1985 Mercedes-benz 500 Sel on 2040-cars
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is your chance to own a beautiful, well maintained 1985 Mercedes-Benz 500SEL sedan. Now considered an antique, this sedan is from a time when Mercedes was still known for superior build quality and attention to detail -- and it shows! This car runs and drives beautifully. It's the perfect car for a comfortable cruise into town, but performs equally well as a long distance highway cruiser. It only has 123,112 miles currently -- low mileage for a vehicle of its age. The vehicle has been registered as an antique in the state of Pennsylvania since 2010 -- as such, it has been extremely lightly driven over the past few years. It has been garage kept and it shows. The leather interior is in like new condition!
Since the vehicle is currently titled as an antique, it has been exempt from the annual Pennsylvania state safety inspection since 2010. Maintenance records from 1992-present are included with the vehicle. At the end of the auction, a 10% down payment will be due via Paypal. The balance of the vehicle's sale price will be due upon pick up of the vehicle. This Mercedes is located in Lancaster, PA and is being sold by Wheels to Work, a licensed used vehicle dealership in the state of Pennsylvania. We are within 45 minutes driving of Harrisburg Airport and are easily accessible by railroad from Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and New York. Please feel free to contact us with any questions that you may have. We would be happy to promptly answer them. |
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