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I am thinking of selling my Metallic blue / Gray R63. Located in central Ohio, its 73K miles, new tires and in great shape. No clue what I should be asking or where best place to advertise is so I am looking for some advice.
Its getting new tires on it now and they just called me and said they wont have it ready till Monday. I'll post better picts as soon as I get it back. In the mean time this was one I thought was cool after driving in the rain.
You are going to love it. The MB dealer will have it in perfect condition for you. Enjoy one of 5 blue R63 AMG ever made!! Btw I found out from the dealer that at least one more has been totaled out. The only other one he had ever seen. Said the owner tried to pay the difference in repair cost about 30K above the value but the insurance co said no. I don't have the vin but I know there is someone that keeps track of them so might be worth looking into. Cant be more than 70 total at this point.
Sorry I misspoke. When you said blue R63 I thought you were referring to Alpine Rain (light blue). But now that I see it's Capri Blue there's actually only 4 made for the USA in that color. 1 with tan interior, 3 with gray interior, (and 0 in black).
This deal could have to worked out any better! The timing was amazing!
I was about to buy the white E class wagon the day before this popped up.
Decided to pass on the wagon in hopes a R63 would come up before the 1st of September or I would have ended up with R500.
Gk great seller!
Shipping is all set up hope to have it in time for the Mt. B drive on the 16th.
Now all I need is a matching E63 wagon in Capri with a gray interior and we are set!
Last edited by AMGoneday; Jul 26, 2014 at 04:29 AM.
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