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Mercedes-benz 300d 1983 Diesel Classic No Reserve! on 2040-cars
US $3,800.00
Year:1983
Mileage:203808
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NO RESERVE! 1983 Diesel Mercedes-Benz 300D Diesel Classic. This very awesome car is up for sale. It has 203ish K. I have a growing family and I need something a bit bigger to haul the kids around in. It is daily driven and I drove to Miami over Christmas break with no issues. Here are the cons: -Adhesive on left side of driver door, small nicks and dents, although no rust that I can see -transmission has some difficulty in 2nd gear, really only when cold. I was told it was a "transmission seal" and not that big of an issue. Becuase of this it leaks about 1/3 quart of transmission fluid every 5k or so. -uses about half a quart of oil every 5k or so. They all do -wheel is turned to the left a bit -the tachometer and oil pressure don't work all the time. I have been told that is a vacuum hose What does work: -Almost everything! -Power sunroof, cruise control, power windows, etc! It is 31 years old. There will be seals, trim and scratches and imperfections. I can not guarantee anything on the vehicle once its sold but its a great car. Buyer must pay immediately via paypal. Will not ship. Buyer must arrange pickup in Charleston, SC area. Title is clear. |
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