1994 Mercedes-benz Sl600 Base Convertible 2-door 6.0l on 2040-cars
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, United States
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This car is one of three I am auctioning from my collection. Please see (soon) my 1985 Ferrari Mondial and my custom built 1955 Jaguar convertible, once a four door Mark VII salon, if you are interested. I must sell two of the three as I need the garage space for new cars. This Mercedes is in superb condition, is my daily driver, and can be driven anywhere in comfort. Originally had a sticker price of $120,000. All records dating back to new are available. Great provenance if you want to show the car. Along those lines, I also have the original analog telephone which I removed from the center console to get space. The rest of the set is still installed in the dash. (See pictures) It has the few spider cracks in hood paint mentioned earlier, has a noisy passenger window when going up, and the radio does not receive AM well. Other than that, everything is fine so far as I know. Four correct tires were new last year and four wheel alignment was done. This year it got a new radiator (had a slight leak), a new air conditioning compressor, and new fuel and A/C lines. Everything works well. It has the factory installed sub woofer and amplifier system behind the seats and a 10 CD changer. (See pictures) The soft top (like new) is lined and hides under a hard boot, fully automatic. Rear window is perfect. There is also a pop-up roll bar and a wind deflecting screen behind the passengers. Good condition authentic Mercedes floor mats. Headlight wipers. And something I have always found interesting - the cam operated single windshield wiper which only Mercedes would dream up. I would recommend you have your mechanic verify the car for your peace of mind; but it has always been serviced by a local certified Mercedes mechanic who will vouch for the car and possibly take a call from the serious buyer. Always garaged, never wrecked, never smoked in, the car is comfortable, sleek, and fast when you want it to be. If it is important to you, and if the driver does not "horse" the car, it will get near 21 mpg on the road. Please note that the car comes with the orignal owners manual (somewhat worn), other owner info and substantial literature about it. (See pictures) All keys included. Also included is the rolling floor support for the hard top as well as the ceiling hoist if you want it. This is a V12 at its best. It doesn't grind when you start it but "spools". Very smooth and quiet running, a true luxury sports car with timeless design. Will surely go another 129,000 miles. I have more pictures if necessary. Thank you.
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