Bid for your chance to own this 1990 Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.6 only on The MB Market. Finished in Black Pearl Metallic (199) over Black MB-Tex (171), power is provided by a 2.6L M103 inline-six paired with a 717.432 manual 5-speed. Shows 24 years of ownership, clean history, & clean WA title.
ldwolford said:
@Fairtrade87 Thank you! She has been great and it will be hard to see her go.
@Fairtrade87 Thank you for the comment. She has been an awesome car, I have really enjoyed driving her and being a part of my stable. Through some life changing events, I'm looking to consolidate what I have. My goal is she goes to a good home for others to enjoy. My first Mercedes-Benz, but certainly not my last.
@Thatkid071 Hi. The clutch is pretty good, but has developed a slow fluid leak in the last couple of months. The peddle is a little soft upon start, but is fine afterwards.
@HMET Hi! In a previous comment, there is an oil leak around the crank seal. I would recommend having that looked before taking the car on an extended road trip.
@justinbjork Hi! Yes the heat does work. The A/C does work but is low on refrigerant. It still has R12 in it. I have been fortunate to find someone in the area that still has R12. It likely will need to be converted. All the other accessories work e.g. sunroof, power passenger mirror, etc.
@Seb775 I have used the car for weekend day trips/getaways, and the occasional club track day. The car has been well taken care of in my ownership. In my opinion, I would recommend some extra TLC before going on an extended road trip.
@Pinballer Yes, the original gages are installed behind the white ones.
@036W124 Hi! The harness was installed for the occasional autocross or track day with the Mercedes-Benz Club and local car clubs. It was not required to have, but I did so to help with any body soreness afterwards. No damage of any kind from participating on the track or autocross, and it did quite well in class. The harness can be easily removed by the new owner. There is no issues/concerns with the standard driver seat belt.
@nrajput90 There is a slow oil leak around the crank seal. I will add an idle and driving video soon.
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24-Years-Owned 1990 Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.6
ldwolford said:
@Fairtrade87 Thank you! She has been great and it will be hard to see her go.24-Years-Owned 1990 Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.6
ldwolford said:
@Fairtrade87 Thank you for the comment. She has been an awesome car, I have really enjoyed driving her and being a part of my stable. Through some life changing events, I'm looking to consolidate what I have. My goal is she goes to a good home for others to enjoy. My first Mercedes-Benz, but certainly not my last.24-Years-Owned 1990 Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.6
ldwolford said:
@Thatkid071 Hi. The clutch is pretty good, but has developed a slow fluid leak in the last couple of months. The peddle is a little soft upon start, but is fine afterwards.24-Years-Owned 1990 Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.6
ldwolford said:
@HMET Hi! In a previous comment, there is an oil leak around the crank seal. I would recommend having that looked before taking the car on an extended road trip.24-Years-Owned 1990 Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.6
ldwolford said:
@justinbjork Hi! Yes the heat does work. The A/C does work but is low on refrigerant. It still has R12 in it. I have been fortunate to find someone in the area that still has R12. It likely will need to be converted. All the other accessories work e.g. sunroof, power passenger mirror, etc.24-Years-Owned 1990 Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.6
ldwolford said:
@Seb775 I have used the car for weekend day trips/getaways, and the occasional club track day. The car has been well taken care of in my ownership. In my opinion, I would recommend some extra TLC before going on an extended road trip.24-Years-Owned 1990 Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.6
ldwolford said:
@Pinballer Yes, the original gages are installed behind the white ones.24-Years-Owned 1990 Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.6
ldwolford said:
@036W124 Hi! The harness was installed for the occasional autocross or track day with the Mercedes-Benz Club and local car clubs. It was not required to have, but I did so to help with any body soreness afterwards. No damage of any kind from participating on the track or autocross, and it did quite well in class. The harness can be easily removed by the new owner. There is no issues/concerns with the standard driver seat belt.24-Years-Owned 1990 Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.6
ldwolford said:
@nrajput90 There is a slow oil leak around the crank seal. I will add an idle and driving video soon.