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Just stay away. That will cost you 3-4 times your purchase price to get it mobile. And thats not rust repair.
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I mean that's the best era for luxo barges but find one that's been used instead of let sit to rot.
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Feb 21, 2015 17:12
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Actually that looks decent. As long as its fairly leak free (expect some) but its not actively pissing fluids while it runs, it meets what Mr wiggles says, its a decent deal. Just be prepped to dump some cash into it right away.
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Mar 2, 2015 23:47
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Just remember its an old rear end luxury car, prepare that shits going to explode for no reason at no given point. But theres a reason why these cars still roam third world countries. They are super easy to fix, and for the most part, the engines and associated running gear are super reliable and simple. FWIW, I rarely hear complaints about Mercedes automatics. Pretty bulletproof as long as you keep some form of fluid in it. You think when they were with Chrysler, they could have stole some of that technology.
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Mar 4, 2015 01:37
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Well only Chrysler can make them explode. I never had good luck with Chrysler autos.
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Mar 4, 2015 12:30
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Id still pass on the white one. It looks like its a giant headache. Unless you REALLY want a project. And have lots of disposable cash handy. (4k is a good start)
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