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1977 Mercedes Benz 450sl on 2040-cars

Year:1977 Mileage:93702
Location:

Haddam, Connecticut, United States

Haddam, Connecticut, United States

Nice Mercedes that has been redone then parked for quite some time in a garage. It has a nice paint job that shines up nicely. The car runs and I have driven it around the block and it seems to shift fine. The car starts hard but runs better after it has been warmed up. If you shut it off, it will start right back up when the engine is warm. There is a small exhaust leak by the catalytic converter. I've had the car for about a year and don't foresee myself having the time to get it road ready. The grill has a few cracks in it and the hood has a small dent in it. The left headlight plastic around the bulbs is cracked also. There is a blue convertible top on the car but it has a few small tears in it and the plastic window is in bad shape. The drivers window was going up and down well, but it went down once and now will not go back up. The brake light is on and it seems like the rear brakes might be hanging up a little. Overall, it is a great looking car that just needs some time to go through all of the little issues that it has. I do not have a title for the car, just a bill of sale because that is all CT requires with older cars. Look pictures over well and email me with any questions or if you would like more pictures. If you live close enough, you can come take a look at the car. Car should be picked up by a trailer or flatbed and problems should be sorted out before put on the road. Relisting this car because previous winning bidder was not from the US and was not able to complete the transaction. I will only sell to customers in the United States. 

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