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SOLD Mercedes C220CDI Estate MOT to 05/17 FSH fully loaded


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As title my trusty W203 for sale.

Owned 4 1/2 years, been a very reliable work horse and excellent tow vehicle. COmes with factory fitted swan neck tow bar with key.

Full leather with no rips or tears as regularily fed.

Always used original parts except air filter which is K &N and comes with cleaning kit.

New AC rad. New front pads couple thousand ago. New antiroll bar and brackets and droplinks, seems its common for them to snap.

The autobox serviced inc new filter and fluid.

Bonus is it doesnt have xenon or suchlike PITA headlights.

Recent auxiliary belt as old one cracking.

The 'door locks that bounce' affliction was sorted with new lock springs, the Black Death (yawn) was averted but recutting and replacing the injector seals.

Plastic sill covers removed a few years ago and the box sections waxoyled as was the whole under side of the rear end.

Basically it was maintained to keep it reliable as I was doing a lot of miles.

Thats now changed and work from home or take bike to London so its for sale.

 

Stacks of receipts, all owners books, built in sat nav CD and full size spare and toolkit.

Comes with handy spares like genuine fuel line o-rings, genuine fuses yep the big ones.

 

Mileage is 'about run in' at 213k

 

Needs a battery but make a sensible offer I;ll get one, they're only £70 so dont try to knock off £150 for a battery eh!

 

Offers around £1100 for this luxury Deutsche mobile with Carat by Duchatalet armoured car wheels made for them by Ronal! Serious, its stamped in the reverse.

 

Thanks for looking

 

PS I do have the original front number plate plinth but preferred it without.

 

Ben

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Beaten several times with the council stick.

 

They drive well though.

 Saloons, definitely, not seen any estates round those necks of the woods.

 

I like it. Alloys not for me, but rest of it looks nice. Are the merc badges/bonnet thing missing?

I have the original wheels & bonnet emblem but the grill bit the dust with a pigeon wedged in it. Original new was silly money so treated it to the plain black. I did have a MG53 anti aircraft sight on the bonnet once but thats a different interest of mine!

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Cavcraft isn't a fan of German cars, or Fords.

 

I do like Mercs as it goes, had a few and wouldn't kick another out of bed, ditto quite a few BMWs. It's only really VAG stuff I'm not keen on.

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That. Is. Beautiful. I love these shape Mercs.

 

Sadly I have not enough monies for this example.

 

I spied a dark Red C220 CDi 'Classic' estate in my breaker's yard months ago - again barely run in at 217k or thereabouts. It had been in use up to the morning it was scrapped too. Had the full leather which was strange as it was the base model!

GLWTS.

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I done a fair bit of work on one of these for a mate recently (albeit a saloon)

 

I was pleasantly surprised at how easily everything came apart, not a seized bolt in sight. replaced rear discs, pads, brake shoes, springs and a front wishbone.

 

Absolute pleasure to work on though his is the only example I have had a spanner near and he keeps it very tidy.

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They are a pleasure to work on. Maybe as they are RWD? On these it's just pre electric everything so a lot is vacuum controlled so easy fixes. What you can buy genuine and cheap is stunning. Look on ebay for front tow eye cover, £10- 15 s/hand. New? Less than ten painted your colour.

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This, for a W203, is mechanically Good News. OM646 engine is nowhere near as prone to armageddon as the OM651, with no tragic performance defecit, either. I find them a far nicer steer than the later, better handling but otherwise miserable W204.

 

Kept rust free, and with regular replacement of suspension bits as necessary, this could last forever.

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