Is this the best daily driver? 1987 Mercedes-Benz 300TD Turbo Diesel Station Wagon W124 Estate om603
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- 1987 Mercedes-Benz 300TD Turbo Diesel Station Wagon W124 Estate OM603
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"Stands up and starts slow clap". Sir, after this video I feel like reading a book. I am a youtube veteran and also an old Mercedes enthusiast (owning and making videos about them occasionally as well), but this was pure gold among the senseless toxic content that has plagued the site over the years. Thank you and I hope you find peace and harmony in your diesel drenched journey, which I will definitely follow.
As someone who maintains a om603 as a daily, the more you drive the happier it is. 270k miles w140 goin strong!
i agree, leaving is off for a while makes the mercedes very depressed, and next time you try to turn it on the fuel pump will need to be replaced. or the Engine control moduke
awesome car no doubt. in finland, annual tax for S350 w140 is about 1000€ and diesel costs about 2-2,2€ per litre, so that kind of car is too expensive here. sad.
@@amandaburleson2035 An OM603 has no engine control module and the injection pump is mechanical and bombproof.
@@amgjens doesnt it have head melting issues?
@@nwnwnwn If you let it overheat, the head can crack, this is rare but can happen if the cooling system is neglected.
What an absolute beauty. So glad to see this getting love and hearing it will be a daily driver. I bought a 94 E320 Wagon in June 2020 from Copart, started daily driving it in 2021 and haven't looked back. Great video, thanks for sharing!
Coming up on 20,000 miles since I bought it! Gets better every day!
You can tell. That this car has been well kept from the headliner and the the seats condition. Good luck to you buddy. Best of luck to you on the project
MB tex looks good after a nuclear blast :D , but yes, nice car
Not on these cars. You can explode a pile of diapers in one of these and whipe it down with a handful of dry leaves and it will clean up brand new.
I suspect the mileage is low because no-one can stand being in a red interior for long! Seriously, it's a fine choice and that car will run forever with regular maintenance. I have an R129 which has similar underpinnings and if you aren't afraid of having a go after watching numerous YT content you can buy the parts cheaply and upgrade it yourself, those suspension and steering bushes are relatively easy to do. As a bonus I don't think you'll find a comfier place to sit and if you can stop being American for a short while just resist buying one of those half gallon drinks.
You may be right about the interior! I love the R129! I think that is the pinnacle of Bruno Sacco's designs. I plan on doing all the suspension sometime this summer after I get caught up on the differed maintianance . It can't think of a car I would rather drive for any extended period of time!
The car I drive in high school was a Rabbit GTI. My favorite thing about that car? The red interior. What I wouldn’t give to have a car with a red interior again, especially if it’s a dark red like this - no bright red for me.
I hate that most cars these days have black interiors. To me it’s just claustrophobic, especially if the headliner is also black. Give me red, or green or brown or blue - something other than black or grey.
That interior looks 100 times better than boring Black
That’s the star of the show!
Beats beige or cream.
best video on the 87 300TD i've seen and i've seen a bunch...owned one for 9 years so far...watching this again now 2nd time
Great video, I absolutely love the mec wagons of any generation. Even all these years later it still has a real elegant charm, very classy.
I feel the same way about my 92 BMW 525i, it's got just enough modern creature comforts and reliability to be a good daily driver, but still has that oldschool charm and build quality. Mine has 304k miles, and it just keeps on going- it's actually my only car, haha.
From Japan. I currently drive a Porsche 996 GT3 and an old Land Rover Discovery 1, but I must say my old 320E (W124 sedan) was one of the most balanced, comfortable cars I'd ever driven. If Tokyo allowed diesel cars, I'd would love to have bought a 6 cylinder diesel wagon.
I am sooo jealous - the colour, the interior. The US spec lights.
Oh what a lovely car sir. Thank you so much for sharing!
124 wagons are pricey and very high mileage in Japan. Whats the local word - are they Euro / US imports?
Australia. 300E Smoke Silver. Disco4 2.7 TDV6
I’m currently doing a looong rolling restoration on my daily rescued 1987 300D Turbo sedan ❤
Someone imported it from Canada to Portugal some time ago and it ended up being stopped for a bit of a long time before I rescued it.
Being from Canada it inevitably does have some rust but it does also have a swapped 5-Speed manual gearbox and a #22 head!
