190E, 2.6 Sport Line, 5 Speed Manual

Description for Mercedes-Benz 190-Series 1993

This Car is a great little car. I purchased it on E-Bay 10-11 years ago and looked for one year to find one. There were only 700 total Sport Line cars built and fewer with manual transmission.
This was the last year this car was produced and still made in West Germany. It seems like it is built like a tank and a nice fun driver. A 190E 2.6 with the Sportline package and 5-speed manual transmission is rare. The Sport Line model was lowered and you really feel it when getting UP out of it. I believe the Sport Line Edition featured the springs, hocks, teering and seats from the Cosworth 2.3-16V and rated at 168HP. This car has straight Grey leather interior without the red piping and has the wood grain dash. The cracked glass surround shown in one picture has been replaced. See Pic. I have 5 cars and I am moving. Something has got to go. I looked for this specific car (Sport Line, Speed) but I am not a MB expert. If others have any clarification / corrections to my understanding I will pass any comments along.

On Jul-02-15 at 09:04:49 PDT, eller added the following information:

Below are answers to some questions I had that do not seem to appears in the answers. I am adding them now for clarity.
Unsure of when or what. It did work in the past but I never used it much (I did replace the power antenna and recall it being okay then) I can hear the radio stations but sounds like blow speakers. But it has more than 2X speakers so it may be the radio itself??
All Windows work. Sunroof works, ocks all lock and then unlock from driver side key. (the front right seat manual lock has the flared top of the stem broken)
I also noticed that the Driver side mirror inside adjustment lever is missing or broken