Do w124 owners salute each other?
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On my way home this evening I was passing through Caversham, Reading when the driver of a w124 E-Class appeared to wave as I passed by. Either that or he was stretching his arm! 
I'm used to this kind of behavior when driving my Elise but have only recently joined the old Merc club so am not sure of the protocol

I'm used to this kind of behavior when driving my Elise but have only recently joined the old Merc club so am not sure of the protocol

Possibly someone from here .... http://www.starmotorservices.co.uk/ ?
Can't say I was ever waved at in mine but did notice fellow owners take a closer look at the lights, petrol stations etc. Becoming quite an enthusiasts car these days.
Can't say I was ever waved at in mine but did notice fellow owners take a closer look at the lights, petrol stations etc. Becoming quite an enthusiasts car these days.
bolide said:
I just sold a W124 estate to a chap in Caversham - maybe it's him?
Nick Froome
Funnily enough I had been admiring a grey/brown W124 estate just before hand which I happened to pass. No waves/nods were exchanged!Nick Froome
It was a saloon this chap was driving I think. I'm afraid all he got in return was funny look as he rather took me by surprise and I wasn't certain he was waving or not tbh. Next time I'll be quicker on the draw

I have bought an E320 estate myself recently as well but I don't think I have passed another yet. When I do I will give him a wave.
Agree they are becoming an enthusiast's motor. My 1995 model has the usual rusty front wings which I will attend to but otherwise absolutely everything works and it is far more solid than any other car I have ever owned. 153,000 miles with I reckon 18 oil changes since new and a total service history.
My car is Malachite green which appears to be identical to "Aston Martin" Chiltern green which, by way of a happy coincidence, is the colour of my Griffith. Pretty good pair I reckon and depreciation proof which is key to the Flawse theory of happy motoring.
L.F.
Agree they are becoming an enthusiast's motor. My 1995 model has the usual rusty front wings which I will attend to but otherwise absolutely everything works and it is far more solid than any other car I have ever owned. 153,000 miles with I reckon 18 oil changes since new and a total service history.
My car is Malachite green which appears to be identical to "Aston Martin" Chiltern green which, by way of a happy coincidence, is the colour of my Griffith. Pretty good pair I reckon and depreciation proof which is key to the Flawse theory of happy motoring.
L.F.
nine6four said:
Thanks for that. I'll be needing a decent indy for servicing.Must say I am thoroughly enjoying wafting around in my 300ce. A real feel-good car to drive. Classic looks too.
John D. said:
nine6four said:
Thanks for that. I'll be needing a decent indy for servicing.Must say I am thoroughly enjoying wafting around in my 300ce. A real feel-good car to drive. Classic looks too.
Highway Star said:
John D. said:
nine6four said:
Thanks for that. I'll be needing a decent indy for servicing.Must say I am thoroughly enjoying wafting around in my 300ce. A real feel-good car to drive. Classic looks too.
Over the weekend the passenger side window has come off its runners slightly and does not seal properly when closed. Makes an annoying whistle above 50mph so need it sorted pronto. Am taking it to these guys on Sat (can't afford a day off right now):
http://a4merc.co.uk/default.aspx
Anyone have any experience of them? May well get them to do a service if the price is right.
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