1995 Mercedes-benz Sl320 Base Convertible 2-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
Belvedere Tiburon, California, United States
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Classic convertible, still a head-turner with its sleek "batmobile" look. Previous owner painted it all black (the car was originally black on gray) and added bigger, AMG wheels & custom speakers. It drives beautifully, mostly highway use for 5 years as I commute 20 miles to work. It handles well, hugs the road and the engine is great according to the Mercedes mechanic that has maintained it for the last five years. AC & heat work great. A new oxygen sensor was installed last summer. It will however need a transmission after which it should give the Mercedes enthusiast many, many more happy miles. It needs some interior attention; a leak in the hardtop caused the headliner to separate above the sunvisors. I love the look of the hard-top, but the soft top is in good shape with some clouding on the window. Also needs a rear-view mirror, radio and trunk supports. A resident of California all of it's life, t's a joy to drive and people often think it is newer than it is.
On Mar-20-14 at 11:00:13 PDT, seller added the following information: For questions about this vehicle call (503) 201-2576 |
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