1989 Mercedes-benz Sl-class on 2040-cars
Brooksville, Florida, United States
Just email me at: anibalaggilcreast@club4x4.net .
This '89 560 SL is a two owner car that was leased to the original owner by Dana Mercedes Benz on the 10th of
November 1988. The car was bought by the Lessor at the lease end when the car had less than 2,000 miles. It was
kept in an air conditioned and heated garage from the date it was bought until it was traded to Ross Mercedes in
1996. The car at that time had 7700 miles on the odometer. The car was purchased by its second owner from Ross
Mercedes in March of 1996 and the car continued to have been stored in a climate controlled environment, detailed
weekly by hand and driven very seldom as the present mileage would indicate, 13944, some 5200 miles in 20 odd
years. This car had Dayton Wire Wheels installed when it was purchased by the first owner and those wheels (in
absolutely perfect condition) remain on the car today with original equipment Pirelli Radials installed which are
also perfect. The original Mercedes wheels are with the car, also in perfect condition and have been stored in the
boxes in which the Dayton's were delivered and will come with the car when purchased. This car has not had any body
damage or paintwork ever, not even a touch up and the paint is virtually perfect, the interior is perfect, the
chrome is perfect, no rust on the underside or anywhere for that matter. All of the glass is original and perfect
with all Mercedes markings in place. The chocolate Mercedes canvas top is original to the car also is perfect and
has all the markings in place for documentation. The convertible top has remained up on the car with the hard top
stored on a MB stand with cover. The car also comes with a Mercedes Benz Factory issue car cover and stand where
the hard top was kept when stored and not in use. The unique thing about this car is the way it was stored in a
climate controlled garage, so all of the belts, hoses, seals, insulation materials, rubber door seals, hood seals
etc. and the convertible top are all original to the car and all virtually look brand new.
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