1987 Mercedes Benz 560sl Roadster on 2040-cars
Pflugerville, Texas, United States
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Offered for sale is a 1987 Mercedes 560SL. This car runs and drives well but will require restoration. We have owned it over 3 years and have used it on and off as a daily driver. It's been reliable and has never failed to turn heads.
The Positives: The car features new Michelin tires along with a front end alignment, recent calipers, brakes, front rotors, ball joints along with numerous other repairs. The engine runs well and had a major valve adjustment recently. The the numerous receipts for other services from previous owner include the replacement of the timing chain and guide assemblies. The body is relatively rust free with no holes or patches, just some minor surface rust around some of the lower moldings. The vehicle appears to have never been in an accident, the original vin number stickers are on all the panels including the bumpers. There are real sheep skin seat covers covering the front seat. The Negatives: The car will require paint, along with the top replaced and the front seats recovered. The a/ciand the cruise control currently do not work. The odometer wasn't working when we first purchased the vehicle, it has since been repaired, as a result the vehicle will be sold as "true mileage unknown" and the title is make exempt. |
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