1999 Green Mercedes Benz Ml320 80k Miles on 2040-cars
Orlando, Florida, United States
Beautiful 79000 Miles, Clean, Well Kept and maintained with Sunroof, Automatic Transmission, Cold Air, Pirelli Low Profile 245's, one piece aluminum wheels, tilt steering wheel, power seats, windows, seat warmers, power rear view mirrors. Also Hatchback, 4 door, kept in garage, no rust, dings or dents. Must be seen to appreciate. Mercedes of Orlando says book value is 8-10 thousand, so I picked $7000.00 for a more than fair price. OBO Today! Its the kinda car you've been looking all over for, runs good, looks good and feels good and is good. Everywhere you go people will be saying, Wow, where did you find this diamond? That's what my mechanic said when I bought it and was he ever right. Well I just got out of the hospital and have a $71,000.00 bill to deal with, so, there goes my dream car. Please call me, Jim Bagley 407-292-2929, to pick a time to come by and see that I'm portraying the Truth, e-mails take to long.
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