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Old Mar 22, 2015 | 05:08 PM
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I've been searching for a clean C43 in FL and figured I would post here and see if there are any around the forum. I currently drive a 2013 370z and have been considering something new for awhile. Also, is there anything in particular I should look for when searching for a good one? The car would DD to work which is about 15 miles each way.
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I've been searching for a clean C43 in FL and figured I would post here and see if there are any around the forum. I currently drive a 2013 370z and have been considering something new for awhile. Also, is there anything in particular I should look for when searching for a good one? The car would DD to work which is about 15 miles each way.
So you are planning on going from a 13' 370z to a 15 year old benz? Will this be your only car? Look for maintenance records...make sure tranny has been looked after REGULARLY,PRONE TO FAILURE.Rust also lower fender area,front control arms.Some parts are very expensive on these exclusive AMG's.Try and find the cleanest,well maintained example.Much better in the long run.They are quick fun cars,if you want to fly under the radar and be somewhat stealth these are for you.Just don't expect performance anywhere near your Z.
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In ablut 10-15 years youll wish you drove the 370z as your daily not the 43....if you get one

Good luck on your search. I never had any major problems on my car since I owned it. Its been a very reliable car k ock on wood.

Make sure the tranny shifts normally. Other than that they are bullet proof
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Old Mar 22, 2015 | 08:05 PM
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Thanks for the replies. Replacement transmission costly? I'm not expecting performance to be the same, just have always like C36s and 43s. I think their design will stand the test of time.
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Thanks for the replies. Replacement transmission costly? I'm not expecting performance to be the same, just have always like C36s and 43s. I think their design will stand the test of time.
Yes figure around 3k. Yes timeless design and interiors over built, last forever.I love mine will never sell it.I Have two cars that are my toys and a daily.The 43 is absoloutly fine as a DD.I just don't dd mine,its too nice lol.

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Old Mar 22, 2015 | 08:42 PM
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Yes figure around 3k. Yes timeless design and interiors over built, last forever.I love mine will never sell it.I Have two cars that are my toys and a daily.The 43 is absoloutly fine as a DD.I just don't dd mine,its too nice lol.
I would DD it for the long term, maybe for a year or so before it starts splitting time with another toy.
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Transmission is not prone to failure at all as long as it was serviced normally. Some early examples fell victim to the false "lifetime transmission fluid" b.s. MB was putting out. At this point, those have all LONG since been replaced or rebuilt. When's the last time anyone heard of a C43 or w210 E55 needing a transmission? I can't even recall there being a thread here.
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Transmission is not prone to failure at all as long as it was serviced normally. Some early examples fell victim to the false "lifetime transmission fluid" b.s. MB was putting out. At this point, those have all LONG since been replaced or rebuilt. When's the last time anyone heard of a C43 or w210 E55 needing a transmission? I can't even recall there being a thread here.
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Old Mar 24, 2015 | 01:41 PM
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I'd go for it. Like others have said, don't believe all the transmission talk. That is purely internet hype, these cars have very good transmissions. If they get replaced it's because the shop doesn't know how to fix it and is trying to cash in on you. I do all the trans work at my dealer and I have dealt with MANY cars in with replaced trans from indy shops and there is no way they needed a trans. They never do actually. I can only think of one time telling someone they needed a .6 trans replaced but that was due to car sitting in a field forever and internally was all rusted up and wasn't worth salvaging.

There aren't really any exclusive parts on a c43 from a regular Mercedes that will be more costly.

For what it's worth, coworker has a brand new 370z nismo and thought he had something for my c43 (with 55 swap). We finally went out on the highway one day after happy hour, let me tell you, the c-class completely destroyed that car, it wasn't even a race. We went 5 or 6 times from different speeds. I'm talking bus lengths, no joke.

Plus the quality of vehicle is more and the ride is much better also, braking is easily as good. Very nice quality cars that are also comfortable and affordable. w202 is one of the hidden great daily driving cars out there that very few people even know about. Jap cars cannot compete with Mercedes.
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Originally Posted by Kram_CFL
I would DD it for the long term, maybe for a year or so before it starts splitting time with another toy.


