Black On Black 1998 Mercedes S420 on 2040-cars
Charlottesville, Virginia, United States
black on black 1998 MERCEDES S420 with 162 000 miles, best model of MB ever made
not perfect (little rust on fenders, some paint inperfections, battle scars, rear windows not so smooth going up, missing one button on clima panel,one foggy window ... maybe few other things that i can't remember now) but it looks good and runs great , transmission and engine in excellent condition. just had a trip to new york and back drives like a dream. please don't call and ask if I will go any lower. if you are interested: come with money, test drive it, than we can talk price (don't expect any crazy price cut but I dont see myself saying a no to reasonable offer ).. my phone number is 434 229 1742 .. I am also selling my: black 2005 SUZUKI GSXR600 with 11K miles, rebuilt title, yoshi pipe, just had all the fluids changed, runs great for $3799 |
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