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Not yet, where do you suggest I look?
Actually my home is in Bentwater. I live in Mexico City most of the time. I just drove the 500E 4600 KM from Mexico City to Montgomery and back. I just arrived in Mexico City yesterday. The drive was a pleasure. The 500E had 37,000 KM when I left Mexico City, but it had been in storage for 3 years so I was a bit nervous. I changed the oil in MB Houston North, and that was it, except I lost the right side turn light when I hit a hole at high speed on the way back. It just popped out! Anyway, I'll be sure to let you know when I come back again. Cheers
Do i have to speak Spanish when i move over to Texas, Gerry?
In the eyes of most Mexicans, Texas is a breakaway & former province of Mexico.
Sort of like how the Mainland Chinese feel about Taiwan.....
Don't worry Christian, Spanish is MUCH easier to learn than German, and since you already know pretty good English you are already 1/2 way there.
The best thing about Spanish for you: no neuter (das) ... only male and female words.
Hasta luego, amigo.
¡Salud
Gerry
Sort of like how the Mainland Chinese feel about Taiwan.....
Don't worry Christian, Spanish is MUCH easier to learn than German, and since you already know pretty good English you are already 1/2 way there.
The best thing about Spanish for you: no neuter (das) ... only male and female words.
Hasta luego, amigo.
¡Salud
Gerry
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