These top of the line sedans were dubbed the Sonderklasse, which in German means or special truck pa...

1. This 1991 Mercedes 350SD Asks $44,000, Is Originally From
Texas.
These top of the line sedans were dubbed the Sonderklasse, which in German means or special truck
parts class. There's nothing slow about this big diesel Benz, in fact the seller touts getting speeding
tickets in it!
Speaking of the rich, they are who you might most commonly find behind the wheel of classy rides
like today's 1991 Mercedes Benz 350SD, valets and car thieves not withstanding.
Howard Hughes supposedly collected, among other personal intimates, jar upon jar of his own urine.
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2. I say that those miles are amazing because the car looks to be in remarkable condition for having
gone that distance. 15 slots?
You decide!
What do you think about his chances of that working out? Does this amazingly tidy W126 seem like it
might be worth that kind of scratch? Or, at that price is the seller's Ferrari goal a Benz too far?
H/T to Choirboy82 for the hookup!
The ad says the car is completely serviced and cross-country ready. That ad also apologizes for the
price, which at $44,000 ain't chicken feed, but explains that the current owner is seeking to buy a
Testarossa and hence is looking to bank that form the sale of this big Benz.

3. The 3.5-litre six is also known for suffering head gasket issues as well as cracked heads on the
American editions. For what reason, we don't precisely know, perhaps it was in the hope that Sasha
Grey would eventually show up?
The interior, made from what looks to be the leather of only the most angelic of cows, seems far too
nice for the car's miles and years, and evidences none of that weird scrunching of the door pillar
material or dash cracking that is typical of the age.
It should be noted that the 1990-91 350SD is not powered by the venerated OM617 3-litre five
cylinder, an engine that will likely join cockroaches, Kanye's ego, and Bengazi investigations in
surviving the apocalypse. There's no rust, and it comes with its original stereo and an extra turbo in
the trunk. Unfortunately for its Canadian seller, fully 64% of you felt its price was too rich for your
blood.
The W126 Benz had a remarkably long production run, debuting in 1979 and sticking around until
being replaced by the W140 more than a decade later. The bodywork appearing immaculate in both
its conception and presentation, with all its trim equally intact. Those problems tended to show up
early, and as this 350SD has an amazing 222,000 miles on the clock, it's likely that the mill will keep
on keepin' on.
Old Milwaukee Craigslist, or go here if the ad disappears.
Collecting undesirable things doesn't always have to be a rich man's sport, as proven by yesterday's
time capsule 1978 Chevy Chevette.

4. The seller of today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe Mercedes has based its price partially on his desire to
fund another purchase, that of a Ferrari Testarossa. Instead, these cars - 2,066 U.S. The pics have it
running on a set of chrome 15-slots, but the ad says it's presently on factory wheels, which should
be... production - offer the OM603, a 3,449-cc SOHC six cylinder that with a turbo produces 136-bhp
and 228 lb-ft of torque.. That's perhaps not the best arbitrator of value, but then, wait 'til you see
this Benz.
Help me out with NPOCP. That of course means something different here in the States - a place in
school where you put the slow kids