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<h1>1983 Mercedes 300CD</h1>

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<p><b>PRICE: $4500.00</b></p>
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<u><b>1983 Mercedes 300CD</b></u>
<li>Color: White Mileage: ~214K</li>
<li>VIN: WDBAB53A8DB003916</li><p><u><b>Description </b></u></p>
<p>I am the third owner and have owned the car for over ~9 years. I purchased 
the car with about 113K. The car is very reliable and will give someone good use if they take care 
of it as I did. The oil was changed religiously with Mobile Delvac every 3000 
miles.&nbsp; The steering fluid was changed every two years along with the brake 
fluid.&nbsp; The differential was drained and filled around 160K. I did a valve 
adjustment before winter and replaced the valve cover gasket, spin on fuel 
filter, 
and inline fuel filter. This car always starts even in 15-20 degree temperatures 
which means the motor has a good compression. I have a 
block heater in the event you want to plug in when its that cold.  
Transmission filter kit and fluid changed every 30K and drained and filled every 
15K.  SEE BELOW FOR LIST OF PARTS THAT HAVE BEEN REPLACED. Feel free to call if 
you have any questions.</p>
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<p>I recently had the car rear quarter 
panels refurbished after a parking lot bump on the driver side rear. I have 
pictures of the damage which was very minor, as a result of this the title was 
rebuilt.&nbsp;  I bought the 
rear quarter panels from a company KLOKKERHOLMUSA.com who makes quality body panels, they are 
not your cheap thin metal. They were welded in, this was not a hack job. I 
actually had my body guy do the passenger side as well because I wanted to 
remove some rust that was starting on the passenger side.</p> </li> 
<p>****JUST INSTALLED NEW REBUILT MERCEDES CV AXLES ON 12/02/2014)</p>
<p><u><b>Stereo DVD/SIRUS RADIO</b></u> 










 <li>Flip out DVD head unit with Sirus Radio</li>
<li>Infinity speakers in dash and rear deck</li>
<li>Kenwood power subwoofer</li>
<li>Sony 4 channel radio</li>
<li>New Speaker Cables</li>
<li>New fuse blocked power wire</li>
<li>I have all original boxes to stereo that I will give to you with purchase.<p></li>




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<u><b>Parts Replaced (THIS IS WHAT I REMEMBER, SO THERE WAS MORE WORK OVER THE LASTE 9 YEARS)</b></u> 
<li>Car had two Mercedes OEM fenders hung in 2005</li>
<li>New Molding 2005</li>
<li>Interior Wood Repaired</li>
<li>No tear in seats, look brand new</li>
<li>New Vacuum pump (4 years ago)</li>
<li>New Lenforder lower ball joints (2 year ago)</li>
<li>Lenforder tie rod and steering dampener replaced (3 years ago)</li>
<li>Brand New Front Rotors, Bearing, Pads (2013)</li>
<li>Rebuilt Front Calipars (2 years)</li>
<li>Valve Adjustment 2000 miles ago</li>
<li>New Fuel Filters 2000 miles ago</li>
<li>New Valve Cover Gasket 2000 Miles ago</li>
<li>4 Brand New Tires 1000 milles ago</li>
<li>New Antenna Mast (3 years ago)</li>
<li>New Exhaust (muffler, mid-pipe, and Down Pipe)</li>
<li>New Bilstein Shocks (6 years ago)</li>
<li>B2 valve was replaced, common problem</li>
<li>K1 upgraded spring kit was installed</li>
<li>New Transmission Cooler Lines (4 years ago)</li>
<li>New Oil cooler lines (5 years ago)</li>
<li>AC compressor replaced (5 years ago, system holds charge)</li>
<li>Door Vacuum Pods Replaced (2 years)</li>
<li>Heating/AC vacuum pods replaced (defroster, floor)</li>
<li>AC/Heating Head unit Replaced one from Programa</li>
<li>New Door Checks, bothsides replaced</li>
<li>Shift Lever Bushing</li>
<li>Shift Linkage </li>
<li>Motor Mounts </li>
<li>Fuel Line Hose Return</li>
<li>Ball Joints</li>
<li>AC Control Unit</li>
<li>Fuel Lines Engine Compartment (2.5 years ago)</li>
<li>Glow Plugs (2 Years Ago, Under 5K on them)<p></li>

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<u><b>Future Repairs</b></u> 
<li>Clear coat pealing on roof, could use a spray.</li><p></li>

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