It’s currently having some mechanical fixes, including new injector nozzles from Monark and I intend to sometime in the future also repair the rust and give it a fresher look ❤😊
I actually have one too for 8 yrs and it Still sits in My garage in restoration mode 😅❤
Anyone owning and maintaining a W123 and W124 Diesel is akin to sainthood. Pleased to meet you Saint Brother.
I have the same car in my garage that belonged to my grandfather that died in 2014. Since then, it has been sitting there, waiting for me to fix it. Luckily for me, i decided to became a car mechanic so hopefully, soon i will get this legend running once again. Such a magnificent car!
that red interior is amazing
You sir, are my friend that I never had! Greetings from eastern Europe. You speak from my heart. Exactly the situation I find myself in, just with an another brand at the moment! Very insightful and philosophical views about the times we are going through. I also refuse to drive a modern econobox. I also like old wagons. Keep her running and we know what we know.
I had a 87 300DTurbo sedan, purchased new, claret red exterior colour (looked like burgundy, not bright red) with matching interior upholstery (again, looked burgundy) like your interior. Kept it 10 yrs. Best car I've owned. Wish I still had it. But, I must admit, the frustration in finding parts for it today would be a problem for me. I'm not sure the MB dealer 3 kms away would be interested in working on it; I'd likely have better luck with the Indy Porsche mechanic who also handles VW & Audi diesels, and specializes in vintage Porsche. He maintains my not so vintage 09 Boxster for things I can't handle. Best of luck with your 300TD. Subscribed
Nothing beats a wagon for a daily driver. As useful as a suv but as fun as a car all in one package.
I agree! I have no desire to live with an SUV. I've ran a dozen loads of dimensional lumber in this wagon while building a deck. It really can do it all!
Mercedes Benz was sooooo much ahead of its time back on those days!!!🙂👌
I agree! I feel like this car is better than 90% of modern offerings.
My dad drove these S124 300TDT's for years.. He bought his last one late 1991. It was a Sportline. Never forget how the inline 6 run when he came home after work
What a gorgeous car. An absolute legend of an icon in the automotive world, I would say.
I’ve daily driven old Benz’s for years, starting with a late ‘84 280E to my current E500. A truly brilliant life decision.
i have 2x '87 603 turbos, one being a s124 and the other a w124. After those 2, I recently bought a w210 om606 turbo - you'll love these cars, they're awesome.
Speaking as the proud steward of a W116 300SD and questionable-life-choice-making W210 E300 Turbodiesel owner, your logic seems 100% sound.
The 116 had 75,000 miles on it when I picked it up 3 years ago... cosmetically excellent in and out, but tired from sitting for 20 years. Went through EVERYTHING... now it drives like new and should last the rest of my life. I've added 20,000 miles.
The 210 is a fresh acquisition with 103,000 miles... I've wanted a 606 turbo car for years and finally found one with a nice body and interior. An electronic problem child, but it'll get sorted over time... the computer complexity makes me pine for a 124. I like to think if the 116 300SD and the E38 750iL I used to own had a baby, it'd be the 210 E300 Turbodiesel.
Great video, great collection! Liked, subscribed and rang the bell!
Good luck with the projects and hope to see more on the channel.
For me the OM603 is the best diesel engine ever made for a car, They have a really big tuning potential people run these with 500+ hp. Thats why im going to put one in my Volvo 760GLE
Time is surely warped because your '87 W124 seems far fresher at 36 years than my '67 W110 "Heckflosse" was to me in 1983. If only I had kept that beautiful time machine! They are the inverse of Marty McFly's DeLorean; they take their occupants "Forward to the Past" where people savor a well constructed car or a delightfully told tale.
The 300tdt is and will always be my dream car. I love the chassis. When I get one I will om606 swap it, lower it and put AMG monoblock wheels on it.
I have some Borbet type A's that I'm gonna throw on along with some H&R lowing springs. When this motor gives up, in like twenty years, Ill go a 606 with a 603 pump.
@@aj_nichols the motor won’t ever give up😂
I’ve gone through 4 W123s, finally on presumably my last S123. Mistakenly, I’m rebuilding the 617 now, and have been searching for parts for the better part of a year. I have never dealt with such hard to find parts such as these piston rings. Despite this, I know it will be worth it when I finally drive my 4 speed manual swapped 300TD.
