Re: [MBZ] Pricing a 240 for sale

2005-06-20 Thread redghost
thread a few weeks ago about the 240D Rusty was selling for a ... 
another person.  Totally perfect, needs nothing, sweet chariot=$4000.  
Much discussion about market value of a 240D ensues.  Most people feel 
between $500 and $999.  Others think $50, because who wants a rusted 
out 240, too slow to get out of its own way?


#1 condition 240 should be able to get that $4000

#2 condition much less than $4000

20 footer is lucky at $500

my $0.02

On Sunday, June 19, 2005, at 05:50 AM, Schisler, Gary wrote:

Can anyone shed light on the appropriate price range for a nice 79 
240D?

I may be selling mine but I can't for the life of me put a value on it.
None of the appropriate sources really seem to work for 26 year old
diesels.  This car has been in our family since new so I am afraid that
I might try to put some emotional value in it.  Any ideas?

If you don't want to comment on pricing/valuing on line, email me off
line.


Gary
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Re: [MBZ] Pricing a 240 for sale

2005-06-20 Thread C8NDYJ
IM selling my 420 sel for 2000.00 it has 186000 miles on it but a rebuilt  
engine  with 8 new brakes new timing belt and water pump and rebuilt  
tranny 
i got a new one that why IM selling it  773-895-1871


Re: [MBZ] Pricing a 240 for sale

2005-06-20 Thread Kaleb C. Striplin

what year?  Got any pics?

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IM selling my 420 sel for 2000.00 it has 186000 miles on it but a rebuilt  
engine  with 8 new brakes new timing belt and water pump and rebuilt  tranny 
i got a new one that why IM selling it  773-895-1871

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Re: [MBZ] Pricing a 240 for sale

2005-06-20 Thread JabbaHursty
if anything, swine underestimates the value.  a solidly running 240D is 
worth $1500.


in some areas, W123 Mercedes have virtually disappeared.  you will not find 
many nice 240Ds anywhere.



At 09:09 PM 6/19/2005, you wrote:

you are on crack mac.

Steve MacSween wrote:


Bottom line is that any used car is worth whatever someone is willing to pay
for it.
The 240d is a special case. People who really want a 240d, and I mean REALLY
want one, want nothing else. And in my experience they will pay top dollar
for a really nice car that has been kept up, or has had real money put into
its refurbishment (and I mean refurb, not detailing and a can of purge).
Tastes may change, fads may come and go, but a good 240d is worth more than
an average 300sd, probably more than even a good SD.
Mac
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


thread a few weeks ago about the 240D Rusty was selling for a ...
another person.  Totally perfect, needs nothing, sweet chariot=$4000.
Much discussion about market value of a 240D ensues.  Most people feel
between $500 and $999.  Others think $50, because who wants a rusted
out 240, too slow to get out of its own way?

#1 condition 240 should be able to get that $4000

#2 condition much less than $4000

20 footer is lucky at $500

my $0.02


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Re: [MBZ] Pricing a 240 for sale

2005-06-20 Thread andrew strasfogel
I hear diesel MBs are all the rage in Costa Rica right now due to gas
prices that are $4.00/gallon.  Old 240s and 300s and are being
shipped down there.


On 6/20/05, JabbaHursty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 if anything, swine underestimates the value.  a solidly running 240D is
 worth $1500.
 
 in some areas, W123 Mercedes have virtually disappeared.  you will not find
 many nice 240Ds anywhere.
 
 
 At 09:09 PM 6/19/2005, you wrote:
 you are on crack mac.
 
 Steve MacSween wrote:
 
 Bottom line is that any used car is worth whatever someone is willing to pay
 for it.
 The 240d is a special case. People who really want a 240d, and I mean REALLY
 want one, want nothing else. And in my experience they will pay top dollar
 for a really nice car that has been kept up, or has had real money put into
 its refurbishment (and I mean refurb, not detailing and a can of purge).
 Tastes may change, fads may come and go, but a good 240d is worth more than
 an average 300sd, probably more than even a good SD.
 Mac
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 thread a few weeks ago about the 240D Rusty was selling for a ...
 another person.  Totally perfect, needs nothing, sweet chariot=$4000.
 Much discussion about market value of a 240D ensues.  Most people feel
 between $500 and $999.  Others think $50, because who wants a rusted
 out 240, too slow to get out of its own way?
 
 #1 condition 240 should be able to get that $4000
 
 #2 condition much less than $4000
 
 20 footer is lucky at $500
 
 my $0.02
 
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   81 240D, 81 240D, 76 240D, 76 300D, 74 240D, 69 250
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Re: [MBZ] Pricing a 240 for sale

2005-06-20 Thread Sunil Hari
I sold my 1974 240D 4-speed for $1250 a year ago.  You should be able
to get at LEAST that for your 123 240D.

