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Here is a Aug 2002 Build Mercedes Benz C180K

Standard Equipment

8 Speaker Stereo Disc Brakes Front Ventilated ABS (Antilock Brakes) Disc Brakes Rear Solid Adjustable Steering Col. - Tilt & Reach Engine Immobiliser Air Cond. - Climate Control Fog Lamps - Front Airbags - Driver & Passenger (Dual) Headrests - Integrated 2nd Row Airbags - Head for 1st Row Seats (Front) Independent Rear Suspension Airbags - Head for 2nd Row Seats Leather Seats - Partial Airbags - Side for 1st Row Occupants (Front) Multi-function Steering Wheel Airbags - Side for 2nd Row Occupants (rear) Power Door Mirrors Armrests - Front (Driver & Passenger) Power Steering Body Colour - Bumpers Power Windows - Front & Rear Body Colour - Fittings Radio Cassette Brake Assist Remote Boot/Hatch Release Central Locking - Remote/Keyless Speed Limiter Control - Electronic Stability Tacho Control - Traction Trip Computer Cruise Control

We own the car since brand new then we sold the car to our family friend about 18 months ago but he never pay us so we took the car back and now we no longer need this car. The car is un-register and selling as its condition you car do the check on the car the Chassic number is : WDC2030462R076843

The only job to put the car on road again is replace the wind screen (Quote by O'brien $400) and needs clean interior bit dirty. ^^

Price: $10000 may consider swap plus cash on my side.

Inspection welcome car locate Sunnybank

Interest call 0424504828

Thanks

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