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2005 Mercedes-Benz E55 $19,500
Vin:WDBUF-SEVEN-6J95A-SEVEN
Brilliant Silver / Charcoal / Burl walnut trim /factory rear spoiler/ De-badged
Mostly stock, Larger lower pulley
63,xxx Miles
Clean history, west coast car
3rd Owner
Power trunk closer, Bi-Xenon active headlamps, Parktronic,Dynamic seats, keyless go, First Aid kit, Trunk kit complete, spare tire, original flat tire bag and glove. Lifetime satellite radio. Zero airmatic issues, Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3+
Impeccably maintained,I have put 16k on it in just under 4 years.
All Maintenance performed at Mercedes dealership:
Engine oil & filter change recently
All service schedules performed
Water Pump replaced 9/17
Alternator replaced 3/17
Fuel tank/pumps replaced 5/16
Brake fluid service 8/17
SBC updated at dealership
Side mirror rubber replaced 6/18
2 New OEM fog lamps 6/18 due to rock strike on passenger side
Passed CA SMOG(4/17) tags good till March 2019
Was serviced @ ACG to remove/replace LTH and retune
Have folder with all receipts
Full asking price includes new not installed brake rotors/pads/sensors
Minor issues: Rear tint will need to be redone eventually, Brakes have 15% left,
Will need rear tires soon, interior 9.5/10 exterior 9.5/10 , front lip has minor scrape, minor paint chip by gas filler
Last edited by TipracerE55; Dec 23, 2018 at 10:13 PM.
Reason: Sold
Your spare tire looks different than mine. Mine has a "collapsible" spare tire. What does "SBC Updated at the dealership" mean? Did the dealership reset the counter? Or did the dealership replace the entire unit?
Besides pulley, are there any other modifications? It seems you mentioned the LTH was remove/replaced so I'm assuming there are exhaust modifications?
More details please!
Your spare tire looks different than mine. Mine has a "collapsible" spare tire. What does "SBC Updated at the dealership" mean? Did the dealership reset the counter? Or did the dealership replace the entire unit?
Besides pulley, are there any other modifications? It seems you mentioned the LTH was remove/replaced so I'm assuming there are exhaust modifications?
More details please!
I have never had to use the spare, but the overall condition leads me to believe its stock as delivered.
Invoice I have only tells me they updated software for SBC, as far as I know they are not allowed to reset counter and mileage would also lead me to believe that the counter is nowhere near end of life, as well warranty extension from MB would cover it if it failed.
No other modifications to vehicle, when I bought it in Arizona it had LTH headers and a Dynocomp tune, In CA LTH will not pass smog legaly, I purchased a complete OEM exhaust from headers to mid-section which I had installed and retuned by AGC. It has no other modifications . Prior to exhaust replacement I saw a max of 14lbs of boost which told me it has a 180 lower as it definitely has a stock upper pulley.
I also forgot to mention I also recently replaced all the wheel bolts with new ones from FCPEuro.
Thanks for the questions
I believe there was a software update to the SBC that is not the same thing as resetting it. With the low mileage I wouldn't worry too much about the SBC right now, plus the warranty is 25 years now.
Thanks for all the inquiries and pms, car was sold this am for original asking price. Thanks MB World for getting the word out, awesome community. MBH/ dynocomp LTH’s now for sale with stock 2nd cat midsection.... goes as a package. Will have pics and new add up soon.
Bahnstormer is correct , had to cut hole for wires but instructions were spot on. Car was originally listed at $19.5 and I then lowered it to $17.5k... responses ranged from just plain stupid low ***** to low, then a flurry of legit offers... came down to two guys with cash wanting to pick up before Christmas. Bidding, offers,counter offers ended at $19.5k. As
soon as I agreed new owner bought a plane ticket for two days later. Picked him up at airport, drove it a bit crawled all over it, went over records and receipts, did paperwork and he then drove it home 8 hours.
Overall a great experience for both of us. The marketplace photos saved so much time.
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