Re: European Car issue

[ekellock@juno.com]

That would be 6.3 not 6.5.  That car was produced through 1971.  It was
followed in the late '70's by the 450SEL 6.9.  417 cubic inches.  Not
_huge_ by american standards, but this wasn't an american motor.

Ed Kellock
Greenville, SC  USA
91 200q Avant  not gone, not forgotten
87 Coupe GT  ever-reliable and ready for duty.

On Fri, 14 May 1999 08:27:54 -0400 Brett Dikeman
<brett@pdikeman.ne.mediaone.net> writes:
>Anyone seen the newest EC?  Holy cow!  They had done "best buys" the 
>months before, now they're doing "ultra buys", ie, cars that are 
>expensive to buy+maintain, but worth every penny
>
>Ferrari,  Lotus, BMW's M5("sheep in wolf's clothing"),  an older MB 
>500E, and waaaay in the back...a bright red S4.
>
>They had no shortage of praise for the S4 in the intro article; this 
>month was about the 500E though, and had some nice info about MB 
>tuners and the history of MB's sporty sedans(inc. the 6.5L V8 sedan 
>from the 60's; now that's a big engine!   .........
>
(trim)
>Brett
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