1995 Mercedes-benz E320 Convertible 2-door 3.2l Excellent Condition on 2040-cars
Tuscola, Illinois, United States
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Here we have a beautiful, 1995 Mercedes Benz E320 Cabriolet. The car is in excellent condition with a clean history. 1995 was the last of the hand built, all German Mercedes-Benz E Class Cabriolets. Sticker price on this E320, in 1995, was over $70,000.00. This is a garage kept, non smoker car. It has had a fresh service by a Mercedes trained technician and needs nothing. The car looks beautiful. The paint and body are free from dings, scratches and dents. There is no rust. The interior is beautiful and all original. This Mercedes runs and drives out, as new. Hand built, this car is free from rattles and squeaks. It rides as if the whole car were carved out of a single piece of forged steel. The top is nice and works perfectly. The tires are Michelin and in fine condition, too. Prices are sure to move up on these hand built examples. We price our cars to sell and our Buy it Now price is a true bargain. Pre-purchase inspections welcome. Bid with confidence, as we have sold fine automobiles from coast to coast, Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, Mexico, Central America, The UK, and all over Europe. We ship Worldwide. We accept all major credit cards. Thank you and good luck! Cooper Motors, Ltd 809 E Southline Rd Tuscola, IL 61953 USA |
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