1989 Mercedes-benz Sl-class 560sl on 2040-cars
Berlin, New Jersey, United States
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1989 Mercedes Benz 560 SL
Black (Code 040)
Palomino Leather (Code 274)
14,975 miles from new.
Original owner leased this vehicle on June 28 1989 from Benzel Busch Mercedes Benz in Engelwood NJ.
At the completion of the lease agreement in 1993 the original owner purchased the vehicle from Benzel Busch.
The vehicle was used solely for fair weather weekend driving and special occasions and the vehicle is in Concours
condition inside and out.
The vehicle was always well maintained mechanically and garaged in a climate controlled facility and covered.
The original Black 040 has a show quality shine and is well complimented by bright and clear chrome trim and
anodized aluminum.
The vehicle's interior is absolutely the best I have ever seen.
It is documented in the lease agreement that the seats were fitted with sheepskin seat covers at the time of
delivery.
Those sheepskin seat covers were not removed until the spring of 2017.
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