Mercedes Benz 500 Sl Convertable Roadster on 2040-cars
Williamstown, New Jersey, United States
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Black 1991 Mercedes 500 SL convertible with hardtop. 8 cylinder 4 speed automatic with rear wheel drive.
Standard Equipment: Anti-theft security system, a/c, 16 inch rims, power brakes, power windows, power steering, dual front airbags/active belts, 4 speed automatic transmission, 4 wheel anti-lock brakes, 8 cylinders. Keyless entry, tilt wheel, tinted glass, ABS, memory seats. Clean interior and exterior. Hardtop/Soft-top mechanism works without any problems. See photos with soft-top and hardtop. Vehicle has 118k miles and runs, but lacks power. Possibly needs fuel distributor replaced. (Cost: ~ $400) Was told by expert mechanic car has low compression. Other minor repairs: Wiring to speakers and speaker cover repaired. Door panel can be repaired or replaced. Invest a little and have a sweet classic car to drive. |
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