[W126 Coupe] items for sale

[IHouse]

Hi folks!

I have appreciated all the help you have given me on this list for the 
last five years I have owned my 87 560 SEC.  I sold my car last week and 
  while cleaning out the garage I found a good bit of accumulated items 
that might be helpful for your car, and I no longer need them.  I'd like 
to sell everything together because, well, it would be easier that way. 
  If you are interested, please email me privately so as not to clutter 
up the list:  80tiger at gmail.com

original MB bound printed shop manual - used
MityVac Silver Automatic tester, case, and attachments (vacuum tester) - 
never used
Powerbleed Hydraulic Brake and Clutch Pressure Bleeder (for changing the 
brake fluid) - never used
MityVac Fluid Evacuator Plus 8.8 litre - change oil or transmission 
fluid from the engine compartment - never used
Knecht oil filters (five)
Hecht air filters (two)
Bosch fuel filter with washers
Bosch spark plug gapping tool
Cargo net from rear of front seat
Door edge guards - chrome
Vacuum hose thick flexible rubber - 1 meter
Vacuum hose hard plastic - several meters
Headlight wiper blade insert - 1
Transmission filter kit
Bilstein transmission fluid (3 gts. - never opened)
Hengst power steering filter
Pentosin DOT4 brake fluid (0.75 litre, 2 - never opened)
Bosch 4-224 wiper blade inserts - 2
Original amber front corners (I had replaced these with aftermarket 
clear ones)
MB fuses - 6 white, 1 red, 1 blue
Sylvania Amber Silverstar 2057 bulbs
Homemade cluster puller tools
Copied MB service discs
MB coolant (1/2 gallon left of full gallon)

Most of these items were purchased from Rusty, Jonathan, or Performance 
Products and were for my car.  I do not know which other MBs these would 
fit.

My rough estimate of the value of these items if new (and most of them 
are) is $600.  Any takers at $300 plus actual cost of shipping?  I can 
separate if there are no takers at that price.  If no interest, I will 
put on Ebay.  First come, first served.

Thanks again for everyone's help and forgive the long post.

Regards,
Ike