Mercedes Benz 500sel S-class Mb 5.0 Liter Ohc V8 With Fuel Injection W126 on 2040-cars
Golden Valley, Arizona, United States
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This and is is an exceptional example of the this exceptional 1985 S Class 500SEL Mercedes, vehicle is quite nice inside and out and runs like a new car. The vehicle had been garaged for 6 years and not used. This car is a 4 owner car that has been in AZ.... finish is very nice in Custom Pear White with Darker brown highlights ENGINE: 5.0 liter OHC V8 that's equipped with C.I.S fuel injection STANDARD FEATURES 4-speed automatic transmission Fully independent suspension Power steering Power, 4-wheel disc brakes Anti-lock Braking System Forged, light alloy wheels Steel belted radial-ply tires Halogen headlamps Halogen fog lamps Tinted glass Power mirrors Power antenna that's complete with selective height adjustment Electronic cruise control Automatic climate control Heated rear window Heated seats Power seats Power windows Power door locks AM/FM stereo that's complete with a cassette player Tachometer Rear headrests Rear reading lamps Parcel nets 2-speed wipers Anti-theft system Supplemental Restraint System Front seatbelt emergency tensioning retractors Books and original manuals OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT Classic Pearl White paint 274 Palomino Leather interior 410 Electric sliding roof |
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