1997 Silver Mercedes-benz C36 Amg Rare Classic 1 Of 199 W202 C-class on 2040-cars
Mount Laurel, New Jersey, United States
DO NOT BUY CAR IF YOU DONT CONTACT US FIRST WE DO NOT WANT TO KEEP LISTING IT AND HAVING PEOPLE NEVER PAY THANK YOU Rare 1 of 199 imported into the US 182000 well kept miles Silver over Black Leather interior with Burl Wood trim in amazing condition This car is a rare AMG, the first one sold within MB dealers. 276hp 284lb.tq 3.6l Inline 6 hand built motor 5 speed adaptive automatic transmission 18" E55 AMG wheels with BRAND NEW Continental Tires-Cost $1200 pictures coming Brand New Sport Suspension, Bilstein sport shocks, H&R lowering springs, poly control arm bushings, All steering compontents, ball joints, ect. Handles better than new!!-Cost $1000 Head gasket done within the last year, new wiring harness as well-Cost $2000 Brakes all around-Cost $500 Full custom Boston Acoustics Stereo System.-Cost $1000 The Bad: Headliner just started sagging A/C system needs a new condenser, just started leaking, ($150 part easy to replace) Small rust spots I have tried to slow down with rust fighting paint Paint needs a good detailing as it has some blemishes, bumpers were repainted in the past and haven't held up as well as one would like. Still presentable. I have enjoyed driving this rare beast and would like to see it go to someone who will care for it just as much as I have. Please call or text me if you are interested in taking a look at my AMG. PRICE: $4450 obo show contact info Aaron Tags: Mercedes, Mercedes Benz, MB, Benz, AMG, W202, W201, C36, C43, C55, C32, C63, E55, E63, c, clk, cl, e, s, sl, slk, ml, gl, cla, bmw, audi, vw, volkswagen, 5x112, slammed, stance, car, e30, e36, gti, golf, jetta, diesel, mini, 3, 325, 328, 335, 330, 525, 528, 530, 535, 540, 7, series, a4, a6, s4, s6, m3, m5, racecar, rare, classic, ford, chevy, lincoln, cadillac, toyota, nissan, honda, |
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