Bid for your chance to own this 1993 Mercedes-Benz 500GE 6.0 AMG on The MB Market! Finished in Amethyst Blue Metallic (5338) over Black/Gray Leather, this G is powered by an M117 5.0 V8 paired to a 4-speed auto. This example is 1 of 13 AMG-modified examples known to exist and is AMG-certified.
Tino said:
@AVL70"The owner notes the ladder frame was replaced with an older frame in 1997 due to luxury taxes in Norway. " In the middle of the description it is visible! When the car moved to Norway they chose to change the frame in order to avoid the ultra high luxury taxes for a 6.0L V8 luxury car. It is very common in this period to have a frame change , but we have all documentation including the purchase contract from Germany to Norway with only 60.000 km
@MercedesDadHi 460 chassis change is approved in the title and the title matches the frame vin number, so no issue with import First date of registration 31.12.1980 The AMG certificate and the Mercedes garage invoices use the W463 VIN. All title docs contain the actual 460 VIN. The frame replacement is documented with papers from 1997.
@BO55Hi. It never ever had one. The conversion includes the 6.0L AMG M117 V8 engine (AMG technikpaket). Even the AMG wheels were later mounted. This is a german car tuned by AMG Affalterbach, not an AMG Japan car! The 1st owner chose to keep the original look.
@rattytubesHello again. There is nothing to convert to get it street legal. I prepared a link of the shipping company I work with. There you can read everything you need to know. https://cfrclassic.com/international-car-shipping/car-imports-your-guide-to-the-25-year-rule/
@rattytubes Hello. The car is located in Quakenbrueck, Germany. The distance to the next port in Bremerhaven is around 100 miles. I will do a closed transport to the port without any additional fees for the buyer. The buyer pays the container and as far as I know 2.5% import fees in the US (Car is over 25 years old).
Hello. Info for US bidders: The car is located in Quakenbrueck, Germany. The distance to the next port in Bremerhaven is around 100 miles. I will do a closed transport to the port without any additional fees for the buyer. The buyer pays the container and as far as I know 2.5% import fees in the US (Car is over 25 years old).
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1993 Mercedes-Benz 500GE 6.0 AMG
Tino said:
@AVL70"The owner notes the ladder frame was replaced with an older frame in 1997 due to luxury taxes in Norway. " In the middle of the description it is visible! When the car moved to Norway they chose to change the frame in order to avoid the ultra high luxury taxes for a 6.0L V8 luxury car. It is very common in this period to have a frame change , but we have all documentation including the purchase contract from Germany to Norway with only 60.000 km1993 Mercedes-Benz 500GE 6.0 AMG
Tino said:
@MercedesDadHi 460 chassis change is approved in the title and the title matches the frame vin number, so no issue with import First date of registration 31.12.1980 The AMG certificate and the Mercedes garage invoices use the W463 VIN. All title docs contain the actual 460 VIN. The frame replacement is documented with papers from 1997.1993 Mercedes-Benz 500GE 6.0 AMG
Tino said:
@BO55Hi. It never ever had one. The conversion includes the 6.0L AMG M117 V8 engine (AMG technikpaket). Even the AMG wheels were later mounted. This is a german car tuned by AMG Affalterbach, not an AMG Japan car! The 1st owner chose to keep the original look.1993 Mercedes-Benz 500GE 6.0 AMG
Tino said:
@rattytubesHello again. There is nothing to convert to get it street legal. I prepared a link of the shipping company I work with. There you can read everything you need to know. https://cfrclassic.com/international-car-shipping/car-imports-your-guide-to-the-25-year-rule/1993 Mercedes-Benz 500GE 6.0 AMG
Tino said:
@rattytubes Hello. The car is located in Quakenbrueck, Germany. The distance to the next port in Bremerhaven is around 100 miles. I will do a closed transport to the port without any additional fees for the buyer. The buyer pays the container and as far as I know 2.5% import fees in the US (Car is over 25 years old).1993 Mercedes-Benz 500GE 6.0 AMG
Tino said:
Hello. Info for US bidders: The car is located in Quakenbrueck, Germany. The distance to the next port in Bremerhaven is around 100 miles. I will do a closed transport to the port without any additional fees for the buyer. The buyer pays the container and as far as I know 2.5% import fees in the US (Car is over 25 years old).