Mercedes 240d Engine Diesel Block Motor Assembly 4 Cylinder W123 1979 240d on 2040-parts.com
Kirkland, Washington, United States
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I am selling my MERCEDES 240D Engine Diesel Block motor assembly 4 cylinder w123 1979 240D
this is a running motor with recent valve adjustment. thanks for looking it is off a 1979 240D. I have been unable to sell the car locally so I am going to part it out and be done with it. thanks for stopping by the whole car is available for $1200 but has a salvage title 4speed manual tranny is available for $600 runs and drives nice. the car is running and driving nice what other parts do you need. cheers and good luck |
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