Do you name your cars?

Aug 26, 2005 15 Replies

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CaptainW116

80 280E P.O.S. 75 450SEL Turd (it's that brown) 76 450SE Golddigger Have other MB but haven't named them

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A friend referred to his '68 diesel as "Mercy". Mine is "Grace". (Yes, there is a theological significance.)



What's yours?



Collin KC8TKA E320/97



97 E420 - Musty 79 450SEL 6.9 - Crusty 73 280SEL 4.5 - Dusty 71 250CE - Rusty

'81 300D Helmut '66 200 Waltraud

cp

80 280E P.O.S. 75 450SEL Turd (it's that brown) 76 450SE Golddigger

Have other MB but haven't named them

I think "phoenix" would be more appropriate seeing that it essentially rose from the ashes so to speak !All that work just to call her that. :-)

"Golddigger"? Must be a chick magnet!

Collin KC8TKA

She got the name crusty before then.... and lets face it...that car was crusty.

I named my '64 Rambler "Rose",

Rambler. . . Rose. . . Ramblin' Rose. Get it? What a sparkling wit I was in 1971.

John M. witless, now '94 E320 nameless

The only car I named was my '81 Mercedes 200, I called it "Erbswurst". "Erbswurst" is German for "Pea Sausage", and a Pea Sausage is a sausage shaped bag full of ingredients for an instant pea soup.

The car got this name after a strange accident, where it rolled down a garage ramp and crashed against a wall, destroying the bonnet. I replaced the bonnet with a part from a scrap yard which was pale green...

Frank

That and she has an uncanny ability to sense when I have extra money in my wallet!

If you seen the brown one,you would concur! The 280E,beauty is only skin deep!

450SE explained on other post.

I love 'em though.

Sorry, it was test posting only after some significant computer hardware hard- and software changes: I cancelled it but you were faster with reading than I was with cancelling...

Anyway, I have never ever named my cars.

But there were a few occasions when I talked to them... ;-)))

Juergen

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