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Quote from: ptashek on Yesterday at 05:08 PMQuote from: Jan S on Yesterday at 02:37 PMMercedes Benz Museum and Classic Center, Fellbach - here he comes!
Remember that under museum rules, you are allowed to park your classic right in front of the entrance in Stuttgart.
There is a designated area, not far from the statue of Fangio.
See here for details: https://forum.w116.org/test-drive/best-parking-spot-in-stuttgart/
Revilla already used my tip, and with success
Quote from: mrkozzy on Today at 05:15 AMI would have thought the absolute best "tool" or "back-up" you can take with you would be
Breakdown Assistance Coverage or AA or whatever its called in Norway.
(Try https://www.vikingassistance.no/) or something similar. They would have Europe wide coverage.
I've got the top cover on my Benz and I use it at least once a year. Anything from a flat battery to a breakdown last year. My car was put on a Flatbed tow truck and delivered to my home over 200 kilometers away from where it stopped. Turns out the trigger points had fouled. They sent my wife and I home in a Taxi! (2 hours 45 minutes - no charge)
I even get 1 nights accommodation in a budget hotel if I'm too far away. Whilst you may be prepared and carry a trunk full of spares, its the one spare you Don't carry that will leave you stranded.
Enjoy the trip.
Quote from: revilla on Today at 12:15 AMI can confirm about the privilege to park just in front the museum!
We did the museum, the classic center, the guided tour of the Sindelfingen assembly plant and the Motor World (including a quick tour of the nicely decorated hotel rooms, google that to see).
Have a nice and safe trip.
Ps.: so your "low" temp issue, was it finally what I thought? Your temperature sensor on top of the engine?
Quote from: adamb on Yesterday at 03:47 PMI didn't know that this is well known. It was a surprise to me.
Quote from: Jan S on Yesterday at 02:37 PMMercedes Benz Museum and Classic Center, Fellbach - here he comes!
Quote from: ptashek on Yesterday at 09:30 AMAlso known as the central locking master cylinder, and a well known source of leaks.I didn't know that this is well known. It was a surprise to me.
Quote from: adamb on 26 June 2022, 05:23 AMIt's one of these as far as I recall.![]()
Quote from: ptashek on Yesterday at 09:30 AMAlso known as the central locking master cylinder, and a well known source of leaks.
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