hey man. Im an MB tech at the Hilton Head, SC dealer about 2 hrs from Jacksonville, fl. I have a clean 1999 c43 w/175k with a 140k/55 engine swapped may be looking to part with. every seal gasket timing chain all replaced. no oil leaks, lowered on h&rs, 15% tint all around, 50% on entire front window, door handles color matched, 18in monos(have stock 17's too) second cat and res deleted. c55 bigger front calipers and rotors, all problematic parts replaced in transmission. serviced extensively, benzslo is right about these transmissions. I do a lot of trans work at my dealer and have seen only a couple .6's get replaced and that was due to lack of maintenance etc. electric connector, shift control module, trans conductor plate all new, trans control unit has never had fluid leak into it. crank sensor, mass air flow etc all new. new radiator, thermostat, water pump, coolant reservoir, new steering shock, ball joints, control arm bushings etc,pretty much everything new. probably tons of stuff im missing. ive put a lot of time and labor in this thing. and everything is done right. no warning lights at all, engine is strong. can do rolling burnouts in first, tires brake loose in 2nd. stomps trailblazer SS's lol. cruise control, a/c and heat, pneumatic, heated seats all work. nothing wrong with car, have driven every day for over 3 years and never had a problem. got it with 120k and completely stock. just thinking it might be time for a new project.
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hey man. Im an MB tech at the Hilton Head, SC dealer about 2 hrs from Jacksonville, fl. I have a clean 1999 c43 w/175k with a 140k/55 engine swapped may be looking to part with. every seal gasket timing chain all replaced. no oil leaks, lowered on h&rs, 15% tint all around, 50% on entire front window, door handles color matched, 18in monos(have stock 17's too) second cat and res deleted. c55 bigger front calipers and rotors, all problematic parts replaced in transmission. serviced extensively, benzslo is right about these transmissions. I do a lot of trans work at my dealer and have seen only a couple .6's get replaced and that was due to lack of maintenance etc. electric connector, shift control module, trans conductor plate all new, trans control unit has never had fluid leak into it. crank sensor, mass air flow etc all new. new radiator, thermostat, water pump, coolant reservoir, new steering shock, ball joints, control arm bushings etc,pretty much everything new. probably tons of stuff im missing. ive put a lot of time and labor in this thing. and everything is done right. no warning lights at all, engine is strong. can do rolling burnouts in first, tires brake loose in 2nd. stomps trailblazer SS's lol. cruise control, a/c and heat, pneumatic, heated seats all work. nothing wrong with car, have driven every day for over 3 years and never had a problem. got it with 120k and completely stock. just thinking it might be time for a new project.
I found it hard to finish reading this post with such a massive erection
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Old Mar 24, 2015 | 02:23 PM
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I'd go for it. Like others have said, don't believe all the transmission talk. That is purely internet hype, these cars have very good transmissions. If they get replaced it's because the shop doesn't know how to fix it and is trying to cash in on you. I do all the trans work at my dealer and I have dealt with MANY cars in with replaced trans from indy shops and there is no way they needed a trans. They never do actually. I can only think of one time telling someone they needed a .6 trans replaced but that was due to car sitting in a field forever and internally was all rusted up and wasn't worth salvaging.

There aren't really any exclusive parts on a c43 from a regular Mercedes that will be more costly.

For what it's worth, coworker has a brand new 370z nismo and thought he had something for my c43 (with 55 swap). We finally went out on the highway one day after happy hour, let me tell you, the c-class completely destroyed that car, it wasn't even a race. We went 5 or 6 times from different speeds. I'm talking bus lengths, no joke.

Plus the quality of vehicle is more and the ride is much better also, braking is easily as good. Very nice quality cars that are also comfortable and affordable. w202 is one of the hidden great daily driving cars out there that very few people even know about. Jap cars cannot compete with Mercedes.

Totally agree with everything said.

ive owned nothing but w202s. Great cars man. Just the right amount of electronic aids. Not overengineered

if there are w202s that need extra care, they have to be the early 95-96 m104 straight motors.

They tend to overheat and the wiring harness eventually crumbles into pieces.

You simply cant go wrong with a c43. Its a bargain of the century right now
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Haha. I also have pics on this forum but can send more.
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Originally Posted by benzslo
I'd go for it. Like others have said, don't believe all the transmission talk. That is purely internet hype, these cars have very good transmissions. If they get replaced it's because the shop doesn't know how to fix it and is trying to cash in on you. I do all the trans work at my dealer and I have dealt with MANY cars in with replaced trans from indy shops and there is no way they needed a trans. They never do actually. I can only think of one time telling someone they needed a .6 trans replaced but that was due to car sitting in a field forever and internally was all rusted up and wasn't worth salvaging.

There aren't really any exclusive parts on a c43 from a regular Mercedes that will be more costly.

For what it's worth, coworker has a brand new 370z nismo and thought he had something for my c43 (with 55 swap). We finally went out on the highway one day after happy hour, let me tell you, the c-class completely destroyed that car, it wasn't even a race. We went 5 or 6 times from different speeds. I'm talking bus lengths, no joke.

