Detail Info for: Mercedes-Benz : CLK-Class 430 This is a beautiful convertible in need a of a little love.
Transaction Info
Sold On:
11/06/2015
Price:
$ 911.00
Condition:
Mileage:
Location:
Fairfax, Virginia, 22030
Seller Type:
Private Seller
Vehicle Specification
Year Make Model:
2000 Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class
Submodel Body Type:
430 Convertible
Engine:
Gasoline
Transmission:
Auto + manual
VIN:
WDBLK70G4YT030320
Vehicle Title:
Clear
Drive Train:
Fuel Type:
Gasoline
Standard Equipment:
Optional Equipment:
Vehicle Detail
Well, I finally have to sell my baby. Frankly, it's sick, and I'm a lawyer not a car doctor. I like to dabble, but it is now beyond my meager skills. She needs a new thermostat, new plugs, probably a new gasket or two, and definitely a new distributor cap. I disconnected the battery, but I think it needs jumpin'. On the bright side, you have three all but new tires, one that is not new (ahem). Full size spare. Hell, the tires alone are ~$250 a piece. The top works, but the closing clasp/pull is finicky. DO NOT get this car unless you want (a) a parts car, or (b) a car you are ready to fix-up. You can't drive it further than about 1 mile, as it overheats now. I may be missing other problems with the vehicle -- I'm not an expert (I stop at changing the break pads). Notice the price for 2000 CLK's in good shape...$12K is common. I am starting this at $750. If you pay more than $2K for this, you are over paying (unless you need a whole lot of parts).On Nov-03-15 at 13:00:10 PST, seller added the following information: Well, I finally have to sell my baby. Frankly, it's sick, and I'm a lawyer not a car doctor. I like to dabble, but it is now beyond my meager skills. She needs a new thermostat, new plugs, probably a new gasket or two, and definitely a new distributor cap. I disconnected the battery, but I think it needs jumpin'. On the bright side, you have three all but new tires, one that is not new (ahem). Full size spare. Hell, the tires alone are ~$250 a piece. The top works, but the closing clasp/pull is finicky. DO NOT get this car unless you want (a) a parts car, or (b) a car you are ready to fix-up. You can't drive it further than about 1 mile, as it overheats now. I may be missing other problems with the vehicle -- I'm not an expert (I stop at changing the break pads). Notice the price for 2000 CLK's in good shape...$12K is common. I am starting this at $750. If you pay more than $2K for this, you are over paying (unless you need a whole lot of parts). NOTE -- YOU WILL HAVE TO ARRANGE TRANSPORTATION -- you won't be able to drive this car beyond oh, say, the end of our street.
