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Mercedes-Benz 560SL w107 1988

General description : Very clean car! with original beige leather seats that are still like new! very hard and stainless SL 560 with only 97939 miles attached with a Carfax History report! In the beautiful color combination black with beige leather.

The soft top has signs of wear and should be replaced, these costs + - 600 €. Prtomo Summersale 29900€ ( Exclusief hardtop 1000€)

Model Year 1988
Model 560 SL
Engine 117967 12 039103
Transmission 722313 03 111848
Order Number 0 8 704 03388
Order Location UNITED STATES (USA)
Interior LEATHER - PALOMINO (274)
Paint 1 BLACK (040O)
Paint 2 BLACK (040O)
Paint 5 74
Approx. Build Date 1988-06


Code Description
240 OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE INDICATOR
262 ELIMINATION OF REAR END SPOILER
442 AIRBAG IN STEERING WHEEL
461 INSTRUMENT WITH MILES IND. AND ENGLISH LEGEND
491 U.S. VERSION
506 OUTSIDE REAR VIEW MIRROR, LEFT AND RIGHT, HEATED (ELECTRICALLY ADJUSTABLE ON THE RIGHT)
519 BECKER RADIO MEXICO GRAND PRIX, ELECTRONIC (USA)
524 PAINTWORK - PRESERVATION
531 AUTOMATIC ANTENNA
543 SUN VISOR WITH VANITY MIRROR, ILLUMINATED, LEFT AND RIGHT
551 ANTI-THEFT/ANTI-BREAK-IN WARNING SYSTEM
570 FOLDING ARMREST, FRONT
581 AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL
592 HEAT-INSULATING GLASS, ALL-AROUND, HEATED REAR WINDOW PANE, BAND FILTER
639 ELIMINATION OF FIRST-AID BOX AND WARNING TRIANGLE
740 BLACK SOFT TOP FABRIC 9001
808 CHANGE OF MODEL YEAR, THE LAST FIGURE SHOWING THE NEW MODEL YEAR

with Carfax History certificate and all the books available from Mercedes. Imports from USA and already introduced in Europe Belgium (So all satisfied and complete documents ready for inspection oldtimer)
Original tough and good driving Mercedes SL560 in beautiful color combination black with beige leather! Vehicle is oldtimer age and in used condition ! (no showroom car and so here and there small optical refresher work) ! Now rust

Mercedes R107 convertibles starting to follow the Pagoda prices, so do not wait too long. Especially in clean and original condition are finding it increasingly difficult ,the classic 560SL model 107 is also available in high demand and difficult.

Document description : carfax history report

Competition History Description : mb data report


1988 Mercedes-Benz 560SL w107 is listed for sale on ClassicDigest in zonhoven by patrick e for €34900.

 

Car Facts

Car type : Car Make : Mercedes-Benz Model : 560SL w107 Engine size : 5.6 Model Year : 1988 Sub type : Convertible Color : Black Color type : Nonmetallic Condition : 4 Location : Belgium Vehicle Registration : Normal

34900 €

Seller Information

classiccarhouse.com
patrick e
Belgium
0032
zonhoven
Senator A jeurissenlaan 1039 zonhoven
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