amg bumper
08-30-2012, 10:46 PM
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Are you trying to install the CLK63 AMG bumper (left) or the AMG Package bumper (right)? The left is more expensive then the right.
I can point you in the right direction with some part numbers but on a side note, I have the lower meshes for sale for the AMG Package bumper.
https://mbworld.org/forums/exterior-...9-clk-amg.html
I can point you in the right direction with some part numbers but on a side note, I have the lower meshes for sale for the AMG Package bumper.
https://mbworld.org/forums/exterior-...9-clk-amg.html
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08-31-2012, 12:08 AM
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2004 CLK 320
Are you trying to install the CLK63 AMG bumper (left) or the AMG Package bumper (right)? The left is more expensive the right.
I can point you in the right direction with some part numbers but on a side note, I have the lower meshes for sale for the AMG Package bumper.
https://mbworld.org/forums/exterior-...9-clk-amg.html
I can point you in the right direction with some part numbers but on a side note, I have the lower meshes for sale for the AMG Package bumper.
https://mbworld.org/forums/exterior-...9-clk-amg.html
& the right one does that one come with everything too? how much for them?
08-31-2012, 08:43 AM
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If you want to do a facelift, you have 3 options.
1) Take it to a shop and let them do everything (most expensive)
2) Order the parts yourself, and have a shop install it
3) Wait for someone to sell their used complete set (least expensive, rare)
(CLK63 parts are rarer than AMG package parts when buying used)
So you first need to decide which bumper you want/can afford and how you want to go about it.
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08-31-2012, 10:11 AM
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08-31-2012, 06:42 PM
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C63 507 AMG DA Car #19
I checked parts dot com and mbpartonline dot com and the bumpers plus..... they do not list an on-line price.
I'll have to make some phone calls. I'll cc you guys with a detailed parts list/on-line price for the conversion from 04 clk55 to 07 clk63 AMG front clip with the side vents.
I plan to have my car painted satin silver.... so why not do the updated front bumper.
I'll have to make some phone calls. I'll cc you guys with a detailed parts list/on-line price for the conversion from 04 clk55 to 07 clk63 AMG front clip with the side vents.
I plan to have my car painted satin silver.... so why not do the updated front bumper.
08-31-2012, 07:55 PM
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I checked parts dot com and mbpartonline dot com and the bumpers plus..... they do not list an on-line price.
I'll have to make some phone calls. I'll cc you guys with a detailed parts list/on-line price for the conversion from 04 clk55 to 07 clk63 AMG front clip with the side vents.
I plan to have my car painted satin silver.... so why not do the updated front bumper.
I'll have to make some phone calls. I'll cc you guys with a detailed parts list/on-line price for the conversion from 04 clk55 to 07 clk63 AMG front clip with the side vents.
I plan to have my car painted satin silver.... so why not do the updated front bumper.
09-01-2012, 03:28 PM
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2004 CLK 320
I'm not selling any bumpers. I just only have the 3 lower mesh pieces for the right one. Click here.
If you want to do a facelift, you have 3 options.
1) Take it to a shop and let them do everything (most expensive)
2) Order the parts yourself, and have a shop install it
3) Wait for someone to sell their used complete set (least expensive, rare)
(CLK63 parts are rarer than AMG package parts when buying used)
So you first need to decide which bumper you want/can afford and how you want to go about it.
If you want to do a facelift, you have 3 options.
1) Take it to a shop and let them do everything (most expensive)
2) Order the parts yourself, and have a shop install it
3) Wait for someone to sell their used complete set (least expensive, rare)
(CLK63 parts are rarer than AMG package parts when buying used)
So you first need to decide which bumper you want/can afford and how you want to go about it.
& are they relatively easy to install yourself? sorry for all the questions man im new to this
09-03-2012, 12:08 AM
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Long story short, a friend backed into my car. They paid to fix it. I paid the difference for the shop to put on a CLK63 bumper. Fog lights were the same so I the only thing I needed to pay for were the 3 lower meshes at about $450.
With parts and labor, I would say it would cost somewhere between $3000-$3500 judging from the write up. Labor itself is almost $1000.
One thing you could try doing is bring your car to a shop (not of your choice) and ask for an estimate. They should give you a whole detailed quote with part numbers. Then order the parts on that then bring everything to your most preferred shop. Reason I say don't bring it to the same shop is that they might get pissed about it.
With parts and labor, I would say it would cost somewhere between $3000-$3500 judging from the write up. Labor itself is almost $1000.
One thing you could try doing is bring your car to a shop (not of your choice) and ask for an estimate. They should give you a whole detailed quote with part numbers. Then order the parts on that then bring everything to your most preferred shop. Reason I say don't bring it to the same shop is that they might get pissed about it.
