I saw it sitting in the parking lot of a car repair place in Bridgewater, NJ. It's creme outside, us bumpers, no rust (not even in jackpoints), alloy rims, euro H4 lights. Interior is beige cloth, automatic (damn!), front power windows. The odometer said 134k, and I totally belive it judging by the condition.. it looks like a real cherry.. I also think it's a one-owner car from the old style license plates on it that NJ stopped making in ~1986. I have no financial interest in the car, if anyone is interested I will get a phone number.

The Euro 300d is appealing to me only because of the
5 spd manual, and this one is an auto. If its in great
shape then its worth a look, but does it get more points
for being a 'euro' with an auto?

A few months ago, when I had first bought my Euro 300D (4-speed manual), I took it to my friend's Benz shop to show off my new rare find. It was not so rare as I expected, however, since he already had one in his shop that he was working on. Two Euro 300D's in Chimacum (Chimacum, where's that?), Washington!

TD,
I'm extremely interested. If you could get me the number that would be great, only if you have time.

Alex
ajh268@nyu.edu

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1983 300D (parked for four years)
2012 VW Sportwagen TDI Manual
2001 Miata SE
1962 Chevrolet Corvair Rampside