Greetings everyone, welcome to my blog. Hope you had a great day.
I've got a fascinating find that I want to share with you. Can you guess what it is? Hmmm, okay, let me not stress you further, I'll tell. 😂
During the previous week, I went over to my elder sister's place - a nearby village, to pick up some stuffs she bought for our parents. I had planned on returning the same day, but ended up spending the night with them. Lol. She has a knack for persuading people to spend more time with her. You can't beat her to it. Lol. Well, it was cool as we were able to catch up with each other after some weeks, hehehe.
Now to the main gist, lol.
As I got there, the first thing that caught my sight was this vintage car - my brother-in-law's Mercedes-Benz E320. "Wow, so this car is still here," I said to myself. I was so excited to see it again that I took some snapshots. Here they are:
Side view
Rear view
Close up front view to capture details
This classic ride has been with my brother-in-law for over two decades. I have fond memories of cruising in this car with my sister and brother-in-law when I was living with them back then. I always loved cleaning the car, and would often slide into the driver's seat to do a playful, pretend-driving. I'll be turning the steering wheel as if I was a pro, honking and talking to other non existent drivers to make way. Lol. You get the drift? It's usually a fun moment and I always enjoy the thrill of driving without actually moving the car. 😂
After he bought a new one, a Mercedes E series too, this one was kept off the road, and it's been years now. At one time, I asked about the car and was told that it is still cooling off in the garage.
However, sometime last year, when the house was under renovation, he pulled the car out and took it to the mechanics for. And it's a wonder that after all these years, the car still looks great. Well, it has to because he took very good care of it back then. My brother in law is an intentional driver, who doesn't neglect his car. When once he notices any issue in the car like performance issue, unusual noise or leaks, he's calling the mechanic immediately. He'd often say "I can't be managing a car that has issues, it's risky"
It was nice to see the car running smoothly again. Even I enjoyed a ride in it, and it was just like the good old days, hehehe.
This vintage beauty still maintains its steeze, and can give some of the cars we have now a ride for their wheels, I tell ya! 😅
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