Mercedes C63 grill
Originally Posted by ZAHANMA
I personally like the first photoshop better, no need for the MB emblem...but no need for the Chrysler one either 
Originally Posted by Ed Mahoney
If ya want it to look like an M B maybe you should just buy one !!! I like mine for what it is !!!!
Originally Posted by FP
Ed, I would'nr want the MB version of our cars. I like my Crossfire for what it is. This is just having some photo-shop fun. On the other hand, if this car has a pure Chrysler, I would have never bought it.
I have a Base X-Fire with some of the worse seats ever put in a car. Mercedes, Chrysler or otherwise. I hope to change them down the road. They suck!!! I still love the car.
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Originally Posted by john book
FP well said!! I happen to believe that the grill of the Crossfire is the weakest appearance item on the car. That does not mean I don't like the car. If I can find something I think will improve the overall appearance I will do it.
I have a Base X-Fire with some of the worse seats ever put in a car. Mercedes, Chrysler or otherwise. I hope to change them down the road. They suck!!! I still love the car.
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I have a Base X-Fire with some of the worse seats ever put in a car. Mercedes, Chrysler or otherwise. I hope to change them down the road. They suck!!! I still love the car.
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I have been working on a Mercedes inspired grille and emblem for my car, I wasn't going to share it but I will. The emblem may be on the heavy side, as it is machined from a block a titanium. The kit will include structural supports and a roof-tether chain (pictured with prototype) and badging for the grille and windshield. The kit will require slight re-tooling to mount to the car, but IMHO it is worth it. Let me know what you guys think, and keep in mind that the photgraph enclosed is just a handmade prototype. The production model may vary slightly.
Originally Posted by downwardspiral
I have been working on a Mercedes inspired grille and emblem for my car, I wasn't going to share it but I will. The emblem may be on the heavy side, as it is machined from a block a titanium. The kit will include structural supports and a roof-tether chain (pictured with prototype) and badging for the grille and windshield. The kit will require slight re-tooling to mount to the car, but IMHO it is worth it. Let me know what you guys think, and keep in mind that the photgraph enclosed is just a handmade prototype. The production model may vary slightly.
Originally Posted by FP
John,, you might want to look at Katzkin. They have very nice leather options for the base model, with many color choices you may like.
I looked around when I had a base coupe, and I would buy SLK/SRT/Limited seats before doing an overpriced conversion because with the covers, the underlying seat will still suck
Originally Posted by BoilerUpXFire
If you think $1,200 to $1,500 for a seat covers is a good deal LOL
I looked around when I had a base coupe, and I would buy SLK/SRT/Limited seats before doing an overpriced conversion because with the covers, the underlying seat will still suck
I looked around when I had a base coupe, and I would buy SLK/SRT/Limited seats before doing an overpriced conversion because with the covers, the underlying seat will still suck
Interesting thing happened to me the other day. I went to the Chrysler dealership to get a new key (stupid keychain loop broke off) they told me I had to go to the MB dealership to get one. I go to the MB dealership and they tell me that technically they can do it, but asked why I didn't go to a Chrysler dealership... Does anyone want to claim this car anymore? I'd probably have better luck getting service if I just debadged it and put my name on the damn car haha.
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