I'm selling my 1995 Mercedes Benz C36 AMG for $6,000. I recently bought a C43 AMG and I only have room for one AMG so this has to go. This has some a couple mods like lowered suspension, avantegard grille, color matched headlight wipers and keyless entry.

It comes with black leather and wood grain inserts that compliment the many "standard" options, but really there is nothing 'standard' about it. It's loaded with traction control, heated seats, cruise control, sunroof, power seats, alarm, keyless entry and more. The engine is simply amazing, specialty built 3.6 liter DOHC 24 valve inline 6 motor with a smooth shifting automatic transmission, it is fast and comfortable.

This Benz has been extremely well maintained with new engine wiring harness at 123K miles, head gasket redone at 104K miles, new tires, fresh oil change, new wires and plugs, new battery and more.

The paint is original but there is some clearcoat peeling. The interior is immaculate with very little wear . It does not appear to have ever been smoked in. Mechanically this car shines! Everything works and there are no check engine lights, strange sounds or smells. It runs like a champ.

Only 444 1995 C36's were made and I have heard around 200 were imported to the US and only a handful were painted Imperial Red.

The 1995 C36 AMG marks the first time that AMG ever assembled and manufactured an entire vehicle 'in house', at their plant in Affalterbach Germany. The 268 bhp inline 6-cylinder was the first engine AMG ever made in conjuction with Mercedes. The 4 valves/cylinder, inline six engine is based on the unit found in the C280, but with a 1.1 mm increase in bore diameter and a huge 18.9 mm increase in stroke length. The compression is also slightly stepped up to 10.5:1 while the electronics have been recalibrated, more aggressive camshafts have been fitted and a freer-flowing exhaust bolted on. The result is 268 horsepower at 5,750 rpm and 284 lb-ft of torque at 4,000 rpm, 74 more horsepower than the C280 and 28 more than the BMW M3.

Because of its "exotic" nature it qualifies for Hagerty collector insurance which is very reasonable (about $230 per year).

*Just Serviced*
*Red Exterior*
*Black Leather Interior*
*3.6L 6-cyl 268hp*
*Automatic Transmission*
*125,016 Miles*
*Power Windows*
*Power Sun Roof*
*Power Door Locks*
*Cruise Control*
*Tilt Steering*
*Heated Seats*
*Climate Control with COLD A/C*
*AMG Alloy Rims*
*AM/FM/CD/Cass*
*Runs/Drives G-R-E-A-T*
*New Tires*
*Good Value, Cheap Price For An AMG Package Mercedes-Benz*
*Clear Virginia Title W/ No Liens Attached*

 

 

https://www.vadriven.com/forums/domestic-66/1997-f250-powerstroke-diesel-extended-cab-348779/ trade?

 

I don't really need another car but I might be interested in trading if you add $2,000 on top.

 

my truck is really underpirced i was trying to get a quick sale but i think i migh have posted it on the wrong site but ill see what i can do

 

Is that Hagerty Insurance quote you put up there for all ages, even 18? I can't find a car for me right now that isn't going to cost me 100 bucks a month. (that isn't crap lol)

 

see this at Walmart all the time. bump for a good looking AMG. i really want this

 

I'm not sure. You'd have to contact Hagerty for your specific rates.

 

PM's returned.

 

bump