Bid for your chance to own this Euro 1986 Mercedes-Benz 260SE 5-Speed on The MB Market. This W126 features a 5-speed manual transmission and is finished in Diamond Blue over Blue MB-Tex. The car shows only 38k kilometers (24k miles) and has a clean Illinois title.
Bid for your chance to own this Euro 1990 Mercedes-Benz 300CE 5-Speed on The MB Market. This C124 features a 3.0-liter M103 inline-six paired with a factory 5-speed manual transmission and comes with a stamped service booklet and now resides stateside.
Bid for your chance to own this Euro 1982 Mercedes-Benz 300TD 5-Speed on The MB Market! Finished in Signal Red over Black cloth, this S123 underwent a recent refurbishment in Spain and now resides stateside with a clean Illinois title.
Bid for your chance to own this Euro 1990 Mercedes-Benz 230CE on The MB Market. Finished in Black Pearl Metallic (199) over Black cloth (061), this C124 was originally sold in Spain and features a 5-speed manual transmission, factory A/C, and electric windows.
EuroMarketCars said:
@SteelStar here’s what appears on lastvin.com when you run the vin. Transmission 717431 00 463266 Is that what you were looking for? Best!
@Stuttgart yep, blows cold and words as it should. As does everything else. Best!
@ArmyGuy63 Absolutely!! It drives like the mileage that it has. It feels great on the road, I’d drive it anywhere.
Hi to all! I'll share a little more about this unique w124. Also I want to clarify since I was asked privately, the car is located in Arlington, VA, and it has a clean and clear Illinois title plus copies of all the import docs, so it's ready to go! I purchased it from a parts supplier in Spain called BL Spares. They specialize in MB parts and do some restorations/reconditioning of vehicles, less than 10 per year. This one has all the work described in the listing and also has the original MB servicebook stamped up until 140k kms. I picked it up outside of Madrid and drove it to Santander, a city in the north of Spain which is about 400kms from Madrid (about 240 miles) and it drove flawlessly. Didn't miss a beat. After that I drove it another 100 kms to the port of Bilbao, also in the north of Spain, and boarded the ferry which took me to Portsmouth. From there a quick drive to Southampton (about 20 miles away), and on to the US. The car has been repainted in its original smoke silver color and looks fantastic. According to lastvin.com it was originally delivered in Spain, and everything on the car corresponds to the original factory configuration. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask!
Congrats @rhartsought1 I'll be in touch with you shortly. Thanks to all!!!
@zinggn yes the AC works as it should it that’s your question. Best
@tennisravi Yes, contact me and we can arrange for viewing. In the meantime, here are the links for the videos: https://youtu.be/Ztcwz9Pnf-Y?is=SCeAC1UCLdOJElGQ https://youtu.be/ou1R9R8kcVA?is=Ok8wfadWD_hHMRml
@11after9 congratulations! I´ll be in touch with you shortly!
@SamSI not sure if my response posted, in any case, I´ll repost. AC blows cold as it should.
A little more about this car. I purchased this car in Madrid, Spain form the original owner who was a bit too old to drive. Unfortunately his DL had not been renewed. The original options list from the dealer is included in the gallery with options such as AC, electric sunroof, rear headrests, and metallic paint. It all totaled about 5 million pesetas of the time, which would now be about 30k euro, or 35k USD. Back then Spain had high import taxes, so he was charged an extra 31% of the purchase price of the car, making a grand total of 7.2 million pesetas, or about 42k Euros. This was a lot of money for 1990's pre-Olympic economy. So he was very well off for the time. It always remained in the city of Madrid and still wears it's original license plate (not the actual metal plate), as when this car was new, it was not yet mandatory for EU countries to have the blue country distinction, in this case the E for España. But the M for Madrid, four numbers and two letters are indeed original. If you have questions, please feel free to ask. And yes, it is an absolute joy to drive, and the 5 speed changes the C124 completely. Good weekend to all!
@mbrouderyou are correct, Ravenswood!!
Please feel free to ask any and all questions you may have, best!
