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I am new to the board and realized I never properly introduced myself first with my car and details. I am from Canada and purchased a 1997 C36 AMG that I plan on making immaculate, if anyone has any ideas or tips on how to do that please let me know.
Hey Guys,
Thanks for the feedback , I am on the lookout for nice Monos in 18. Nothing is wrong with the car except it's missing the Right Front Tow hook cover as I just purchased a Left one from Russia for 115 that came in the mail the other day and its in good condition.
Congrats on the new beautiful car! I spent the last year getting my C43 as close to showroom condition as possible. It has been such a great project (and relatively affordable) to restore. I really enjoy driving it juxtaposed to my newer AMG's.
Wow you put me to shame with your Car.. its in showroom condition looks excellent!! I will detail my car on weekend and try to take some good interior pics...Although I cannot compete with that
Wow you put me to shame with your Car.. its in showroom condition looks excellent!! I will detail my car on weekend and try to take some good interior pics...Although I cannot compete with that
Your car looks awesome also! I didn't mean to steal your thunder, I was in your shoes one year ago when I purchased my C43. Luckily, I didn't really have to do anything major to get her looking and running 100%. As for the interior, the only item I had restored was the steering wheel, I had it refurbished by a local interior specialist.
I enjoyed seeing your immaculate C43 man , It gives me ideas on what to do with mine, IE I need an interior specialist for my steering wheel and those same rims , but damn they are expensive for a mint set of 18 inch monos.
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