1969 Mercedes-Benz 220D

• only one full-size photo is actually this car, the rest of the gallery is tiny thumbnails of other sedans, so the 13-photo gallery is mostly padding
• in that one photo the silver-grey paint looks dull and dusty, like a car that has sat outside, so at minimum a deep clean and polish, and possibly paint work, belongs in the budget
• chrome grille shell and bumper look intact but equally dull, a detailing cost rather than replacement if they clean up
• debris and leaves are visible around the windshield base, a sign of outdoor storage, so check for water leaks and rust before valuing it as a runner
• the four thumbnails big enough to open are other cars entirely, a white sedan, a black coupe and two big sedans, so they add no evidence about this diesel
• can't judge the seats or interior, nothing inside is shown, so upholstery cost stays unknown
• can't judge the dash, no interior photo is provided, so trim cost can't be priced
• can't judge the engine bay, it is never shown, so the diesel's mechanical condition is a complete unknown
• can't judge the underside, no lift photo, so W114 sill and floor rust is still a risk

Money: with no price listed, the single real photo shows a dusty, outdoor-stored sedan, so price it as a recommissioning project, not a ready driver, until the bay and underside are seen