2004 Renntech R1 Upgrade Mercedes-benz Cl600 V12 Every Service Record 635 Hp Amg on 2040-cars
La Jolla, California, United States
This is a pristine example of a V12 2004 CL 600 - I am the second owner of the car, the original owner is a close friend of mine who drove the car to work a few days a week, I also only drive the car part of the week, thus the fairly low mileage for a 2004. The CL has had a Renntech Engine Control Unit (ECU) and Transmission Control Unit (TCU) upgrade. I believe the car also has an upgraded intercooler pump, which would mean the car has the full R1 Renntech Performance Package. The original owner spent $7,000 for the upgrades, which I have the receipt for, which tuned the car to 635 horsepower and 780 lb-ft. The CL has every option available other than keyless entry; it has radar cruise control which I recently used on a trip from San Diego to LA - it is a great feature and completely changes the driving experience. The car also has the parktronic system, navigation, electronic/auto trunk closer, an upgraded bluetooth phone system (it will upload your contacts/texts to the nav screen), and the $5,200 AMG sport package with 18" aluminum alloy wheels. The car also comes standard with features like rain sensing wipers, heated/cooled dynamic seats and pneumatic door closing assist. The exterior of the car is in good condition, there are minor scratches on the front and rear bumper that do not get picked up in pictures, there is also a small chip in the passenger rear quarter panel that I can send a photo of. The tire tread is 70-80%. The only imperfection is a crack in the lower passenger side of the windshield - this can be replaced for $1k with factory Mercedes glass, it is the one item I have not had time to address. The interior is in excellent condition - the alcantara headliner, charcoal exclusive leather seats and wood trim are all in like new condition and all electronic features on the car work correctly. The engine is also in excellent condition and is fed only Chevron 91 octane or higher. I have EVERY service record for the car, it has a clean and unencumbered title. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or for more detailed photos.
-Nick |
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