Offered by ANX Motors – Houston, TX
Overview:
Offered here is a classic workhorse from the golden era of Mercedes-Benz — the 1984 300TD Wagon, powered by the iconic OM617 5-cylinder turbo diesel engine. These wagons are renowned for their bulletproof reliability, practical utility, and timeless design. This particular example is in fair, running condition, making it a perfect candidate for a restoration project, vintage daily driver, or weekend cruiser.
Vehicle Details:
Year: 1984
Make: Mercedes-Benz
Model: 300TD (W123) Wagon
Engine: 3.0L OM617 5-cylinder turbo diesel
Transmission: Automatic – shifts well
Mileage: 167,000 miles
Condition: Fair overall
Title: Clean
Location: Houston, TX
Highlights & Mechanical:
Strong and healthy OM617 engine – fires up reliably and runs smooth
Transmission shifts smoothly through all gears
No rust – body and undercarriage are solid and dry
Turbo spools properly, cruises comfortably at speed
Suspension and steering feel stable
Brakes respond well
Interior Condition:
Worn interior – front seats, carpets, and trim show visible age
Dashboard has typical cracking for this model
Rear cargo area intact with working tailgate struts
Power accessories such as windows and locks (status can be provided if tested)
All glass present and free from major cracks
Exterior Condition:
Body is straight and rust-free
Paint shows wear and patina consistent with age
Chrome trim complete but may need polishing
Roof rack intact
Why Buy It:
If you're looking for a solid W123 wagon with a reliable drivetrain and a rust-free body, this is it. The 300TD combines timeless looks with unbeatable mechanical durability. With 167k miles, it’s just getting started by OM617 standards. Whether you want to restore it, use it as a vintage daily, or build a cool diesel cruiser, this wagon offers a fantastic foundation.
📞 Contact ANX Motors at 346-475-5909
Walkaround video and detailed photos available upon request.
A true diesel legend with Mercedes-Benz heritage.
Offered as-is. Clean title. Nationwide shipping available.
