Aflaks said:
This one will be worth the money
Wow, no words
Any idea if the rear main seal was ever replaced?
@elie7elie The factory harness was made of "organic" bio-degradable material and would have a high chance of failure. Replacing the harness is very doable, even at home with hand tools, but an extra pain. While good to know whether the harness was replaced, IMO it's in no way a deal breaker for owning a 124 but will factor into the price. Edit: brand new harness typically runs between $800 and $1200 but you can also buy a used one for about $200. Depending on how handy you are, takes between 1-4 hours to replace at home. Need a screw driver, a 10mm socket and a 5mm hex driver. It will cost you like 3-4k at a dealer. seller can check the model number and year harness was manufactured if the sticker hasn't fallen off. typically they're by the battery
Is that a torn up control arm? Picture 137
@PKDavidsonDo you know what's leaking?
I actually see a wet spot under the car in the lead photo, what is that? I guess to follow up do you have more underbody shots? besides AC does anything else leak? Oil, transmission, diff, etc? thanks again
@PKDavidsonthank you!
Could you please post the receipts separately? thanks in advance
Had a hot wheels version for this exact car in the early 90's - same color and everything! Pretty sure its the reason I love Mbs so much, can't believe I'm seeing the real thing up for sale.
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Euro 1984 Mercedes-Benz 300D 5-Speed
Aflaks said:
This one will be worth the moneyNO RESERVE: 1991 Mercedes-Benz 250TD Wagon 5-Speed w/79k Miles
Aflaks said:
Wow, no words2002 Mercedes-Benz CL500 w/55k Miles
Aflaks said:
Any idea if the rear main seal was ever replaced?5-Speed 1994 Mercedes-Benz E250 Diesel Wagon
Aflaks said:
@elie7elie The factory harness was made of "organic" bio-degradable material and would have a high chance of failure. Replacing the harness is very doable, even at home with hand tools, but an extra pain. While good to know whether the harness was replaced, IMO it's in no way a deal breaker for owning a 124 but will factor into the price. Edit: brand new harness typically runs between $800 and $1200 but you can also buy a used one for about $200. Depending on how handy you are, takes between 1-4 hours to replace at home. Need a screw driver, a 10mm socket and a 5mm hex driver. It will cost you like 3-4k at a dealer. seller can check the model number and year harness was manufactured if the sticker hasn't fallen off. typically they're by the battery1992 Mercedes-Benz 300SE 5-Speed Manual
Aflaks said:
Is that a torn up control arm? Picture 1371986 Mercedes-Benz 190D 5-Speed Manual
Aflaks said:
@PKDavidsonDo you know what's leaking?1986 Mercedes-Benz 190D 5-Speed Manual
Aflaks said:
I actually see a wet spot under the car in the lead photo, what is that? I guess to follow up do you have more underbody shots? besides AC does anything else leak? Oil, transmission, diff, etc? thanks again1986 Mercedes-Benz 190D 5-Speed Manual
Aflaks said:
@PKDavidsonthank you!1986 Mercedes-Benz 190D 5-Speed Manual
Aflaks said:
Could you please post the receipts separately? thanks in advance19k-Mile 1990 Mercedes-Benz 300SE
Aflaks said:
Had a hot wheels version for this exact car in the early 90's - same color and everything! Pretty sure its the reason I love Mbs so much, can't believe I'm seeing the real thing up for sale.