1969 Mercedes 280s on 2040-cars
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
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Here is a beautiful rare 1969 Mercedes 280S. The car shows 31000 miles on the car and on the tittle. I also have a millage statement and some service records, but I can not guaranty the miles, because this is a 45 years old car. The interior of this car is exceptionally nice.The seats and door panels are in excellent shape. The carpet is also excellent except a small one inch tear in the carpet behind the driver. All seats and windows and doors function like they should. The dash is in excellent shape, all gages and instruments function like they should including the factory clock. The headliner is in great shape and the sunroof function like designed. There is a small one inch long easy fix crack by the corner of speaker cover on the dash. All interior is original and in a great and unbelievable shape. A true example of Mercedes quality. The trunk of this car is very nice and clean with out any rust. It also has a custom trunk mat and all the tools and factory jack. The trunk is just as clean as the interior. The transmission and engine run great. The transmission shifts smoothly as it should.
. The grill , the front and rear bumpers are in excellent condition except some of the moldings have some dings and scratches. The paint also loo good. There is some surface rust spots in the lower corner of rear window and also few spots by rear side moldings witch have been touched up. The car drives nice and strait at any speed. The suspension is also in great shape. I Just spent about $1000 for transmission pan gasket, water pump, belts etc.. Here I like to quote a gentleman who is the car show judge for the Mercedes Benz Club of America. He made these comments while I was listing this car for sale. YOUR CAR HAS SOME INTERESTING SPECIFICATIONS. RARE BROWMN MB TEXT INTERIOR(BRONZE CODE 113) WITH MATCHING "KANGOL" SEAT BELTS. NO AC BUT WITH SUNROOF. IT ALSO LOOKS TO BE EUROPEAN DELIVERY CAR.WHERE AMERICANS VACATION IN GERMANY AND BRING A NEW MERCEDES BACK. A US SPECIFICATIONS CAR. BUT IT WAS PICKED UPBY IT BUYER IN GERMANY.THE INTERIOR LOOKS TO BE %100 ORIGINAL THE CHROME SHIFTER ON THE FLOOR IS VERY DESIRABLE ON THIS MODLE. THE CAR MUST HAVE COME WITH OUT THE RADIO WHEN NEWSINCE YOU HAVE THE RADIO DELETE PLATE. A RARE FEATURE. I AM A CAR SHOW JUDGE FOR MERCEDES BENZ CLUB OF AMERICAAND THIS (W118) IS MY FAVORITE SEDAN. _benzomaticforthepeople I like to thank his generosity for allowing me to quote him. |
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