1969 Mercedes Se on 2040-cars
United States
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Her name is Lola. She was going to be a show car. But then her owner up and died. And she sat in the New Mexico sun and fried. She was nearly invisible in a weed patch in a back yard when she was rescued from her sad fate. Maybe she’s a restoration project, or, sadly a donor car, giving up her good parts so another old, classic Mercedes may live in the glory her former owner envisioned for her. The body is straight but there are rust spots along the bottom with one particularly cancerous spot near the driver’s side rear wheel well. One turn indicator is broken, the other is intact. The right rear license plate light is not attached but was found in the trunk. Miraculously, Lola has all four hub caps which are also stored in the trunk along with a missing trim piece and a wasp nest. The former owner was the second owner and paperwork in the glove box shows he purchased Lola in 1993 and also purchased insurance. According to his widow he died shortly after buying Lola. She ran when parked. Odometer reading is 71756 but there is no way to know if it’s turned over. Lola has a clear New Mexico title. Message me for a link to a gallery of close-up pictures of every speck of rust and wheel well interiors. I make every effort to represent the car accurately and will respond to all inquiries with more specific responses. However, this car is SOLD AS IS. |
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