Beautiful car, I love the smoke silver over red, it looks incredibly clean. I hope she brings you the joy I’ve had with these dinosaurs.
That sounds like the perfect car! I am trying to get ahead of the curve with the W124 platform before parts become impossible to find as well! Thanks for watching!
If the condition is decent, you just can't go wrong with an s124. I had a 200 TE which i tackled the Alps and Norway with. Had it for four years, didn't put much money into and sold it with a solid profit. Now i own a 300 TE, which the previous owner imported from Texas and i won't be selling it anytime soon. Love those cars! I hope it serves you well!
Oh man that is awesome. I can only imagine what it would be like to drive over the Alps! I’ve never seen a W124 in this kind of original condition. It’s got an insane amount of life left in it. Hopefully I can drive it the rest of my life!
I love the picture of the Mercedes and the Alfa at 6:38. I totally agree with the logic and sentiment with the 80's diesel Mercedes wagon. Top Gears Jeremy Clarkson said that you can't be a true petrol head until you've owned a Alfa Romeo. These two cars are the perfect two car garage. Thank you.
That Alfa was super fun. It had an eBay carburetor and a manifold from some eastern block country grafted on the intake. It was really fun but had to go. Driven the Mercedes 12,000 miles in the last year! Three oil changes and a set of injectors. A/C and cruise control work. Can’t beat it!
I have the same 87 300TD(except black interior), I also have a 84 GTV6. Bet not too many people can say that.
I bought a tired 1987 300TE a couple years ago. It's tired, 176k miles with a stopped odometer. The paint is peeling, there's minor rust on the tailgate and it's lived hard. But I love it. It is blue on blue. The engine is very peppy after 2nd gear. I go camping and sleep in it. It is a funny thing to do. But I don't have to worry about scratches.
Yeah dude, that’s the best! I just spray mine off with the hose once in a while. Rooftop tent would be cool!
I daily a 08 cls63 AMG. 178k miles. Runs so pure. And I love maintaining it. Regular oil and once a month I inspect everything. Has been so faithful to me over the past couple years.
Very nicely written and read VO and story telling. Sometimes I just don't understand why the better videos on YT have so few hits and subscribes. Many times a fella can simply sit there, on a desk, like they did in the 50s TV days, and talk irritating sh1t, and get millions; and yet another guy can really think and work a story and get little... I guess I just don't understand. You deserve far more my friend. Old diesel estates (wagons you say) are like faithful horses that take the cowboy far and long. Love my old Audi A4 Avant with 252K happy miles long over Europe, too.
I wish I cared enough to put out content that I don't really care about, but I don't. I like to think my attention is valuable, but it seems that is not the case for everyone. Thanks for the kind words!
@@aj_nichols I hear you brother. I just like the ordinary fella and the freedom of his auto; since I am that man too. A true journey talks more than the cushioned ride. All the best.
It was being picked up from the hotel every morning by a taxi sedan one of these whilst on a work training course in Germany in the mid 90s that started my love affair with Mercedes that I have still to this day. I owned a later W211 with the OM648 3.2 inline six turbodiesel about 15 years ago & what a great motor that was. I love the exterior & interior colours of that btw.
Some of the coolest cars I've ever had the pleasure of driving and working on are the old mercedes wagons. The ones that were taken care of are worth their weight in gold because 90% of the remaining ones still out there are neglected, abused and eaten away by decades of rust and rot. You, sir, have a time capsule. Not a rust bucket.
This would suit my selection of vehicles, awd cars from the 80's and 90's well. So i'll get a S124 but in 4-matic so i am 100% sure it bring me misery and pain. Thanks for a great and even poetic video Sir
Best car ever! Had a 1993 250 TD no turbo 5 cylinder for 11 years and i'll never drive a better quality build car. Overengineering at the time, makes you a quite smart and pratical guy for used it as a daily ride, plus weekends! And what a ride! Only for the ones who drived once. ❤
I lust after one of these but unfortunately here in Ireland they where destined for scrap and export due to the high annual road tax….only now that they are in the vintage class of taxation are they actually worth owning but have become unobtainable. There is a good crowd based in the UK called dieselpumpuk,they specialise in tuning these and do a great job of it too
No cup holders cos it's explicitly designed to get you to work, yes work. Not to get iced caramel macchiato at Starbucks. I can imagine how shredded with 6 packs the first owner was 😁
Love the body style of the eighties and nineties.
