Lawrence – that is a clean 300D. I am also considering selling my '70 220D.
warren
From: diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com [mailto:diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: Friday, October 30, 2015 9:43 AM
To: diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [diesel_mercedes] Re: 300 D in San Jose CA....ready for wvo?
Nate are you having a senior moment? The URL was below my post and yours. It's below this post. Here is the body of the text but you are too slow. I'm not sure but it seems it went pretty quick after I mentioned it on three lists. Seems to me it was a bargain. AC didn't work but the turbo does and it chirps in second gear. Lawrence...I talked to the owner and he is selling because he found a cleaner 1983 sedan.
I am testing the waters and selling my 1985 Mercedes 300d. It has 229,000 miles. I only put about 2000 miles on it since owning it. I bought the car from the original owner in December 2014 and confirmed it with MBUSA. I went through the car once I received it.
1) New Battery
2) New Falken Tires, Jan.2015
3) 2 Valve adjustments
4) Flushed and changed the automatic transmission fluid twice with Valvoline DEXRON
5) Changed the rear differential fluid with Castrol 80w-90
6) Pressure flush entire braking system with new Pentosin Dot-4 brake fluid.
7) Flushed power steering system twice with new filter and Pentosin CHF11S fluid.
8) Oil change with Delo 15w-40 and Mahle oil filter.
9) New air filter, Mahle.
10) glow plugs reamed and new Bosch glow plugs installed
11) New fuel filter screen from MB under fuel tank.
12) New fuel filters, Mahle.
13) New fuel cigar hose
14) New German Behr thermostat
15) Windows tinted with Madico film
16) New ignition lock cylinder with matching key, purchased through dealership
That's all the replacement work I have done so far to the car. I also took off the front A-Pillar interior pieces along with the top visor piece to inspect the sunroof drain pan, there was absolutely no rust in the sunroof drain pan and the interior doesn't not leak water. I removed the front emblem, put the original combination switch back in, and also there is no radio because if it doesn't sell soon, it will be donated. The original owner had the car parked in her garage up until she moved to a condominium where the car was parked under a car port. Also, the 1985 Mercedes 300d had the lower rear end differential which means lower rpms's on the freeway, bonus.
Thanks for looking!
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