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How long till we see a version 2?

@@atlasunit22 I’m not sure. My work has been on and off on it. I hit a bit of a wall with a change that I was working on but I need to trash it anyway with making the neck transition easier. It could take me a couple of weeks

@@ThompsonStudios how long till we see a version two?

@@ThompsonStudios how long till we see a version two?

@@zeroblade6599 don’t know? I’m using new worker gen3 reds

Happy Victoria Day! I was wondering when someone would get to me about this car. I am the body tech that did the repairs to the cars. Yes, there’s were two of these cars. One was an original green that need a touch up the first time. The second time the company needed a second one painted to match. The third time they came in, it had lighting/camera equipment damage to the driver side of the vehicle. Specifically the fender and front door. As for color code, that’s gonna be a holy grail to find. If you can find the original one we worked on, it should have matching vins that decode the color. I’m gonna assume you have the second one that they brought in for a color change. Chances are, the owner of the first one that was brought in probably still owns it. The general thing we do to match color is to take a “camera shot” of the paint and have the computer come up with a “mix ratio” with modern paint. Not sure what else I can tell you? Pretty sure you’ve probably seen the picture of me posing with the car about 12 years ago. Btw, I have other photos of this car pre color swap and post I think.

@atlasunit22 Thanks for getting back to me.. much appreciated! I thought about doing the computer scan.. but as you know, it's never perfect... I do own the second car... I even hired a investigator a few years ago to see if they could get any info.. but unfortunately he had no luck... I saw your pictures with you and the car...which is how I found you.. lol Do you think Maybe the body shop would still have those records?

@@joerobinett2483 there is a slim possibility. The shop I worked for at the time is and still probably owned by the same two guys from before. So they’ll probably remember the cad because it was a unique movie car. But as for the color code, it might in their paint clmputer data base from the first time they painted the car. And that’s only if didn’t switch paint brands in between then and now. If your gonna get the car painted, do it at a body shop, and the color match usually pretty good as long as your at a reputable body shop. But if you just want the “color” code for posterity, go ahead and contact the shop they did the work at. They might be able to pull info on the car, but most records are purged every 5 years. I think the car came to our shop on reccomendations from one of the Mercedes dealership in the area (the shop was doing a lot of Mercedes dealer ship Body repair at the time). Best of luck. Contact me anytime on the internet with this handle. If you want the pre color swap pic I have it too

these came out of many different models but the c class fans from the 2000s era were perfect. i’ll be doing a fan install of one of these on my truck soon and showing exactly how to wire them up!

i have this 20” fan and i connected it to 13.5 volts and it spins so damn fast it’s actually scary just to watch it spin so rapidly.

@@payloadperformance9706 Mercedes runs 14.2v when the charging system is at idle and 14v dead when the charging system is on a load. So that's the minimum what this fan should be able to handle constantly for hundreds of hours. More modern cars with a fuel saving map on the charging system, pump up the voltage up to 14.8v when off the gas and coasting and even up to 15v after a cold start below freezing temperatures. So don't worry for the fan on a higher voltage which will significantly improve the output

@@no-damn-alias my truck has a H/O 300amp alternator and regularly idles at around 15v so i will have plenty power for it haha

@@payloadperformance9706 have some fun. These fans are powerfull. You'll always find the real quality and engineering of Mercedes in details. Cooling systems, wind resistance. To name a few

@@no-damn-alias yeah i’ve come to learn that mercedes engineering is serious business, and so far from what i’ve seen in the aftermarket world, they don’t even come close.

FlyingSpur99 definitely rolls off the tongue ;)

If you check out my instagram, there are pictures of the build peice by peice. As for selling these, no. It’s too time consuming. But if someone wants me to do a commission I could.

i will be wiring this up soon on my channel i have multiple fans and i will show exactly how to wire these up! :))

Velocity Blasters thanks! Means a lot!

alekszandor please do share. I’d love to see it

We all have equal amount of chance for winning

www.subaruforester.org/vbulletin/f80/making-your-non-locking-fuel-door-lock-diy-394873/#post4132481 I made a thread specifically for this. enjoy

Hello guy that commented 10 years ago lol you prob won’t reply