Mechanic's signiture on the engine block?
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2002 CLK 55 AMG Coupe ;)
Originally posted by Felix
i will ask for it today, maybe there is not such a nice signature. but i belive there is a way to find out who is responsable for engines, gentlemen.
now something completely different
i like to to my work everyday, not only because of all the nice cars surrounding me...there are also other things in our mercedes-benz dealership.
on the weekend we a little "company-party" (betriebs-feier in german, hope its translated correct). i work in a small office (the disposition) with 2 other people, sandra and jennifer. both very sympatic and great collegues. plz watch this photo of them
...and in the end, it´s all about cars and girls
i will ask for it today, maybe there is not such a nice signature. but i belive there is a way to find out who is responsable for engines, gentlemen.
now something completely different
i like to to my work everyday, not only because of all the nice cars surrounding me...there are also other things in our mercedes-benz dealership.
on the weekend we a little "company-party" (betriebs-feier in german, hope its translated correct). i work in a small office (the disposition) with 2 other people, sandra and jennifer. both very sympatic and great collegues. plz watch this photo of them
...and in the end, it´s all about cars and girls
Here is your answer.
My translation would would be "office party".
That Felix is a lucky guy!
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From: San Diego, CA
02 CLK 430 Coupe
From the DaimlerChrysler press release on the new AMG kompressors:
One man, one engine – AMG badge documents production process
The "one man, one engine" philosophy means that one engineer at the engine plant in Affalterbach takes responsibility for the entire assembly of each AMG high-performance engine – as evidenced by that mechanic's signature on a special engine badge, which, in the case of the AMG V8 supercharged engine, is located on the supercharger module.
One man, one engine – AMG badge documents production process
The "one man, one engine" philosophy means that one engineer at the engine plant in Affalterbach takes responsibility for the entire assembly of each AMG high-performance engine – as evidenced by that mechanic's signature on a special engine badge, which, in the case of the AMG V8 supercharged engine, is located on the supercharger module.
