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Mercedes-Benz 240 w123 TD W123 1983

General description : Mercedes 240 TD W123, EZ 3/83, 169 TKM, HU/AU/H-Kennzeichen bei Kauf neu!

240 TD W123 aus dem Jahre 1983 mit grüner MB-Tex Ausstattung, Anhängerkupplung, Servolenkung und Dachreling. Deutsches Fahrzeug mit Originalbrief und Scheckheft (nicht weit geführt). Der Wagen war immer im Besitz eines älteren Ehepaares (Jahrgang 1932 & 1929). Allerdings wurde der Wagen genutzt und ist daher nicht unberührt. Es wurden schon einige Sachen geschweißt und es gab vor einigen Jahren auch mal einen Fronttreffer. Allgemein sieht der Wagen ordentlich aus, es ist aber kein Sammlerstück. Eine großartige Historie ist ebenfalls nicht vorhanden. Ein idealer Alltagsklassier mit dem man sich überall sehen lassen kann. Der W123 ist seit 2009 abgemeldet. Bei Kauf gibt es eine neue HU inkl. H-Abnahme. Wer dieses selbst übernehmen möchte kann auhcn noch einen kleinen Preisnachlass einrechnen.

Besichtigung gerne nach kurzer telefonischer Absprache Montag bis Freitag von 10 bis 17 Uhr und Samstag von 10 bis 13 Uhr. Aus Zeitgründen können wir leider keine E-Mails beantworten. Alle Angaben subjektiv und ohne Gewähr, aber nach bestem Wissen und Gewissen.

1983 Mercedes-Benz 240 w123 TD W123 is listed for sale on ClassicDigest in Alte Bundesstr. 16DE-27616 Beverstedt by Classic-Mobile Wieting for €6950.

 

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Car type : Car Make : Mercedes-Benz Model : 240 w123 Model Version : TD W123 Engine size : 2.4 Model Year : 1983 Sub type : Station wagon Location : Alte Bundesstr. 16DE-27616 Beverstedt Vehicle Registration : Undefined

6950 €

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