1990 Mercedes-benz 560sec Base Coupe 2-door 5.6l on 2040-cars
Windsor, Ontario, Canada
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I am selling my 1990 Mercedes Benz 560 SEC. To me one of the best designed mercedes that ever came out of the show room. Excellent condition overall. Original paint never wrecked. It does have the usual stone chips here and there but not very noticeable. Paint still shines and looks great. No leaks of any kind. No rust. The car originally came from Boise Idaho. Never smoked in. Ash trays are like new. Interior has no cracks on the dash and seats have no rips. New tires mounted on 20 inch Mercedes Rims. New brakes and rotors. Front end is nice and tight. Transmission shifts as it should and very smooth running car. Chrome is near perfect with no dents anywhere. Unbelievable power. Very fun to drive , and I get comment on the car everytime I take it out. One of the nicest SEC on Ebay. You will not be disappointed with this car. If you have any other question just Email me at bdahmann@live.com and I will gladly answer them. I will assist where I can to help with delivery. I would like a 500 dollar deposit at time of Auction end. Pay with Pay Pal or money transfer to my bank. I have a very fair buy it now on the car. Good luck and thanks for looking in.
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