1992 Mercedes-benz 500sl Base Convertible 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Palmdale, California, United States
This is a beautiful, well cared for 1992 Mercedes 500SL. I've owned this car since June of 1993. It was purchased from Mercedes-Benz Hollywood, Inc. The car had 9,977 miles on the odometer at that time. It's been garaged during the time of my ownership and everything about the car will support that. Everything works on the car: the power windows, power seats, cruise control, cd changer, radio, power antenna, power door locks, power retractable convertible top, power mechanism that locks and unlocks the removable hardtop. The black convertible top is in excellent condition. The plastic windows on the convertible top are clear. Most of the time I kept the hardtop on the car. The leather seats, the dash and wood in the car look the way they did the day I purchased it. The A/C was converted to the new R134A refrigerant. All the maintenance receipts accumulated over the years go with the car. I still have the 500 SL badge that I removed that can be replaced if desired as well as all the keys and books. The roll bar functions the way it should and the wind deflector is still attached to it. The removable hardtop stand and the cover for the hardtop goes with the car. The tires have plenty of tread still remaining. In the 21 years of owning this car I've averaged a little over 1,500 miles a year driving it and it still drives as rock solid as the day I purchased it. This car represents an era when Mercedes really built rock solid automobiles. and parting with it is like parting with an old friend. I've owned both a 2003 SL500 and a 2007 SL550 and in comparison they both were a disappointment. The new owner of this car will have an automobile that they can be proud of and get plenty of enjoyment from driving it. If you would like to see the car please schedule an appointment. Thanks for viewing my ad and good luck in bidding.
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