Finally came with the P30, drivers package, Cf, obsidian, etc, etc.
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08-29-2009, 10:21 AM
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'09 C63 AMG
Nice...congrats!!! 
A few things I noticed...
1. I LOVE the wheels; they look phenomenal on your black C63 AMG!However, having had similar wheels on my BMW 335i, I can say without a doubt, those wheels will only be clean right after you wash them, and will be a major PITA to keep clean...so enjoy them now while they still look good. 
The oem stock C63 AMG wheels are actually a very good choice, imho...mainly b/c they are gray inside and almost never look dirty, and we all know how dirty MB wheels get (especially the front wheels due to the brake dust).
2. I'm guessing you're either in Canada or elsewhere (not U.S.) OR you have one of the first 2010 model C63 AMG with those options, since it seems like you have that middle button on your driver's side door that folds/unfolds your side mirrors AND a start button (Keyless Go)...is that correct?
Bast*rd! j/k. 
3. The carbon fiber trim looks great as well.
4. Not sure how well the alcantara suede steering wheel will hold up, but it's definitely different; I think MB should've made the suede parts a bit smaller, imho.
Enjoy!!!!
A few things I noticed...1. I LOVE the wheels; they look phenomenal on your black C63 AMG!
However, having had similar wheels on my BMW 335i, I can say without a doubt, those wheels will only be clean right after you wash them, and will be a major PITA to keep clean...so enjoy them now while they still look good. The oem stock C63 AMG wheels are actually a very good choice, imho...mainly b/c they are gray inside and almost never look dirty, and we all know how dirty MB wheels get (especially the front wheels due to the brake dust).2. I'm guessing you're either in Canada or elsewhere (not U.S.) OR you have one of the first 2010 model C63 AMG with those options, since it seems like you have that middle button on your driver's side door that folds/unfolds your side mirrors AND a start button (Keyless Go)...is that correct?
Bast*rd! j/k. 3. The carbon fiber trim looks great as well.
4. Not sure how well the alcantara suede steering wheel will hold up, but it's definitely different; I think MB should've made the suede parts a bit smaller, imho.
Enjoy!!!!
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08-29-2009, 12:59 PM
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08-29-2009, 02:06 PM
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EDIT: How rude of me. Forgot to congratulate the OP.
Evo II, congrats on your C63! Love the CF int. trim!
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08-29-2009, 03:01 PM
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2. I'm guessing you're either in Canada or elsewhere (not U.S.) OR you have one of the first 2010 model C63 AMG with those options, since it seems like you have that middle button on your driver's side door that folds/unfolds your side mirrors AND a start button (Keyless Go)...is that correct?
Bast*rd! j/k. EDIT: Sorry benyl missed post #13
08-29-2009, 04:18 PM
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2010 Arctic White AMG C63
I thought the "Drivers Package" was only available in Germany?.?. If so then that's probably where he's at. GREAT ride nonetheless. Are those HRE monoblocks 18s or 19s? I was thinking about getting that same exact wheel in black... (19")
08-30-2009, 03:11 AM
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Nice...congrats!!! A few things I noticed...
1. I LOVE the wheels; they look phenomenal on your black C63 AMG!However, having had similar wheels on my BMW 335i, I can say without a doubt, those wheels will only be clean right after you wash them, and will be a major PITA to keep clean...so enjoy them now while they still look good. The oem stock C63 AMG wheels are actually a very good choice, imho...mainly b/c they are gray inside and almost never look dirty, and we all know how dirty MB wheels get (especially the front wheels due to the brake dust).
2. I'm guessing you're either in Canada or elsewhere (not U.S.) OR you have one of the first 2010 model C63 AMG with those options, since it seems like you have that middle button on your driver's side door that folds/unfolds your side mirrors AND a start button (Keyless Go)...is that correct? Bast*rd! j/k.
3. The carbon fiber trim looks great as well.
4. Not sure how well the alcantara suede steering wheel will hold up, but it's definitely different; I think MB should've made the suede parts a bit smaller, imho.
Enjoy!!!!
A few things I noticed...1. I LOVE the wheels; they look phenomenal on your black C63 AMG!
However, having had similar wheels on my BMW 335i, I can say without a doubt, those wheels will only be clean right after you wash them, and will be a major PITA to keep clean...so enjoy them now while they still look good. The oem stock C63 AMG wheels are actually a very good choice, imho...mainly b/c they are gray inside and almost never look dirty, and we all know how dirty MB wheels get (especially the front wheels due to the brake dust).2. I'm guessing you're either in Canada or elsewhere (not U.S.) OR you have one of the first 2010 model C63 AMG with those options, since it seems like you have that middle button on your driver's side door that folds/unfolds your side mirrors AND a start button (Keyless Go)...is that correct?
Bast*rd! j/k. 3. The carbon fiber trim looks great as well.
4. Not sure how well the alcantara suede steering wheel will hold up, but it's definitely different; I think MB should've made the suede parts a bit smaller, imho.
Enjoy!!!!
Thanks for your coments.
08-30-2009, 03:14 AM
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Thanks for the coments.
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