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Euro 1986 Mercedes-Benz 260SE 5-Speed w/24k Miles
EuroMarketCars said:
@SteelStar here’s what appears on lastvin.com when you run the vin. Transmission 717431 00 463266 Is that what you were looking for? Best!Euro 1986 Mercedes-Benz 260SE 5-Speed w/24k Miles
EuroMarketCars said:
@Stuttgart yep, blows cold and words as it should. As does everything else. Best!Euro 1986 Mercedes-Benz 260SE 5-Speed w/24k Miles
EuroMarketCars said:
@ArmyGuy63 Absolutely!! It drives like the mileage that it has. It feels great on the road, I’d drive it anywhere.Euro 1990 Mercedes-Benz 300CE 5-Speed
EuroMarketCars said:
Hi to all! I'll share a little more about this unique w124. Also I want to clarify since I was asked privately, the car is located in Arlington, VA, and it has a clean and clear Illinois title plus copies of all the import docs, so it's ready to go! I purchased it from a parts supplier in Spain called BL Spares. They specialize in MB parts and do some restorations/reconditioning of vehicles, less than 10 per year. This one has all the work described in the listing and also has the original MB servicebook stamped up until 140k kms. I picked it up outside of Madrid and drove it to Santander, a city in the north of Spain which is about 400kms from Madrid (about 240 miles) and it drove flawlessly. Didn't miss a beat. After that I drove it another 100 kms to the port of Bilbao, also in the north of Spain, and boarded the ferry which took me to Portsmouth. From there a quick drive to Southampton (about 20 miles away), and on to the US. The car has been repainted in its original smoke silver color and looks fantastic. According to lastvin.com it was originally delivered in Spain, and everything on the car corresponds to the original factory configuration. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask!Euro 1982 Mercedes-Benz 300TD 5-Speed
EuroMarketCars said:
Congrats @rhartsought1 I'll be in touch with you shortly. Thanks to all!!!Euro 1982 Mercedes-Benz 300TD 5-Speed
EuroMarketCars said:
@zinggn yes the AC works as it should it that’s your question. BestEuro 1982 Mercedes-Benz 300TD 5-Speed
EuroMarketCars said:
@tennisravi Yes, contact me and we can arrange for viewing. In the meantime, here are the links for the videos: https://youtu.be/Ztcwz9Pnf-Y?is=SCeAC1UCLdOJElGQ https://youtu.be/ou1R9R8kcVA?is=Ok8wfadWD_hHMRmlEuro 1990 Mercedes-Benz 230CE w/5-Speed Manual
EuroMarketCars said:
@11after9 congratulations! I´ll be in touch with you shortly!Euro 1990 Mercedes-Benz 230CE w/5-Speed Manual
EuroMarketCars said:
@SamSI not sure if my response posted, in any case, I´ll repost. AC blows cold as it should.Euro 1990 Mercedes-Benz 230CE w/5-Speed Manual
EuroMarketCars said:
A little more about this car. I purchased this car in Madrid, Spain form the original owner who was a bit too old to drive. Unfortunately his DL had not been renewed. The original options list from the dealer is included in the gallery with options such as AC, electric sunroof, rear headrests, and metallic paint. It all totaled about 5 million pesetas of the time, which would now be about 30k euro, or 35k USD. Back then Spain had high import taxes, so he was charged an extra 31% of the purchase price of the car, making a grand total of 7.2 million pesetas, or about 42k Euros. This was a lot of money for 1990's pre-Olympic economy. So he was very well off for the time. It always remained in the city of Madrid and still wears it's original license plate (not the actual metal plate), as when this car was new, it was not yet mandatory for EU countries to have the blue country distinction, in this case the E for España. But the M for Madrid, four numbers and two letters are indeed original. If you have questions, please feel free to ask. And yes, it is an absolute joy to drive, and the 5 speed changes the C124 completely. Good weekend to all!Euro 1990 Mercedes-Benz 230CE w/5-Speed Manual
EuroMarketCars said:
@mbrouderyou are correct, Ravenswood!!Euro 1990 Mercedes-Benz 230CE w/5-Speed Manual
EuroMarketCars said:
Please feel free to ask any and all questions you may have, best!