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If that car is number 8 then in that condition it’s value would be around $ 200,000 and fixed up because of how rare a car is being the 8th one made fully restored it could pull several million dollars . At Auction 😮
Y’all are lying
You are historians. Need a museum.
Use GUNK Foamy Engine Cleaner. Let sit for ten to twenty minutes, then spray with water. Better results if the engine is hot.
You guys are awesome!
Looks great as is!
For easy corrosion removal is baking soda and vinegar
1.9 liter straight 6
So sick of these "fake" we just found this randomly video's, im out
There's a vintage car also on my husband's grandfather's yard. I don't know what's the name of the car but I know for sure it's awesome when it gets restoration. Btw from Philippines
Baking soda and water will eat that off the battery
#Tip of the day. To remove the corrosion from battery like that you may try hot water, it works like magic to remove all that. Try it next time and let know if works.
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Beautiful car, but what did they do with all the missing parts?
I'm done yall talk too much just Fixx the damn car. shit
By far, my favorite!
So all your vids show cleaning of tires,wheels & hubcap on the "out facing side" what do you do about the " in facing side" makes no sense cleaning only 1 side
I never thought that watching someone detail a car could be so entertaining.
Fake. Oder??
I don't know if anyone has said it but if you take some baking soda paste ( just add some water to baking soda, until its thick) and put it on those battery terminals it will eat away at the corrosion in no time.
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I know where there is another 1955 Mercedes 190 2.3L (red) sitting in restored shape…and it's for sale! Only $375,000 dollars! I've worked on the 190's 2.3L, it's actually not that bad, if you've worked on and have detailed familiarity with 1950's Mercedes engines. If he got it for less than $20k, then he could stand to put $80k to $100k in it restoration-wise, and still turn a pretty-penny on resale to a collector.
Id LSA swap it, matte metallic gray like on the new Mercedes. 20 inch spoked wheels on airbag
Restore it back to factory specs, PLEEZE!!! You’ve got a rare care on your hands. It deserves to be brought back to its original glory.
$ 120.000/ 280.000
Watch me restore tons of rare classic cars
Does he film the restoration and where can I watch it?
Yes you will
I guess these guys never heard of Coca Cola on the battery terminal?
Back in early 70s . My dad had a 61 190sl while he was in marine corp during Vietnam. Such beautiful cars.
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My dad used yo use bicarbonate soda and water to clean the battery terminal. You can maybe try it next time.
For the battery terminal that looks as bad as that dad used bicarbonate soda and warm water. Sprinkle bicarbonate on terminal and use warm water and voila all that muck comes off😊
the battery defiantly not made in the 60! its 2000 and beyond type so this car was working recently! like 20 or maybe 15 years ago