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BARGAIN TRADE SALE CLEARANCE PRICES / GOOD RUNNER / NO WARRANTY SOLD AS SEEN. A PROJECT FOR SOMEONE, Cars Under 3000 introduce this 1999 MERCEDES CLK 2.3 CLK 230 Elegance Kompressor Auto 2dr finsihed in metallic silver. This car has done circa 129k from new and is in fair condition for its age and mileage.
For T887NTW
Not recorded as stolen
No third-party trace
9 previous keepers
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Plate changes recorded
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No colour changes
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Not an insurance write-off
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MOT history & common failures*
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