2002 Mercedes Benz Slk320 Roadster / 113,000 Miles / 6 Speed / Clean / Loaded on 2040-cars
Poughkeepsie, New York, United States
2002 MERCEDES BENZ SLK 320 ROADSTER
- 113,000 MILES - 6 SPEED - POWER HARD TOP CONVERTIBLE - WOOD GRAIN STEERING WHEEL - TRACTION CONTROL - ALLOY WHEELS - KEYLESS ENTRY - FOG LIGHTS - DUAL POWER SEATS - LEATHER INTERIOR - CUPHOLDERS - BOSE PREMIUM SOUND WITH CD CHANGER - POWER MIRRORS - FACTORY MANUALS - WINDSCREEN 2002 SLK 320 ROADSTER , GARAGE KEPT !! PAINT AND EXTERIOR IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AS SEEN IN THE PICTURES !! INTERIOR ALSO SHOWS VERY WELL , LEATHER IS IN GREAT SHAPE , ALL POWER OPTIONS WORKING EXACTLY AS THEY SHOULD !! CONVERTIBLE TOP WORKS PERFECTLY WITHOUT AN ISSUE !! THIS ROADSTER HAS 2 NEW REAR TIRES , JUST PASSED NYS INSPECTION , FLUIDS HAVE JUST BEEN SERVICED !! THIS IS A VERY CLEAN AND RARE 6 SPEED ROADSTER , IT CAN BE SEEN AT SOLAR SHADES ON RT 9 AT ANYTIME . THE VEHICLE IS PARKED OUTSIDE !! ASKING $8500 OBO 845 337 5606 BID WITH CONFIDENCE , THIS VEHICLE SHOWS JUST LIKE THE PICTURES , PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL WITH ANY QUESTIONS !! THIS IS A VERY RARE 6 SPEED ROADSTER , BODY SHOWS JUST LIKE THE PICTURES , INTERIOR IS VERY CLEAN !! VEHICLE RUNS 100 % !!! |
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