Here we have not one, but two Mercedes 190E 2.3-16V cars in one deal. One was rear-ended and is a parts car for the other. The seller, it seems, didn’t want to take this on. Will you?
The seller claims the wrecked car was in perfect condition before the accident. Given the massive oxidation, I wonder when that wreck occurred. Regardless, the idea here is to take the 90K mile engine from the wrecked car and put it and any other better parts into the higher-mileage car. It might work…
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Las Vegas, NV
$6,000
This is the non-wrecked one.
Not bad…
Here’s the wrecked one.
Oops!
Ad text:
UP FOR SALE NOT 1 BUT 2 1986 MERCEDES BENZ 190E 2.3-16V. I HAVE MY PROJECT CAR AND MY PARTS CAR FOR SALE. I CAN SEPERATE THE CARS IF YOU ONLY NEED 1 CAR. GIVE ME A CALL FOR DETAILS. seven zero two seven three eight three eight three eight. LOOK FOR RAMON. hit me an email if you want additional pics of both cars inside and out.
the car that was rear ended, the parts car was my original car. it was in perfect condition until the accident. i bought the second car so i can transfer everything to the project car. parts car only has 90k miles on it. engine and trans are execellent.
the project car on the other hand has a straight body no accident. probably around 6 dings on it. car has 174k on it. engine pretty good trans a bit noisy.
end of story if you have the time to transfer all the good parts to the project car your gonna have one execellent 190e 2.3-16v and have enough extra parts to sell. engine alone you can sell easily for 1k.