What percentage of the 367 produced for USA are not modified?
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CLK63 AMG Black Series & 1994 MB E500
What percentage of the 367 produced for USA are not modified?
When I say not modified, I mean 100% factory (not even added carbon dash pieces).
I would guess 75% of the 367.
Also I'm curious, how many Black Series have been totaled, have we lost 10 or 15 cars since it was produced in 2008?
I would guess 75% of the 367.
Also I'm curious, how many Black Series have been totaled, have we lost 10 or 15 cars since it was produced in 2008?
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'94 NSX,'99 NSX Z,'12 C63 Black Series (Prior: '07 E63, '08 CLK63 Black Series,'14 E63-S & 16 C63-S)
I think your number is probably pretty accurate for the amount of cars that are 100% as delivered when new. I know mine is modified, so that is one. 
The amount totaled would be interesting (and hopefully they are few). The way to find out is if you have a contact at Mercedes that would let you in on their VIN report. Most manufacturers have a report that their dealers receive that lists 'flagged' VIN numbers of cars that were total loss cars that could otherwise be within a warranty or extended warranty range.
However, the amount of cars that have had any paintwork would also be relevant.
The amount totaled would be interesting (and hopefully they are few). The way to find out is if you have a contact at Mercedes that would let you in on their VIN report. Most manufacturers have a report that their dealers receive that lists 'flagged' VIN numbers of cars that were total loss cars that could otherwise be within a warranty or extended warranty range.
However, the amount of cars that have had any paintwork would also be relevant.