On 6/20/05, Mathieu J. Cama [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 1500 will get you a jalopy 240d that looks fair, meaning don't expect too
 much. A good example in nice condition can pull in 3k. Spectacular ones
 have gone for well over 4k. Diesels are back in demand and thus prices have
 been going up steadily for over a year. I get more phone calls from folks
 seeking nice examples of MB diesels than I do for any other car, currently.
 
 Mathieu Cama
 www.oldworldauto.com
 
 
 At 10:34 AM 6/20/2005, you wrote:
 if anything, swine underestimates the value.  a solidly running 240D is
 worth $1500.
 
 in some areas, W123 Mercedes have virtually disappeared.  you will not
 find many nice 240Ds anywhere.
 
 
 At 09:09 PM 6/19/2005, you wrote:
 you are on crack mac.
 
 Steve MacSween wrote:
 
 Bottom line is that any used car is worth whatever someone is willing to 
 pay
 for it.
 The 240d is a special case. People who really want a 240d, and I mean 
 REALLY
 want one, want nothing else. And in my experience they will pay top dollar
 for a really nice car that has been kept up, or has had real money put into
 its refurbishment (and I mean refurb, not detailing and a can of purge).
 Tastes may change, fads may come and go, but a good 240d is worth more than
 an average 300sd, probably more than even a good SD.
 Mac
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 thread a few weeks ago about the 240D Rusty was selling for a ...
 another person.  Totally perfect, needs nothing, sweet chariot=$4000.
 Much discussion about market value of a 240D ensues.  Most people feel
 between $500 and $999.  Others think $50, because who wants a rusted
 out 240, too slow to get out of its own way?
 
 #1 condition 240 should be able to get that $4000
 
 #2 condition much less than $4000
 
 20 footer is lucky at $500
 
 my $0.02
 
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   81 240D, 81 240D, 76 240D, 76 300D, 74 240D, 69 250
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Re: [MBZ] Pricing a 240 for sale

2005-06-20 Thread Mathieu J. Cama
My 240d 3.0 is not for sale. I have way too much in it, especially now that 
is has a low mile euro 3.0 in it. I plan to use this vehicle as a test bed 
for WVO and bio diesel mods. I plan on configuring custom injectors and 
with the help of the fellow who does IPs for me we will play with pump 
settings. I bought that car from a customer who moved onto a 300sd. That 
car has been in my service since it had 108k on the clock. Now it has 
around 177k. Zero rust, clean '83 240ds are hard to come by that have been 
maintained to a T. Plus it is a manny tranny car.


If your 240 was a nice example, you sold it for too little.

Mathieu Cama


At 11:28 AM 6/20/2005, you wrote:

I sold my 1974 240D 4-speed for $1250 a year ago.  You should be able
to get at LEAST that for your 123 240D.





Re: [MBZ] Pricing a 240 for sale

2005-06-20 Thread Mitch Haley
Mathieu J. Cama wrote:
 
 If your 240 was a nice example, you sold it for too little.
 

If it was the pea-green one with the dull paint, it was about
as good as I expect my 300SD to be by the time my investment
hits $1200.



Re: [MBZ] Pricing a 240 for sale

2005-06-20 Thread Sunil Hari
Indeed, it was the pea-green with dull paint and rust and a
non-synchronized tranny.

On 6/20/05, Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Mathieu J. Cama wrote:
 
  If your 240 was a nice example, you sold it for too little.
 
 
 If it was the pea-green one with the dull paint, it was about
 as good as I expect my 300SD to be by the time my investment
 hits $1200.
 
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RE: [MBZ] Pricing a 240 for sale

2005-06-19 Thread Tom Hargrave
Gary,

Assuming it runs, the value ranges $900.00 - $6000.00, unless Kaleb is
buying it, in which case they are all worth $500.00

Not long ago, Rusty sold an excellent daily driver for somewhere around
$4500.00 and I believe the buyer got a great deal.

The value varies because everything depends on condition. You can easily
throw $2.000.00 under the hood of a Mercedes in one weekend.

So, you need to assess the vehicles condition.


Thanks,
Tom Hargrave
256-656-1924
http://stores.ebay.com/Tom-Hargrave-Sales 

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Subject: [MBZ] Pricing a 240 for sale

Can anyone shed light on the appropriate price range for a nice 79 240D?
I may be selling mine but I can't for the life of me put a value on it.
None of the appropriate sources really seem to work for 26 year old diesels.
This car has been in our family since new so I am afraid that I might try to
put some emotional value in it.  Any ideas?  

If you don't want to comment on pricing/valuing on line, email me off line.

 
Gary
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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