 22 Sep 2015
//www.amazon.com/Fibrin-ogen-Degradation-Products-Detection/dp/B0017UHY1A from 18:43
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Travis Schmidt commented on 22 Sep 2015
+Travis Schmidt now you know
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