Indeed, it was the pea-green with dull paint and rust and a
non-synchronized tranny.
On 6/20/05, Mitch Haley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Mathieu J. Cama" wrote:
> >
> > If your 240 was a nice example, you sold it for too little.
> >
>
> If it was the pea-green one with the dull paint, it was ab
"Mathieu J. Cama" wrote:
>
> If your 240 was a nice example, you sold it for too little.
>
If it was the pea-green one with the dull paint, it was about
as good as I expect my 300SD to be by the time my investment
hits $1200.
My 240d 3.0 is not for sale. I have way too much in it, especially now that
is has a low mile euro 3.0 in it. I plan to use this vehicle as a test bed
for WVO and bio diesel mods. I plan on configuring custom injectors and
with the help of the fellow who does IPs for me we will play with pump
s
I sold my 1974 240D 4-speed for $1250 a year ago. You should be able
to get at LEAST that for your 123 240D.
On 6/20/05, Mathieu J. Cama <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1500 will get you a jalopy 240d that looks fair, meaning don't expect too
> much. A good example in nice condition can pull in 3k.
1500 will get you a jalopy 240d that looks fair, meaning don't expect too
much. A good example in nice condition can pull in 3k. Spectacular ones
have gone for well over 4k. Diesels are back in demand and thus prices have
been going up steadily for over a year. I get more phone calls from folks
I hear diesel MBs are all the rage in Costa Rica right now due to gas
prices that are >$4.00/gallon. Old 240s and 300s and are being
shipped down there.
On 6/20/05, JabbaHursty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> if anything, swine underestimates the value. a solidly running 240D is
> worth $1500.
>
if anything, swine underestimates the value. a solidly running 240D is
worth $1500.
in some areas, W123 Mercedes have virtually disappeared. you will not find
many nice 240Ds anywhere.
At 09:09 PM 6/19/2005, you wrote:
you are on crack mac.
Steve MacSween wrote:
Bottom line is that any
I bet you would love to get ahold of my 81 240D stick shift.
Steve MacSween wrote:
Bring up a really nice one to me, stick, and I will sell it in about 10 days
or less for top dollar.
Remember, there are almost no older MBs left around here. You guys in the
lower states forget how bad it is up
Bring up a really nice one to me, stick, and I will sell it in about 10 days
or less for top dollar.
Remember, there are almost no older MBs left around here. You guys in the
lower states forget how bad it is up here in rustbelt land.
Mac
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> you are on crack mac.
>
> S
you are on crack mac.
Steve MacSween wrote:
Bottom line is that any used car is worth whatever someone is willing to pay
for it.
The 240d is a special case. People who really want a 240d, and I mean REALLY
want one, want nothing else. And in my experience they will pay top dollar
for a really
Bottom line is that any used car is worth whatever someone is willing to pay
for it.
The 240d is a special case. People who really want a 240d, and I mean REALLY
want one, want nothing else. And in my experience they will pay top dollar
for a really nice car that has been kept up, or has had real
1988 VERY CLEAN NO BUT MAYBE TOMORROW
what year? Got any pics?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IM selling my 420 sel for 2000.00 it has 186000 miles on it but a rebuilt
engine with 8 new brakes new timing belt and water pump and rebuilt tranny
i got a new one that why IM selling it 773-895-1871
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IM selling my 420 sel for 2000.00 it has 186000 miles on it but a rebuilt
engine with 8 new brakes new timing belt and water pump and rebuilt
tranny
i got a new one that why IM selling it 773-895-1871
thread a few weeks ago about the 240D Rusty was selling for a ...
another person. Totally perfect, needs nothing, sweet chariot=$4000.
Much discussion about market value of a 240D ensues. Most people feel
between $500 and $999. Others think $50, because who wants a rusted
out 240, too slow
Behalf Of Schisler, Gary
Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2005 7:51 AM
To: Mercedes mailing list
Subject: [MBZ] Pricing a 240 for sale
Can anyone shed light on the appropriate price range for a nice 79 240D?
I may be selling mine but I can't for the life of me put a value on it.
None of the approp
You forgot that price also depends on condition and deferred maintenance
Hank
- Original Message -
From: "Schisler, Gary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Mercedes mailing list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2005 7:50 AM
Subject: [MBZ] Pricing a 240
Can anyone shed light on the appropriate price range for a nice 79 240D?
I may be selling mine but I can't for the life of me put a value on it.
None of the appropriate sources really seem to work for 26 year old
diesels. This car has been in our family since new so I am afraid that
I might try to
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