2000 Mercedes Clk 320 Cabriolet, Amazing Condition! on 2040-cars
Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, United States
If I had to say anything about the car in reference to what it may need at some point it would be that the tires are about 50%. Don't get me wrong they are fine for a while but at some point you'll need to get a set. Also, I don't have the front floor mats. Believe it or not someone stole them! There are a few minor paint nicks and minor imperfections that have been touched up using the factory touch up paint that I will include in the sale.Also, there is a small crack in the bottom of the front air dam (the very bottom of the front of the vehicle, always happens to these cars). None of these few and very minor imperfections hardly takes away from this incredible automobile! Thats about it for the negatives. I have all the books, 2 key fobs, the original window sticker, absolutely everything you could want. I almost forgot, this is really a one owner car. The car fax, which is squeaky clean confirms 2 owners but the one owner only had the car for 4,000 miles! The car fax is PERFECT! I have the clean and clear title in my hand. Bottom line, the car is incredible! Now pay close attention. . … I am pricing this thing for a very fast sale and I feel that I'm giving this thing away compared to what others are selling for on ebay and such. As well, if this were at a dealership they would be asking no less than $9,995.00 and quite frankly probably more. Cars like this one don't come around very often. These cars are all about condition and this one is as good as it gets! Feel free to call with questions or delivery options as I will deliver this car to you anywhere in the country for a price! My name is Mike and I can be reached at 609-513-1588. My name is Mike. |
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