1979 Mercedes 300SD - Part 9 Walk Around FOR SALE!!! 

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Well thank you so much for the kind words I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos thank you for watching.

Yeah this one is pretty amazing

@@woodsandbarclay how much please ?!

This one already sold however I do not discuss business or prices in RU-vid comments. Please feel free to contact me directly to move the sale price for this vehicle.

Yeah the 116 is my favorite. I do have one on the website coming soon :)

Thank you!

Hahaha I can never get them perfect but I try to get them damn close!!!

Absolutely the 116 is a better built car with better materials and better chassis.

Thank you I really loved this car it was one of my favorites!

Thank you there is a very similar one on the website but it has black interior!!! It's my best w116 find yet!

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Yes I agree the bumpers were very big!

This one ended up in New Jersey

@@woodsandbarclay Cool! You have shipped a few Overseas also, right?

Yes I have cars in Europe, Central America, and even Dubai!!!

@@woodsandbarclay Astonishing ... All the way to Dubai? Which car was shipped to Dubai?

It was the Orient Red Wagon not the last one I did but the one before that it had about 85,000 mi on it. By the way I set up a new patreon page that allows you to become a member and get early access to all my videos. If you're able to please join as it definitely helps me out because making these videos is very time consuming. If you look in the description of this video you should see a link to my patreon page.

Please contact me all the info is on the website including email and phone number. www.woodsandbarclay.com

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You can see all the pricing on the website.

All of our pricing is listed on the website www.woodsandbarclay.com we also ship cars all over the country so the fact that you don't live in Georgia is not a problem. I hear that comment a lot, people wanting to have a classic car as a daily driver but our cars are too nice. That is a huge mistake in your thinking. The last thing you want in your life is a classic car that is not nice, it will absolutely break your wallet and your bank account. When buying a classic car you want to make sure you buy the nicest possible car you can afford. If you buy a cheap classic car the mechanical and restoration costs are going to be exponentially more expensive than starting with something that's already restored. Especially if you're looking at a w116 Mercedes. There's no such thing as a cheap 116 Mercedes. The cars are either original owner cars that need to be restored or they're just completely trashed and not feasible to restore due to the cost. So be very very careful when you're looking for a classic car.

@@woodsandbarclay Thanks. I found the website.

Thank you ;)

That was an option in 1979. This car was ordered without one. If you look at a lot of old cars from the '60s and 70s you will learn that a lot of them did not have passenger side mirrors.

@@woodsandbarclay I know

@@blackberry3115 okay well you asked where it was so I figured you didn't know that.

@@woodsandbarclay I do

@@blackberry3115 ah okay so you being rhetorical I get it

First you need to read the instructions that came with your compressor. There's usually some oil from the factory in there. We add 180 CC's which is 6 ounces. I've talked with Pierre hedary about this and he also agrees 180cc. That is on an empty system that is brand new like yours. Your compressor is probably going to have some residual oil in it from the factory so that'll be another half ounce or an ounce. So the point is people are telling you between 5 oz and 8 oz it's a little variable dependent on the situation like I said we do 6 ounces

@@woodsandbarclay thank you sir. I was told no more than 85% of the original charge if I use r134 (I converted it to that). Is that correct?

@@johnbower5732 correct

@@woodsandbarclay thank you for your help

​@@woodsandbarclay what oil would be best? Ester or Pag?

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Pricing for all of our vehicles is listed on our website. www.woodsandbarclay.com

Yeah that was a really beautiful car.

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