Mercedes-benz: 400-series 450 Sel 6.9 on 2040-cars
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1978 Mercedes-Benz 450SEL 6.9 - VIN 116 036 12 003329 - 148,059 KM European Model. Best color combo - Silver / Black Good older repainted to original color Silver. Very very few paint chips. Rustfree westcoast car. Interior is black leather, and appears to be original and in good condition. This is an Euro model with the high-power engine. You thought the US models are fast – try a Euro model and you will never want a US model again. This car is an excellent driver, - no trailer queen. Only Euro models can claim the throne as the Fastest European Sedan in 1978. It has 289 horsepower, 39 more than the US version. Too bad we dont have an Autobahn!! Everything is working as of placement of ad.
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