1980 Mercedes Benz 300td Wagon W123 4spd Amg 143k Original on 2040-cars
Hayes, Virginia, United States
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1980 non turbo Mercedes Benz w123 wagon 5 cylinder diesel 4spd. 143k on car I am the 3rd owner I bought car from my neighbor and before that it was his family members It had originally a auto trans it was giving me vacuum problems on shifting so I pulled out and ordered a 4spd trans the trans was put in car less then 2k miles car is garage kept only use for car shows and joy ridding. Car is lowered 1.5 inch. The rims on it are original amg rims I bought off a benz forum which makes car look 10x better I still have original rims and tires that can go with car also. The whole front end was rebuilt at 140k minus front shocks the tires on car have some wear on edges from bad alignment but tread wise 40% there is prob 15k miles on tires. Inferior is two tone blue and tan also with coco floor mats. I have a ton of extra parts that will come with car that were just spare stuff I bought or had for car.
Stuff I know has problems No ac compressor was removed when broke Rear wiper doesn't work Radio antenna motor was unplugged bc it was staying on No neutral safety switch because I swapped to a 4spd trans Rear passenger window track needs replacing I have a brandnew one in plastic I ordered Driver rear window falls down 1/8 inch every once in a while I have extra window motors tracks all kinds of switches a bunch interior pieces Car has antique tags it sits In garage orless I take it out with family or car show I'm only selling because Gf wants it gone to help pay for wedding No rust holes in body of car that I see but I have 3 spots that were bubbled I scraped and painted over I have a can off car paint I bought from Mercedes for touch up in chips and stuff Deposit of $500 made at end of purchase and rest In cash on pickup I will give 2 weeks for pickup orless buyer tells me and makes reservations for a later pickup date If you need questions answered or want more Picts feel free to ask thanks On Oct-20-13 at 20:01:16 PDT, seller added the following information: There are cracks in dash one in middle and bunch small ones around defrosters will post Picts |
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