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1987 Mercedes Benz 560 Sl on 2040-cars

US $14,950.00
Year:1987 Mileage:131000 Color: and Red Interior with Wood Grain Dash Accents
Location:

Orangeville, Ontario, Canada

Orangeville, Ontario, Canada
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1987 Mercedes Benz 560 SL
There are many reasons why this car is a legend, some journalist report the smooth acceleration and high driving standard while others report the unique & gorgeous body lines, either way this car is a wonderful opportunity to own the 560 SL and enjoy all the benefits, and envy that ownership comes with a 1987 560 SL CONVERTIBLE.

This ORIGINAL 1987 560 SL comes in beautiful, slightly rare Silver Exterior and Red Interior with Wood Grain Dash Accents. The Silver Exterior paint shows some Patina, common for original 1987 Paint. This wear is not obvious, or noticeable when driving by but does show upon inspection or under direct light. The Red interior has typical use wear for a 131,000 kms (which converts to appx. 81,500 Miles for our American Friends). CANADIAN CAR. The black soft top fabric is destroyed and does require new fabric. The convertible hardware is still in good working order. The hard top is available to the buyer, and is in absolutely brand new condition - the paint on the hardtop shows no significant signs of wear, fading, use, etc. The wheels and tires provide a smooth ride, however, the wheel's finish is beginning to deteriorate and for a perfect automobile would require some wheel refinishing. This car has not been restored but provides an opportunity to purchase a car that you can turn the key, drive, enjoy, and look great enjoying, but if you so choose, complete a few minor restoration projects to create a PERFECT display of Mercedes Best History. Overall the car shows very well, drives very well, and is a great opportunity to purchase one of Mercedes Benz finest automobiles. The make model, and vintage of this particular car are not within this Car Dealer's core competencies, as a result this car must be sold & is being sold in "AS IS" Condition. The car proof/ CarFax are clean. This car is available for inspection, out of town buyers, we can do skype inspections, at will, and we will do everything possible to ensure that your getting the car the way we say it is. I have personally driven this car, and enjoyed every aspect of it, it has been an absolute pleasure to enjoy on a Sunny Saturday Afternoon!. Please note American Buyers, we will sell this car delivered to Detroit for you, which means we can take care of Importation, Duty, and all fee's and work to legally and officially have the car brought into the US. We hope you enjoy owning a Mercedes Benz 560 SL as much as we HAVE!
                -U CAN SALES
                             - A Car Dealership in Ontario, Canada

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