They should make cars today with these type of practical retro design but with modern tech. A perfect combo. 🤩
You have summarized exactly why I am in love with my 1989 300SE
Wow. Really enjoyed your narrative and passion for these old Mercedes diesels. The W124 300TD is outstanding.
Love the lingo in this, brilliant. I had a W124 300E which I bought for GBP595 which was so plush. It survived until the eco wiring disintergrated....
I want one. Just finished my first 1982 300sd w126 project. Been driving it daily. it is my favorite car i have driven. Its just cool and the feel it has on the highway is unlike anything. Kind of drives itself. So if this is the newer upgraded version of that then i will buy it.
I always have had a heart for Mercedes Turbo Diesel wagons, they're such icons and so stable!
Unfortunaly its expensive to own one here in the Netherlands but still dream of owning one and drive all of Europe with it!
As the owner of 2 S124's I appreciate this video!
Lucky man! How do you decide which one to drive?
I had a Euro version of this car and it felt like a tank. Euro cars were funky because most of the stuff that was standard on US cars was optional on Euro. My car had no sunroof or cruise or automatic climate control, it had manual seats in cloth and manual climate control, but did have A/C. Awesome cars.
This video gives me such strong Joe Pera vibes. I love this intersection of art and cars
What a nice color combination with the exterior interior and even the tachometers!
Some more facts would be appreciated 😅❤
Love this car. Had a W124 200d (1986er model) in Rauchsilber (smoke silver) with green interior. 72 horsepower on automated transmission. Very slow but affordable vor a young guy in 1996. A old mans car.
Don't know why you in the US dont go for a 300 TE S124. I hab this engine in an 300E in 2006. Loved this powerfull and reliable car.
When I watch your video I cant help it: this 300TD design is very nice and in a way time. Iconic!!! ❤
You also got nice extras a climate control, airbag, cruise control - very special for a mercedes in those old days (=> here in Germany). It was definitely an expensive car for long trips.
Maybe you can make a video about repairs, full consumption, Vmax and 0-60 time, oil consumption, powertrain, suspension issues, oil leaks, rust, steering feeling, seats - like grannys couch(?) etc.
Take care and thx for the nice time machining ❤😅😊
That is a great idea, might have less of a broad appeal but I could go pretty deep on the details. I’m coming up on 3000 miles so I could do an update for sure. Thanks for the idea!
Great story and intro to episode. Can’t wait to see where this journey takes you. I have a 93 300e 2.8 IL 6 that’s an amazing cruiser!
Sounds like an awesome car! Do you daily it? I plan on doing wheels tires and suspension on the wagon and catching up on all the deferred maintenance. I’m not sure how interesting it a video it would make but I may give it a shot!
When I bought it from Colorado, it was running rough. It turned out to be bad spark plugs and a bad 02 sensor. It now runs perfect. I daily drive it but it’s been snowing in New Mexico. It needs new front brakes and new tires. The blower motor is pretty loud - needs to be replaced. It’s body is in almost perfect condition. It looks a lot like your white w124 you have. Can’t wait to see your next video! Thanks again for the content.
I own an 84 300SD and a 95 E320 wagon, the last of the 124 wagons. You had me laughing!! "Zen gardens bringing you closer to enlightenment" hahahaha yeah something like that. I totally agree.
Great Video .i have two 230te estates , i am now in my 80s and i do most of my maintenance and have done so for many years one is 1990 the other 1992 excellent cars!!
My grandpa had a 1986 Mercedes but it was the sedan and blue seats. I have a lot of nostalgia for it. My mom just had a Nissan Cherry at the time so grandpas car felt so luxurious.
I have been driving a 91 w124 200d for three years now as my everyday work car ,375000 km. 40km each way to my work! This is the best car. I Pass all the Teslas on the highway.
That is awesome! I read that one of the Mercedes engineers drove a w124 200d 500,000kms with only regular oil changes and eventually a clutch!
