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1984 Mercedes 300td W123 Turbo Diesel Wagon Low Miles No Rust Excellent! on 2040-cars
US $9,000.00
Year:1984
Mileage:183665
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1984 Mercedes-Benz 300td Turbo Diesel Wagon
VIN: WDBAB93A1EF013639 Odometer 183,665 (at time of listing) Engine: 3.0 litre turbo-diesel OM617 Transmission: Automatic 4spd Paint: 100% Original Code 681 Manila Beige Glasurit Enamel Interior: Tan MB “The 300TD was built on the storied W123 platform, and served as the “E Class” from 1977 to 1985. The lines on W123s are timeless: Straight and clean with tasteful chrome, the W123 sits upright and looks equally suited to taking on unpaved back roads and corporate parking lots. This is a cruising car in the purest sense, as it will wallow through turns but provide absolute comfort on the bumpiest roads. The choice model of the W123 is the 300TD, the classic shape powered by a 5-cylinder turbo-charged diesel engine. The 300TD reminds us why Mercedes was once the gold standard — it is not uncommon to find these cars pushing 500,000 miles. The OM617 fitted to the 300TD is one of the most reliable engines ever built. Truthfully, these engines don’t need exceptional maintenance, but servicing them at regular intervals will help keep them ticking for decades.” -Hagerty.com-Affordable Classics
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With only 183k miles, the Legendary 3.0 litre TurboDiesel om617 Engine starts effortlessly, hot or cold and reflects years of proper maintenance . No excessive smoke at start-up, blow-by or oil leaks. Heater/Defrost/Air Conditioning functions work perfectly. The engine bay is very clean and sports a very nice polished aluminum valve cover. We have just performed a thorough inspection and major service (less than 100 miles) including;
All hinges, linkages and latches have been lubricated properly including the sunroof and original Hirschmann power antenna. The engine runs smooth and strong. Automatic transmission shifts crisply and on time. Brakes are in excellent working order with no fade, pull or vibrations. Exhaust system is in fine working order with no leaks or holes. SLS (self leveling suspension) is in good condition and operates as normal. 1000cca Battery tests 100%. Optional cold weather plug in block heater. Bilstein shocks on all 4 corners are in good order.
Original Tan MB
The Manila Beige Glasurit enamel paint (MB Code 681) shines beautifully and looks to be 100% original on all panels. The body is straight and has zero rust issues. No signs of any major body damage, accidents, or panel replacement. Minor dent on rear bumper right corner. All trim was removed and paint has been cleaned and professionally waxed (high end glaze). All chrome and aluminum trim is present and in fine condition. Rubber trim and door seals are all in good order. Undercarriage and wheel wells are clean with no rust issues. All door jambs have been meticulously cleaned and waxed. Lower rocker panels have been cleaned and waxed and new body plugs for the jack access holes installed. Terms and Conditions- Please read. All sales are final. $500- non refundable paypal deposit due within 24 hrs of purchase. Final payment is due within 3 days of purchase via Bank Wire Transfer, Official Check, or Paypal (buyer pays fees). We will not accept a deposit and then hold the vehicle for a week or two while you get your financial affairs in order. A winning bid is a contract to buy based on these terms. We strive to respect our customers valuable time, and expect the same in return. Vehicle is sold as-is, where is with no warranties express or implied. While we make a great effort to accurately describe the vehicle in detail, we encourage all buyers to inspect the car before purchasing. All inspections will be done on site. We will not deliver the car to a third party for pre-purchase inspections. Buyers will acknowledge that this is a used vehicle, and as such will reasonably show signs of use. No refunds or credits will be given once vehicle leaves our possession. Bidders acknowledge these terms by entering a bid or choosing the "buy it now" option. Shipping It is the sole responsibility of the buyer to arrange shipping of this vehicle. Vehicle is FOB, Auburn California 95603 USA. We can assist in finding a shipper both domestically and internationally and will be happy to facilitate the loading of the vehicle. Due to work scheduling, we ask that all pickups will be given a 48 hour notice, and we will only be available during normal business hours unless special arrangements are made prior. Hi-Res Images Enjoy the pictures and feel free to contact me with any questions. Happy Motoring! |
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