Anyone Selling R63?




I would list certain criteria that I'm looking for, but since this car is so rare, I'm open to anything.
Thanks!
That's 2k less than I paid for mine last year with about the same miles.




"Thanks for the link however the dealer isn't willing to work- they refuse to get the car checked out at the local MB dealer. fishy? (I think the owner of the dealer likes the car too much, take a look at mileage on the odometer vs. carfax's last report- dealer also admits he's using it as a daily driver)"








BTW, are your rims 20"X8.5" 265/45/20? The rims on the one I got look stock but the tires read 255/50/19.
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Congrats!!!! I always keep one eye on the R63 forum because it is the rarest of all AMGs and I would have bought one a few years back if only my wife would have let me . . .
For the U.S., the R63 only came with 20 inch wheels. For Europe there was a 21 inch option not available in the U.S. I would definitely have the rims checked by a tire shop upon arrival to make sure the brake calipers clear front and rear with the 19 inch wheels!!! I learned that the hard way when I ordered 18 inch winter wheels for my 2011 E63 and the rears did not fit around the brake calipers (even though my stock wheels are 18 inch). I would not want to find that out in an emergency stop situation. It may be fine but absolutely worth checking. You could also check the owners manual on what winter wheel tire sizes would work and if 19 inch are in there you should likely be fine. I would also wonder how close the offset is on those 19 inch wheels to the factory 20 inch wheels.
In any event, having now one of only 40 to 60 R63s in the U.S. (I am not sure I have ever heard the definitive number sold in the U.S.), you have an obligation to get at least 20 inch wheels back on that beauty. I would go with stock wheels if you can find them at a reasonable enough price since the car is so rare - no need to go aftermarket unless you have to.
In any event, post photos when you get her. Best of luck on what may be the fastest and coolest seven seater ever made!!
Kind regards




I'll find out soon enough if my rims are indeed 20s or 19s. I'm thinking about changing the rims regardless to possibly 21" AMGs or 22" concave but we'll see.
Yes it's quite cool to know that there's only 30-80ish (hard to pinpoint an exact figure) of these in the US. It's certainly different from anything else on the market and despite being five years old, I'm sure will still put a smile on my face years down the road. We plan on keeping this car for a long time.
I'll post some photos once it arrives. Thanks!




MBUSA says 44, AMG Lounge says 30, others say other numbers. Who knows what the official one is but it seems to be quite small.
The production number I quoted was direct from the AMG Chief Editor at the PL, so I think it's safe to trust it.




http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/m...s-history.html
Regardless, it's still 1 of XX which is still pretty cool.
BTW do you have a direct link to the private lounge production number quote? I can't find it on there.
Thanks!




Upon arrival we learned that three of the wheels are 19X9.5 and the front driver's is 19X8.5 with 255/50/19 tires all around. What idiots. Luckily my friend has an extra S Class Sport rim laying around that I replaced the driver's front with in the meantime of figuring out what rims I'll get. The 19" rims just barely, and I mean just barely clear the front calipers. It can't get any closer.
I've learned from research that the offset is ET60 and ET48 for the R with 21X9 inch rims in Europe and US are 20X8.5 ET60.
Still up in the air which rims to choose. New AMGs will be a couple grand and at that point it may be advantageous to just spring for HRE, DPE, or ADV.




I'm thinking to get the ADV5SL which has an AMG flare to it while being a 3 piece concave wheel:
http://www.nagtroc.org/forums/index....ost__p__794777
We could hold our own R63 meets!http://www.nagtroc.org/forums/index....ost__p__794777




I'd love to do an R63 meet up here.
Other wheel options are DPE CS7 and DPE CS5, really trying to go for the concave look on this car.


And one of my distributors should be able to beat that price nicely.




http://www.goodspeedperformance.com/...ng-the-r-class
MB makes OEM 21" AMG rims for the European R63. Surprisingly fairly priced at $1,045 a piece for AMG rims and at that diameter it's not bad, but not really the look I'm going for. The rims look like:
http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5122/5...a7ac62d2_z.jpg
A251-401-20-02 et60
A251-401-29-02 et48
All rims are 21X9, just different offset for front and rear. My MB parts department quoted $1,045 a piece. (Surprisingly the 19" AMG S-Class Sport wheel is $1,300 a piece).
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