2004 Mercedes-benz Clk55 Amg Base Convertible 2-door 5.5l on 2040-cars
Meridianville, Alabama, United States
For auction is a beautiful and rare 2004 Mercedes-Benz CLK 55 AMG convertible (V8 monster). At the time of this listing there were only four for sale on e-bay at all years produced.
This vehicle was built at the AMG factory in Germany (100% US Compliant) and it can be yours right in time for summer! If you don't know, AMG is the Mercedes Benz high performance manufacturer. You're not going to find any aftermarket bolt-ons from auto zone on this vehicle; the high performance drive train is hand built from the manufacturer. It's triple black, it's fully loaded, and wrapped in hand stitched leather and suede. The AMG badging is everywhere. It's beautiful and has the get up and go of an acme rocket, especially in "Sport" or "Manumatic" (paddle shifters) mode. This car is not your typical CLK and a short ride behind the wheel will show you why. The car is 10 years old and has the typical wear and tear any vehicle of that age has. Overall, it's very nice and in very good mechanical condition. I have a clean vehicle history report in hand and available upon request. Original MSRP $80,695.00! That's right ladies and gentlemen, you get a $80k Mercedes-Benz for the price of a base model honda. Feel free to ask questions through e-bay or call or text 2 five 6-49 seven -nine six one one for questions. |
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