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1987 300D for TheDon
I saw this one on cars.com recently. I don't feel like making the drive, so go get it, Joe!
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Thanks - I've edited the link, and as I type this, it's still working.
In case my new link becomes invalid later, here are the pictures in all their glory: |
The custom grill kills it for me.
Perhaps a colormatched oem grill would look better |
If it were closer, not in a salt-air environment, and the interior isn't butchered, for the price it sure seems worth the effort to make it right again. I'll bet it's not leather either.
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I could probably talk it down... a lot...
but I don't want a 87 300D.. working on a 602 killed it for me.. |
I'd rather have it without that body kit...
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I'm more in the market for a W126 now.. an SD would be nice... or an SDL with a 617
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Bmw Suck?
Either a W123, 124 or 126 makes a good Diesel choice IMO. Pick the one best for you.
All of them saw service as taxis in Germany. I noticed that you people in Florida sure have a rich and wonderful plethora of personalized license plate designs if you wanted to get them. Pretty amazing. I recently put in application for one, that would say BMW SUK but everyone here thinks the Calif DMV censors won't let that one get issued. I already paid the fee for it. |
Nowadays the word "sucks" seems pretty tame. I wouldn't think they'd care.
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Thats right out of a section 8 complex.:D
If you could get it for $500 so you can remove all the crap, provided it drives well. The front bumper looks like its mostly bondo. |
Holy raid on Kmart.
Would have to find a bunch of parts to replace that crap but it could be nice. Low miles and all (if the odo is rite) |
Somebody sure did ugly up the front of that poor car. My $.02 Don
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