1997 Mercedes-benz S600 2 Door Coupe. Motor Locked, For Parts. on 2040-cars
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
I am selling my 1997 Mercedes-Benz S600. It has a clear and clean title in my name. I bought it and the motor locked up. It had SEVERAL electronic and computer related issues. A previous mechanic had the electronics taken apart. I was able to get it running but it gave out lots of error codes from the various computer modules.
I was able to get it running but very poorly. Then, the motor seized. THIS IS A PARTS CAR AND NOTHING MORE! I will list what I know works and hopefully, someone will buy this for a parts car as getting parts from the dealer can be prohibitively expensive! Power windows, all 4 work. Driver side mirror works. Passenger worked until I bumped into it (see photos) Power seats work including motors that move seat back and forth when letting passengers into the back seat. Head rest power raising and lowering.. both sides. Steering column power. Trunk motor that raises and lowers trunk handle. The tires have about 75% tread however, they may be close to 10 years old. Please email me prior to bidding regarding any other specific items and I will answer to my best knowledge as to the condition of said item. THE CAR IS LOCATED IN ATLANTA, GA IN THE 30360 ZIP CODE AND IS AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING! Please read the following: I HAVE LISTED A COUPLE CARS BEFORE ON EBAY AND THE BIDDERS ALWAYS BACKED OUT! IF YOU HAVE NO FEEDBACK... DON'T BID! IF YOU NEED TO CHECK WITH YOUR MOMMY, DON'T BID! IF YOU WIN THE AUCTION AND THEN "THE BOSS WON'T ALLOW THE CAR" THEN GO AWAY! THIS IS A PARTS CAR AND THE RESERVE WILL BE VERY REASONABLE. I'm hoping to sell this car to a mechanic that can use it for parts. Thank you for looking. |
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