2002 Mercedes-benz Slk320 Hardtop Convertible 2-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
Clinton, Tennessee, United States
This is your chance to purchase an EXCELLENT car and help a very good cause!!!! I am listing this for the Catholic Church, Saint Therese, located in Clinton, Tennessee 37716. A local parishioner donated the car to the church and Father Julis has authorized me to sell the vehicle to raise money so the Church can raise money to purchase a van. It is an excellent car owned by a professional which I would love to have myself, however, my wife is Catholic and she is hoping the Church can raise a lot of money to purchase the van for missions. This car has a CLEAN Carfax. This car is a beautiful special order option-548 Firemist Red ($640.00) with Charcoal Leather Interior. The only optional equipment ordered on this car is the option-423 Automatic Transmission w/Touch Shift, ($1300.00) There is one button to push to lower/raise the power hardtop. This car was close to $50,000 new (see Original Window Sticker) and has been well taken care of during it's lifetime. The car has 130,000 miles with a recent service coming at 129,896 miles which included a complete Maintenance Inspection which included oil/filter change, washed /detailed, tune up, air filter replaced, rear crank shaft seal replaced, glove box checked, new valve cover gaskets and wipers replaced. The car has almost new tires and drives wonderfully. The hardtop is so nice with only one button to push to operate.
The car also comes with all tools and supplies as well as the Window Sticker and all books and materials supplied from the dealer. You will not find a nicer driving car around and PLEASE do not forget this a wonderful opportunity to purchase a GREAT car and help a wonderful cause at the same time. Please bid with confidence. We can help arrange shipping but shipping is the sole responsibility of the buyer. The car is being sold AS-IS as well. I also reserve the right to end the auction because early as the car will be listed locally. Please feel free to contact Sal at 865-680-6151 should you have any questions about the car. Feel free to contact Father Julis at St. Therese Church, Clinton, Tennessee 37717 at 865-457-4073 if you have any questions about the project the sale of this car will benefit. This is a NO RESERVE auction. Winning bidder must pay a $500.00 down payment within 48 hrs of auctions end by check, cash, certified funds or Paypal.. The balance may be paid by wire transfer or certified funds. The funds will be verified before transfer of the vehicle takes place. Good Luck Bidding!!!!! |
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