1972 Mercedes Benz 280se,4.5 on 2040-cars
Warwick, New York, United States
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1972 Mercedes Benz 280SE,4.5. 119570 original miles, car is in original condition, original paint, engine, transmission. No accidents, no major repairs. All servicing and tune ups were performed by life time friend/retired Mercedes mechanic. I have owned the car since 1980, at the time of purchase it had roughly 42k miles on it. I t has spent the last 34 years in a warm dry garage. My pictures may say differently, but this car has never seen the snow, primary use was family functions, or an occasional dinner out. I say 100% original, I do not mean the car is flawless, it has a few dings and a couple of scuffs, cracks in the leather of the front seats, and some crazing on the wood at base of windshield. the glass is clear, power windows work, A/C works but could probably use a recharge. all floors in cab and trunk are solid, chrome bumpers and trim in wonderful shape. The car is still on the road, starts right up and can be driven, so if you are in the area please come and inspect and maybe test drive. This car is a perfect candidate for restoration or just drive it as it is. Car will be sold "as is" with no warranty. Any questions feel free to ask. good luck Bob |
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