Mercedes-benz : 300-series 300cd 1979 Mercedes-benz 300cd Diesel, Silver on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
1979 MERCEDES BENZ 300 CD COUPE 214051 ORIGINAL MILES SILVER WITH BLACK INTERIOR 33 MPG COMES WITH A FULL CAR COVER 3 SETS OF KEYS AND THE ORIGINAL OWNERS MANUAL VERY NICE CONDITION
I picked this car up in Phoenix Arizona in 2009. It has been in San Diego since then. So there is no rust. I have really enjoyed it and used it as a weekend cruiser. Personally I think the 300CD is the best looking car ever made. Also these 300 series diesels are very well respected. With good care, they just keep going. I have done this, with regular valve adjustments and fuel system flushes. The oil has been changes every 3000 miles. I put in new Monark fuel injectors last year. There interior is in great shape. I have always used a sun shade for the windshield and also have a fitted dash mat in place. All the windows and the sunroof work. The clock works. The AC blows cold. This is a smoke-free automobile. The only changes I have made are replacing the original 70's wheels (with hub caps) to the 80's style bundt wheels. I think it gives the car a better look. I also removed the hood ornament, then replaced it with a factory chrome cap. There is one small paint chip next to the sunroof on the drivers side (no rust however) |
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