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Great Detail Job on a 600
- Thread starter Ron500E
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Indeed , impressive !
Brings back memories. My Grandfather had one when he was living in Hong Kong in the '70's, I used to sit on one of the jump seats (next to the front console). We used to go to the Peninsula Hotel (which was famous for its fleet of Rolls Royces that would pick up guests from the airport) and the 600 was one the few cars that folks would stop and stare at when we pulled up front and piled out of the thing. Despite its length, it was a relatively easy car to drive (as long as you had enough room to turn the damn thing).
This is my buddy Phil's shop! Highly recommended! He's out of Norwood NJ anyone in the Tri State area looking for a serious detail I encourage you to find anyone better than this guy. I had him detail my cars when he was still working out of his garage. He has a great new shop and staff working for him. Check him out.
Almost worth travelling from Chicago to the Washington GTG just to have him detail the car.
Ron
WOW!!!
That 600 looked like it went thru Katrina and they just found it setting in a barn in Louisana.
Those Detailers did a fantastic job of bringing it back.
I do think they had a quality car to work with. The original MB fit and finish on the 600 gave them a great baseline to start with. Another Marque may not have fared so well.
That 600 looked like it went thru Katrina and they just found it setting in a barn in Louisana.
Those Detailers did a fantastic job of bringing it back.
I do think they had a quality car to work with. The original MB fit and finish on the 600 gave them a great baseline to start with. Another Marque may not have fared so well.
https://www.facebook.com/detailersdomain
https://detailersdomain.com/Detailing-Services_ep_45-1.html
Phil does great work but prepare to pay for it. His site is also a great source for detailing products if you're more the DIY kind.
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This has always been one of the must haves in my dream car garage
