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Euro 1985 Mercedes-Benz 190E MTS w/5-spd Manual
castroll said:
Congrats @SwishFx! Look forward to working with you on next steps. Thanks all for the interest and bids!Euro 1985 Mercedes-Benz 190E MTS w/5-spd Manual
castroll said:
@JgriffithsciAh totally understood and sorry about the confusion on the repaint. I regret not catching that edit on the original submission. It should have stated "under previous ownership" and not "while in Europe"Euro 1985 Mercedes-Benz 190E MTS w/5-spd Manual
castroll said:
@JgriffithsciPer the description above, it was imported to the US in August 1985. The service booklet with the car shows a 1087 km stamp on that date, and it's my understanding that grey market cars were required to have a minimum of 1000km before importing. I purchased the car from the original owner, and they operated a independent auto shop and I was told all service was done there. There is one service record at 23, 160 miles, September 1988. It appears to have been a sluggish acceleration condition, and was corrected at the dealer. Unfortunately, there were no additional records to provide more service history from the previous owner, and thus I only have the records during my ownership.Euro 1985 Mercedes-Benz 190E MTS w/5-spd Manual
castroll said:
@Jgriffithsci2.3 badge was added previously. I just learned this was a 2.0l car during the listing process here on the site. Original engine and the 5 speed it critical on these 4 cylinder cars in my opinion. It really wakes up the whole driving experience, and wish our market could have seen more manuals. I think the appreciation for the chassis and drivetrains would been more widely known and recognized in the community.Euro 1985 Mercedes-Benz 190E MTS w/5-spd Manual
castroll said:
@ProdigalPetrolHeadGood question and not trivial at all; AC does blow cold and holds a charge indicating no leaks. It's been converted previously to R-134a. Thanks for the bids and interest!