Plus the quality of vehicle is more and the ride is much better also, braking is easily as good. Very nice quality cars that are also comfortable and affordable. w202 is one of the hidden great daily driving cars out there that very few people even know about. Jap cars cannot compete with Mercedes.
There aren't any exclusive parts on a c43 from a regular Mercedes that will be more costly? Have you checked on a set of Xenon headlights lately? How about Front bumpers? Side skirts and rear bumpers? That's just touching the surface
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The handling is not going to be as sporty as your 370z, Ive also had 3 W202's, They are probably one of the greatest built cars for the money. When you throw the C43 in the mix, that just makes the W202 feel even more special. When I drive a different car..and then drive my C43 after that, it becomes very apparent why they are such great cars. You wont regret getting one, just find a well sorted one, lots of little things can add up quick on these cars.
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The handling is not going to be as sporty as your 370z, Ive also had 3 W202's, They are probably one of the greatest built cars for the money. When you throw the C43 in the mix, that just makes the W202 feel even more special. When I drive a different car..and then drive my C43 after that, it becomes very apparent why they are such great cars. You wont regret getting one, just find a well sorted one, lots of little things can add up quick on these cars.
My wife owns a 2001 is 300 lexus which is a great little car. Honestly in many ways its better than a 202. Its built well and the ride is amazing but when I sit into my 43 after driving her car its a whole different world. It feels more solid, tight, and grounded for some reason. Even after my 2000 c280, the 43 is a whole different car. More sporty feel to it definitely
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There aren't any exclusive parts on a c43 from a regular Mercedes that will be more costly? Have you checked on a set of Xenon headlights lately? How about Front bumpers? Side skirts and rear bumpers? That's just touching the surface
The only exclusive, hard to find parts? You just listed all of them. Except the headlights. Any w202 xenons are the same, and they are stupidly expensive (been hunting a replacement lens for a YEAR that costs less than $370).

But the bumpers and sideskirts are the only hard to find and hard to replace parts. Every single other part on this car was standard on a w202 or w210.

The front rotors are crazy expensive, but as we've covered here there are replacements out there (06 C230 Sport rotors are almost exact replacement, no mods needed, considerably cheaper plus drilled/slotted).
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Originally Posted by c43amgN843
hey man. Im an MB tech at the Hilton Head, SC dealer about 2 hrs from Jacksonville, fl. I have a clean 1999 c43 w/175k with a 140k/55 engine swapped may be looking to part with. every seal gasket timing chain all replaced. no oil leaks, lowered on h&rs, 15% tint all around, 50% on entire front window, door handles color matched, 18in monos(have stock 17's too) second cat and res deleted. c55 bigger front calipers and rotors, all problematic parts replaced in transmission. serviced extensively, benzslo is right about these transmissions. I do a lot of trans work at my dealer and have seen only a couple .6's get replaced and that was due to lack of maintenance etc. electric connector, shift control module, trans conductor plate all new, trans control unit has never had fluid leak into it. crank sensor, mass air flow etc all new. new radiator, thermostat, water pump, coolant reservoir, new steering shock, ball joints, control arm bushings etc,pretty much everything new. probably tons of stuff im missing. ive put a lot of time and labor in this thing. and everything is done right. no warning lights at all, engine is strong. can do rolling burnouts in first, tires brake loose in 2nd. stomps trailblazer SS's lol. cruise control, a/c and heat, pneumatic, heated seats all work. nothing wrong with car, have driven every day for over 3 years and never had a problem. got it with 120k and completely stock. just thinking it might be time for a new project.
More miles than I was originally looking for, but I could be interested. When are you putting it up for sale?
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Not to tell you what to do, but I think you underestimated the car c43amgN843 is selling.

For one thing, miles don't affect these cars the way they do most. Would you like to see pics of the interior of my 99 with 290k miles? It's indistinguishable from one with 25k miles.

But most importantly, c43amgN843 is an expert who has put a LOT of time, effort, and money into making sure his car is top-notch. If I could sell both my cars in time, I'd buy his in a heartbeat.
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Not to tell you what to do, but I think you underestimated the car c43amgN843 is selling.

For one thing, miles don't affect these cars the way they do most. Would you like to see pics of the interior of my 99 with 290k miles? It's indistinguishable from one with 25k miles.

But most importantly, c43amgN843 is an expert who has put a LOT of time, effort, and money into making sure his car is top-notch. If I could sell both my cars in time, I'd buy his in a heartbeat.
I agree 100%! Unfortunately it seems as if that car was sold since thread has been quiet ever since he had a buyer lined up. I had asked about interior photos and after it was stated that someone was ready to purchase...If I would have lived closer, I would have drove out to see it in person but since Orlando to South Carolina is a long drive, I wanted to see more photos first.
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I've been searching for a clean C43 in FL and figured I would post here and see if there are any around the forum. I currently drive a 2013 370z and have been considering something new for awhile. Also, is there anything in particular I should look for when searching for a good one? The car would DD to work which is about 15 miles each way.
Kram; I am new to this site, but I have an '98 C-43 with 123,000 miles, which is in very, very nice shape. It runs like a banshee, due to an excellent mechanic. I have had it for four years and have replaced all plugs, wires, condenser, compressor, etc., all parts from Germany through port of California. Normal wear and tear to the paint, but still shines and it has been garaged since I've had it. Problem is, I'm in PA, not Florida. You can call if you want to discuss, 610-730-3545; have family situations and health issues which make it a good time for me to move on.
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