Yeah! My only enemy is the rust! @@aj_nichols
I once had the 3 liter gas version of this which eventually committed suicide on the London orbital motorway when the head gasket blew. It was a great barge, but was a bit thirsty. Probably the worst things about these (for Americans) is the rear suspension that was derived from French Citroens and was shared by Rolls Royce. It was fantastically comfortable, but would be fiendishly difficult to comprehend if you have never worked on a Citroen suspension before.
Love your philosophical musings on the 124 and why it matters.
I bought a cheap Mercedes’ and it’s been relatively trouble free since then! Mines newer too, being a 2004 E320 wagon.
Lucky man! Sounds like an awesome car!
@@aj_nichols thanks! Getting a bit further into the video and realized that the same Alfa Romeo gtv sales listing I found is yours! When I first came across it, I was surprised how clean the arches were
That's the only clean part of the car. Should I make a video on the Alfa?
From your previous videos, I wondered if you lived sorta-close. Alas, you're not in the Raleigh-area, where we have a great shop called West German Garage which would welcome your W124 with open and loving arms. It's where I take my old BMW when it confuses me. Love the color combo, and I'm sure you'll enjoy that great platform. Looking forward to seeing more on it!
Thanks dude! I love the color combo too! I appreciate the support!
Nicely told story here. Very well done. Refreshing to see a YT video without long-winded, unremarkable observations. Instead, this provides a cleverly woven, listenable story that had me watching the whole way through. From one old diesel Benz driver to another, congratulations on your acquisition, and job well done. (Oh, and let me know if you choose to sell!)
Thanks bud, glad you enjoyed it! I checked out your channel too, very cool! I'll probably drive this car to my funeral so don't hold your breath!
I had one. been thinking getting one again .. was the most confortable I had .. those spring seats are just the best. I travelled all of europe with it.. and never let me down ... I had a st, bernad dog, and she always jumped to that back end, the auto-level supension kept her confortable and when closing the gate it would close automatically so gentle. Loved mine. Cars should be made like this again .. don't care about blutooth or apple car play.
The 240D is horrible as diesel engine.. only the gasoline ones are worth it powerwise.... but .. the diesel 330d OM606 .. it can blasted to 600HP
curiosity my current daily driver since 1994 is a Jeep Cherokee XJ 2.1TD ,,, 86HP lol, so if I gop back to the 300D I get an improvement in my life :D
What an absolute beauty.
I love the low rumble in the cabin of the in-line 6. Good find.
Awesome video! The last great Mercedes. I hope to find a 1987 TD someday.
This is a great video and you are a great script writer. I hope you'll give an update of your fleet sometime. -A guy who is glad he lives an hour and a half from Richmond.
I have both an '87 300D and a 300TD. Both are work horses dispirte they love to leak. They did not before but soon I hope i can figure it out. I have done some upgrades to my 300tTD. I have put oa a '95 hood and euro lights, Put the side panels trims, paint it. But is is soild and is a work horse. I upgraded the wheels also. I think I put 18" wheels on it.
Awesome! How is the ride with 18" wheels?
Many of the 124s had built-in cell phones of various descriptions. I found in my 92, 300 E that it was a straightforward task to adapt a cupholder to those pre-existing holes. Cupholder problem solved!
That is EXACTLY what I am about to do! I have four holes in the center console from an early car phone mount! Perfect spot!
Fabulous, absolutely fabulous. Made my day.
As a diesel wagon owner and enthusiast (VW JSW TDI), this is my attainable dream car for my next car. What’s it like driving as a daily though? What if it’s the only car you own? How many miles can you go on a full tank of diesel? Where do you take it for servicing?
The legend is that the w124 was so good that Mercedes almost gone bankrupt because of its quality they engeneered into it. And the fun fact about the 300TD turbodiesel is that it can run on anything!
still looks so good, the shape
I love everything about this car, even the red interior, except for the slushbox. I'd be obligated to either source the W124 five-speed or just get an adapter plate for a Tremec T5. I'd probably end up putting a tuned fuel pump and all the 2.3-16v suspension bits in and just have a ball daily driving it.
Great classic M B station wagon diesel ! Mike from Missouri
This 300TD can make over 600 hp bone stock, just with big turbo and more fuel. This is not only great daily, but great sleeper. 😏
You are possible thinking of om606 turbo engine? Yes, 600 hp possible. om603 turbo as in video, have some weaker components, but possible 350hp ok without ruin in a short time, I read in forums where people talk about these engines.
