OT: Can a CLK DTM be purchased in the US???
Anyone have any info?
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As described above you can certainly buy a used one in Europe and convert it to US specs on a limited use permit.
It is quite expensive to say the least but would be quite the addition to any garage!
LN has one and according to their sales people it is not for sale....
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I've found a few in the 280-310K range and have been looking for about 3 months but these were very high-mileage cars *12,000-22,000 km* I think the federalizing could be by-passed due to the fact that 99.99% of people have no clue what the difference is between a CLK55 and a CLK DTM. You could just state that it is a CLK55 with a DTM kit
If they start to ask questions… Money talks in most cases.
I've found a few in the 280-310K range and have been looking for about 3 months but these were very high-mileage cars *12,000-22,000 km* I think the federalizing could be by-passed due to the fact that 99.99% of people have no clue what the difference is between a CLK55 and a CLK DTM. You could just state that it is a CLK55 with a DTM kit
If they start to ask questions… Money talks in most cases.Its not as simple as hoping the person overlooks the fact that it is a Euro spec car.
The DMV gets ticked off here in california if you try to register a car from out of state without a COP (cert of production) so I doubt they would let a DTM slip by.
Its not as simple as hoping the person overlooks the fact that it is a Euro spec car.
The DMV gets ticked off here in california if you try to register a car from out of state without a COP (cert of production) so I doubt they would let a DTM slip by.
For example, This was actually pretty common with the Euro 360 and many of them sold in the US w/o proper conversions and paperwork, however, later on the owners were screwed when the dealers wouldn't honor the warranty. So I'm sure that many people are not the vigilantes that you perceive them to be.
IF one could smuggle the car into the US, IF, then the car would be shredded the first time someone pulled it over.
IF one could smuggle the car into the US, IF, then the car would be shredded the first time someone pulled it over.
I've found a few in the 280-310K range and have been looking for about 3 months but these were very high-mileage cars *12,000-22,000 km* I think the federalizing could be by-passed due to the fact that 99.99% of people have no clue what the difference is between a CLK55 and a CLK DTM. You could just state that it is a CLK55 with a DTM kit
If they start to ask questions… Money talks in most cases.That is not it. Last I spoke to him 2 weeks ago, it is still on its way to FL. My friend looks like Fabio with a Governator accent.
He used to drive around in a white 996 GT3RS - real RS.
For example, This was actually pretty common with the Euro 360 and many of them sold in the US w/o proper conversions and paperwork, however, later on the owners were screwed when the dealers wouldn't honor the warranty. So I'm sure that many people are not the vigilantes that you perceive them to be.
The RS6 was a thought folks, was just thinking out loud. I figured RS6 would be the newest "super sedan" if it comes out, then the cycle begins again...E, M, RS, E, M, RS, and so on.
997TT I'm being told by the local "stealerships" that the wait is already sitting at over 6 months after release of car.
He used to drive around in a white 996 GT3RS - real RS.Yep, that's Peter's car. He said he'll bring the CLK-GTR to the next Player's Run in June.
I was in the yellow Diablo SV.
But Peter's RS car isn't in the US is it? I thought he flew it over here just for the Run?
Any idea where the PR will be next year? I've already signed up but haven't heard anything. You running the SV again?
Last edited by silversurfer; Dec 12, 2005 at 10:29 PM.



