A '90 with 215k for $3500, and with problems? Nah. Diesels have come down just in recent months due to the run up in diesel prices. Not but 3 months ago, someone offered me $7000 for my 1991 300d, but I turned it down, now wish I would have taken it. Mine only had 115k on it, and I keep it up real nice. In fact, the offer was from my mechanic.

Seems to me, I've seen some 1991's with 150k on them for about $4k here and there. So, a year older, more miles, and problems, nah. When I buy, I'm not looking for problems, but solutions.

jeff