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What's up everyone. I posted a thread in the new member section but I figured why not make one here since this is the C36 section and get to know some people. I've had my fair share of vehicles over the years and decided that it's time to get something a little different. I stumbled upon this one a few days ago and couldn't let it go. So I introduce to you my '95 C36 AMG w/ 10k miles. I might end up doing some things but I'm not sure because I do love it the way it is but we shall see.
Holy mother of God. 10k miles? Please build a museum and put it in there! Buy one with 150k miles to druve and modify! You are sooooooo lucky. How the hell?? 10k??
Thanks everyone, greatly appreciated! I will most likely leave it stock. Honestly, I would feel horrible doing any sort of modification to it. I wanted to do bags, keep stock wheels and call it a day. But I don't think I could even do that. I love the car the way it is.
I found it on Craigslist nearby. 80 year old grandpa was selling it and he had it in storage for 15+ years. He took me to the garage he had it stored at and all! Very nice guy. Old school Italian and all he believed was in Mercedes. He had 5 cars ranging from this C class to the GL in front of his house. So I do believe the mileage is geniune. I ran the VIN and there are no discrepancies with that. But the car reflects its mileage if you see it in person and I'm happy with the car so that's all that matters! The first day I registered it I was getting thumbs up and compliments on the road! But I've had people talk me down on it already calling it BS on other pages, this and that but people will say whatever they want regardless. I plan on keeping it stock because it's so mint!
Yea, saying the mileage isn't original and don't believe it the condition of the car, etc. Don't get why some talk smack when there are cars all over the world with age that have low mileage. I guess it's not common with this car? Not sure but who cares!
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