1986 Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.3 Sedan 4-Door 2.3L

Relisted for non payment.Up for auction is my excellent 1986 190E survivor. I found the car in Chicago, ecember 2011. Flew up and drove it home. It was purchased from the dealer that handled the sale for the estate of the orginal owner. She bought the car when she retired in 1986. At that time the car had 64,000 miles and was in basically very good condition.On the drive home I found that the cruise control was intermittent, he radio was inoperative, ash clock didn't work and the central locking system was not working. Turned out all of those minor issues was easy repairs for our local MB mechanic.The cruise control system was rebuilt with OEM parts in 2012The original Becker Radio and electric antenna were sent to Becker Auto Sound in New Jersey and rebuilt to original specifications also in 2012.The central locking system vacumn pump was replaced with OEM parts also in 2012.The original Dash Clock was rebuilt and is fully functional.In 2014 I had the head gasket replaced to correct a minor leak and at that time had the head trued, ll of the electronic sensors in the head replace and the idle control valve replaced. New plugs and plug wires were also installed.The original first aid kit and tool kit are still in the car as is the owners manual.Exterior and interior are as close to flawless as a 30 year old car can be.I am not aware of any pending issues that need to be addressed. You should be perfectly comfortable to fly into Little Rock, r and drive home to any location in the United States.We have taken a couple of great trips in the 190. One to Biloxi and another to Ft Walton Beach. Both flawless adventures.As great as the 190 is, t is still 30 years old and there is sold "AS-IS". No warranty expressed or implied.With BUY IT NOW, resh Oil/Filer Change, new 185/65-15 Tires, resh Front end Alignment and Full Tank of Gas.Thank you for your interest.

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Relisted for non payment.Up for auction is my excellent 1986 190E survivor. I found the car in Chicago, ecember 2011. Flew up and drove it home. It was purchased from the dealer that handled the sale for the estate of theoriginalowner. She bought the car when she retired in 1986. At that time the car had 64,000 miles and was in basically very good condition.On the drive home I found that the cruise control was intermittent, he radio was inoperative, ash clock didn't work and the central locking system was not working. Turned out all of those minor issues were easy repairs for our local MB mechanic.The cruise control system was rebuilt with OEM parts in 2012The original Becker Radio and electric antenna were sent to Becker Auto Sound in New Jersey and rebuilt to original specifications also in 2012.The central locking system vacumn pump was replaced with OEM parts also in 2012.The original Dash Clock was rebuilt and is fully functional.In 2014 I had the head gasket replaced to correct a minor leak and at that time had the head trued, ll of the electronic sensors in the head replace and the idle control valve replaced. New plugs and plug wires were also installed.The original first aid kit and tool kit are still in the car as is the owners manual.Exterior and interior are as close to flawless as a 30 year old car can be.I am not aware of any pending issues that need to be addressed. You should be perfectly comfortable to fly into Little Rock, r and drive home to any location in the United States.We have taken a couple of great trips in the 190. One to Biloxi and another to Ft Walton Beach. Both flawless adventures.As great as the 190 is, t is still 30 years old and there is sold "AS-IS". No warranty expressed or implied.With BUY IT NOW, resh Oil/Filer Change, new 185/65-15 Tires, resh Front end Alignment and Full Tank of Gas.Thank you for your interest.