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1989 Mercedes 190e 2.6l New Tires Thru A Rod Engine Toast Many Good Parts on 2040-cars

Year:1989 Mileage:250000
Location:

Roland, Arkansas, United States

Roland, Arkansas, United States
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1989 MERCEDES 190E 2.6L NEW TIRES THRU A ROD ENGINE TOAST MANY GOOD PARTS

Good:
New water pump
New alternator
New hoses
New belt
Clean inside and out - Old Clear Coat peeling off (typical)
It has all practically brand new tires, only about 300 miles on them. 

Bad:
It threw a rod and is no longer running, it would make a good project or parts car.

**CLEAN TITLE IN HAND 
**BUYER MUST REMOVE VEHICLE
 
CAR IS NOT DRIVEABLE

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