Selling the widebody c63s
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Klinh (10-11-2021)
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GLWS. You might want to remove that wrap, put the stock hood back on (seeing the large line gaps), get ride of that wing. Or at least offer that option to stir more interest.
Also $105k asking price seems extremely high. Someone could buy 2017-2018 C63s coupe, get a widebody retrofitted for less than your asking price. I'd recommend re-evaluating that.
Also $105k asking price seems extremely high. Someone could buy 2017-2018 C63s coupe, get a widebody retrofitted for less than your asking price. I'd recommend re-evaluating that.
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Yeah, good luck with that. This might have been a good idea for an outlandish show car, but by gawd is this ghastly. The red interior totally clashes with the orange wrap, and those panel gaps with the aftermarket hood, seriously? Not to mention the see-through in the hood. Why would anyone want to see the cooling fluid reservoir and hoses? The covered turbo chargers aren't much to look at, either, plus the heat shield is gone. This car is likely worth more if you restore it back to OEM. Just goes to show how much money can be wasted on a car.
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Yeah, good luck with that. This might have been a good idea for an outlandish show car, but by gawd is this ghastly. The red interior totally clashes with the orange wrap, and those panel gaps with the aftermarket hood, seriously? Not to mention the see-through in the hood. Why would anyone want to see the cooling fluid reservoir and hoses? The covered turbo chargers aren't much to look at, either, plus the heat shield is gone. This car is likely worth more if you restore it back to OEM. Just goes to show how much money can be wasted on a car.
I’m really not trying to hate, but just think you’ll sell the car faster and at a better price if the exterior is returned to stock. GLWTS!
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George_1992 (10-14-2021)
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I have to agree. The yellow/gold wrap simply does not work with the otherwise awesome red pepper AMG performance seats. The 2 colors do not go well together. The hood has glaringly obvious gaps all along the front end and the rear wing just looks too F&F. It would be better suited for a cheap Honda Civic. The wide body kit looks too busy and cheapens the AMG look. I’m pretty sure the vast majority of potential buyers in the marker for a PFL C63s would much rather prefer the stock look than this.
I’m really not trying to hate, but just think you’ll sell the car faster and at a better price if the exterior is returned to stock. GLWTS!
I’m really not trying to hate, but just think you’ll sell the car faster and at a better price if the exterior is returned to stock. GLWTS!
Side note, its up to 45k..
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No cannot return to stock. The car is a wild build and only driven to rallys and car meets. It looks so much better in person and was built for a show car. I literally don’t drive anymore as I have been driving my Huracan more and am doing a build on my Alfa Romeo quadrifoglio. Also my 2017 Ferrari 488 is for sale as well 5k miles on it if anyone is interested. It will sell there is really no magic number. Bidders will determine the market for it.
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No cannot return to stock. The car is a wild build and only driven to rallys and car meets. It looks so much better in person and was built for a show car. I literally don’t drive anymore as I have been driving my Huracan more and am doing a build on my Alfa Romeo quadrifoglio. Also my 2017 Ferrari 488 is for sale as well 5k miles on it if anyone is interested. It will sell there is really no magic number. Bidders will determine the market for it.