@@Rimrock300 yes, they are well built 👌🏻☑️
I would love to get my hands on one of these in good condition for daily driver (although my '83 300D wouldn't be too happy about that). But it's true with my W123, it loves to be driven every day and she's running great.
I will be selling it soon…
Nice video...one of my favorite cars...A Mercedes Station Wagon.
Liked your narration very much.
You should contemplate writing a book...on any subject!
Totally enjoyed the commentary!
Absolutely love it! They're all rotted out where I love, otherwise I'd be rocking one right now
Oil changes every 5000 miles , Oil and Fuel Filters every Second Oil change and That Old Girl Should run forever .
Beautiful condition on it . Indeed , only Slightly Used . Mercedes from that Era WERE superbly well made .
In the last couple of years, the 80s & 90s MB went drastically up in price. Mainly because the people are sick of overpriced/unreliable/high cost of maintenance newer cars..
Maintenance is a breeze, you can do anything yourself and keep it on the road for a long time!
Looks like a Jalopnik dream car diesel wagon with a manual transmission, all you need is plastic wheel covers and cocoa brown exterior paint.
Please keep making videos. You’re a natural at it! Love the humour.
Your Fiero ad was impeccable
Examples that are as nice as that can sell for £10,000 + here in the UK. That car looks to be in stunning condition.
Lovely. Bullet proof!
I Just lost my 86 W124 in the same color combo. Now I’m driving a 92 400E but I still miss the 86.
very jealous. We didn't get the s124 diesel variants here in Oz. We did however get the w202 C250 Turbo OM605.960 engined cars which are pure awesome.
Can't wait to get mine back together, finally got all the parts for the #14 to #17 head swap
It's very reliable and enjoy to drive.i love this car
I know a guy in costa rica that sells used parts for w124 at super low prices, thats how i maintain alive my S124, same year 1987 but gasoline 2.3 engine and manual gearbox, and some times i have to spend on new stuff but rarely cus this thing is in realy good shape
this film is a piece of art.
each video is an improvement over the last one, and that´s to say a lot considering that all of your videos are great
Thanks dude! Figuring it out as I go! Thanks for watching!
Literally 45 seconds into this video and I'ma hit subscribe. I believe totally that a car needs ZERO cool factor, and that buying for zero cool has a kind of cool factor all of its own. The best kind. BTW, I'm also an AJ, and I had two W124s at various points. A two litre 8v petrol auto and later a 2.0 l 16v auto, both sedan, both old but mint. The 16v was one of the the best cars I ever owned.
Awesome car! When my eyes get fixed and I can drive again, I am going to get a classic Mercedes. Id like a W126, but I won't be picky. As long as it's pre 2000 and preferably 80's.
4:24 you should re-aim those nozzles, wiper fluid doesn't help if it flies over the windshield.
Also, the reason for no cup holders is because Germans don't see a point in drinking in a car, they only started adding them because of pressure from Americans.
Excellent buy, Congratulations! You won’t find Cupholders on those Cars, is a Safety Issue in Germany were you need both hands in the steering wheel while driving in the Autobahn at over 125mph plus. Drink your coffee at Home!
Wonderful. Add 5ml per litre of mineral two stroke oil to the diesel tank, to help lube the fuel pump, as modern low sulphur diesel isn't great.
Regards from Wales.
Im remember his ad on marketplace he ask to much for this wagon. He moved to NC recently, before try sell car in SC. Did you fix tach already?
It sat for a while. The tach looks much older than the rest of the cluster, it has been replaced once at least. I need to pull the dash to fix it and replace the climate control vent that is missing. Need to do the vacuum pods and everything while I am in there. Gonna be a long road for sure! Thanks for watching!
The 603A 3.0 was also offered in 86 in the w124
In the estate or just the sedan?
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One of these has come up for sale pretty close to me for $4000, it's in pretty nice shape with 129,000 miles and I so badly want to purchase it but I've already got 3 cars 😢
Where is it located?
I have a '94 e320t and wish my black interior was red like this one. stunning!
This red interior looks better than blue at least. Black interior however is the safest bet all in all)
@@Rimrock300 safest sure, but also the most boring!
Ha ha I gasped when you dropped the cup!