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Black 2006 S65 AMG
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2006 S65 AMG
Black 2006 S65 AMG
This is a black on black, low mileage car with all the options. It has a clear salvage title. The car runs perfectly. The damage is cosmetic only. The damage starts where the lower lip of the front spoiler was split off and the radar system brackets were broken. Damage then continues from the front right fender, down both right doors, and ends mid way down the rear quarter. There is also one section of damage to the right side skirt body panel. The airbags did not deploy and no glass was broken. Other than the cosmetic body damage this car is gorgeous both inside and out. It has the full DVD video option, dynamic massage seats with internal heat and ventilation, rear recline and heated seats. This vehicle is also equiped with the Eurocharged Stage 2 upgrade kit, 720hp and 850 ft/lbs. Other updates to this car include a brand new MB conductor plate, thrust plug, and filter with a full factory trans flush and refill. The only other part that will need replacing is one of the rims. There is a full size spare on it right now. The tires have about 50% front and 40% rear and the brake pads are almost new. This car will be sold as is, delivery is available within 200mi of Fredericksburg, VA. Lastly, I have priced out all the parts needed to repair the car and they should total between $4000 and $5000 plus the cost of labor. Hell of a car for what I am asking. $10000 OBO. Please call 804-437-4230 or PM me if you are interested.
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Out of curiosity because something doesn't make sense. Why would the insurance company total loss a vehicle whose Avg. retail is $38K, if there is only the damage you have shown and parts will cost only $5k? Virginia is a 75% TLT state. The threshold for total loss would have to exceed $28K to warrant the salvage of that car.
The labor to repair what little damage is shown is not going to total more than $8K, that is taking into consideration a full respray which wouldn't be needed.
The labor to repair what little damage is shown is not going to total more than $8K, that is taking into consideration a full respray which wouldn't be needed.
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Just from the pictures to fix this damage will cost around 20K.
This is without looking under the hood and figuring our what electronic parts got damaged (looks like the car has night vision and distronic).
This is without looking under the hood and figuring our what electronic parts got damaged (looks like the car has night vision and distronic).
