80’s German Coachbuilding ICON visits the Patina Collective!
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From the famous AMG Hammer to the Koenig Specials 560 SEC, The Patina Collective is home to the world's most unique and influential Mercedes-Benz. We are not car guys though. We are culture guys. We appreciate these cars for their cultural relevance and the eras of Miami Vice and 80s opulence that they symbolize. The rarest tuner Mercedes from SGS Styling Garage, ABC Exclusive, Koenig Specials, RennTech, Brabus, pre-merger AMG, Gemballa, Maybach, and more, all lie within our Mercedes collection in Boca Raton, Florida. Benz culture runs deep in our blood and we aim to share with you all our passion, knowledge, and dedication to keeping these widebody cars alive. This is more than a car collection for us - more than a vintage Mercedes collection - it is a preservation of global cultural history!
Man one of the dopest videos yet, I could listen to SGS owner stories all day
Same!
The very best of German engineering, continuing with AMG and Brabus at its best
I saw the Benny S at a dealership in Chicago a few years back. Powerful in person
Very different in person!
I'm truly blessed the Benny S is 1 of 3
Mans literally committed his life to get every tuned Mercedes
For the steering wheel to have the same elements as the modern day Amg steering wheel is next level timeless innovation!
Absolute 🐐! Thank you Patina🙏🏾we need a part 2,3,4 and so on...
Hopefully soon !
This episode of SGS was crazy i love it!!!
I had no idea oettinger did benz's!! the first turbo vr6 was from EIP tuning reisterstown /eldersburg MD and it had a full kit from them with the headlight shades and body kit it was epic. the company made high end components. this w124 is a throw back to my days in 1994 baby!!
So sick you invited him perfect guest 🎉
100%
Nice to hear the Kugok story. The blue one you showed once is a beautiful example. Whole episode was epic. Those brochures, that helicopter, the glimpse of the museum,... fingerlicking good.
Thank you!
Guys, I’ve been an ‘strictly all OEM’ car fanatic all my life, but your love for these way more unique and ‘era honoring’ has got a hold on me! Keep up the great work and continued celebration of these wonderful automobiles!
Much appreciated!
Incredible valuable insights into the history of SGS. This gentleman could easily fill 10 one-hour episodes around some of the cars you guys have in the collection. I like the concept you are going to do around the museum. Keep up the good work.
Thank you!
the car at 22:08 is actually a Corrado Magnum Sport Kombi. Only two were produced, by Volkswagen as prototypes.
Need more of that interview shown.
Oettinger worked on Mercedes too?? Damn im learning alot. My dad had a Oettinger Minibus/Vanagon so you call it in the USA.... Much love from South Africa❤❤❤❤ patina boys, my 500SE 126 is coming out the shop soon. Inspired by Patina Collective ❤
Thank you SA!
Humdiallah you have a beautiful collection brother !!
Chris looking good 👍
Thanks for posting video Vico
Another great informational video! That Benny S is stunning with that widebody! 💯💯💯💯
No doubt!
This was a great episode Love the Patina Collective
These extroverted tuned Mercedes are called "Ludenkarren" here in Germany, "pimp's cars". And SGS once put out a statement that their cars aren't pimp's cars because pimps can't afford them^^
Patina Collective shares a very important chapter in cartuning . Thanks .
Thank you for tuning in pun intended!
0:42 We had that on our radar too. This time you were lucky. We'll see next time. 😏😏👌👌😂😂
Wow! Wow! What an amazing episode. So interesting and inspiring.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Looking good 👍 Vico
I like 👍 your dog 🐶 he’s brilliant 🤩 all ways by your side mate
Put up all the footage of this interview it’s so informative!!!!😮
Pierre has time to send me a part number for my standard 190E and work on these pieces of art...he's a great person. Great episode, the rarest of the rare.
Pierre is a legend.
Even the dog was looking 😂😂
Bruno Saco knows his Benzes
Incredible
I always watch TH-cam. I am always impressed by the wonderful collections. I am Japanese and own two W126s in Japan. A friend of mine has a Gemballa 560sel
We would love to talk to you about the gemballa pls send a message on Instagram!
Amazing episode!
Thank you
Dan looks like he could be my brother lol, wish he was cause id be borrowing all his cars lmao, love and respect to you both as always, huge fan
Amazing stories we get from the patina kingdom,❤ history in the making
Much respect
God bless the patina collective
God bless you
Vico and family, killed it again. Much love patina! How was D'elegance?
Was great video coming soon
How did you guys find this guy!!? Soo much insight and background into the early SGS world in the middle east. Another great video with great content, thanks for posting V and team.
He is Patina extended family!
The Benny S 126 with the PANAM BADGE on the back 🔥. I would daily drive this if I lived in Paris France cause of that panam
Panam is legendary !
Pierre the legend always the history off all those eighties Mercedes Benz by SGS this men is technical genius 🇩🇪🚘⛽️🚗
Yes Pierre for the win!
Yall need to drop content more often like before ! Yall making us wait too long lol
excellent interview, I wish you would put more of the 80's tuner founders infant of the camera
Roy got very emotional when seeing the Benny s panam in person for the first time
When he's talking about the VW Golf with RR interior...you show what's not a Golf, but a Magnum Corrado prototype @ 22:08
Wow man. First Gullwing 126?! Legend
Amazing content as usual..... Chris sounds like he lived a Rockstar life...lol
He really did!
Oettingers are rare. Good find.
Yes. !
What happened to all the style that we saw back in the 80s and 90s? Crazy widebodies, flashy custom interiors, high spec engine tunes (as seen in various Koenigs, audio setups, tvs, phones, etc. Nowadays it’s wheels and exhaust and a wrap and tune it, you have a “build” somehow.
The era long gone but we’re bringing it back!
tnx for the video
Most welcome
That bwoy Pierre is a scientist. Fire episode and a dope pick up 💪🏾🔥
That’s a fact
All I can say is 'yeah man!!'
Big up!
Hopefully SGS will make some new cars for the patina collective
Bring Pier to South Africa, he can be a millionaire here. Or i should come there and learn from him😂😂 mad genius
No benefits to move here permanently. No tax benefits. Just a nice holiday now and then in the Cape.
@@YusufEbr I would beg to differ, there's a few mechanics working on Kjets and Djet motors this side, trust me, and there's a big following now of these classics. If I had the machinery and the knowhow to work on these I'd be killing it here it Johannesburg
Are u guys looking for another detailer or lot guy I’m interested thank you for all you do
About damnn time...
We back!!
The Beny S with the Mercedes star is nicer than the tuner, very clean.
🔥🔥🔥
Why did u guys chop up that whole interview post it all!!!!
🙏🏽👏🏽🔥💯🤩
The gullwing doors are petfect on the SEC, but the interior and the body work just tries too hard. I love the more restrained AMG body kits and interior treatments.
RIP Bernard Schneider
Does the huge SGS Royale still exist ? Were there 6 production units of the SGS Royale ?
Yes
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Bernd Schneider the racing guy or different person?
Different
Cmon
Big episode !
Yes sirrrrrr
Grüße aus Düsseldorf
Greetings!
does that fintail run carbs?
Yes .. and runs perfect now.
👍✌️
WOW. So many cars still out there! Hopefully they will all come to the MECCA where they belong at the Patina Collective. What an epic episode. Big thanks to Daniel and Vico. What would life be without the Patina Collective? They saved the Mercedes scene. I was tired of seeing over hyped Japanese cars. we really needed the Patina Collective to let the car community know that MERCEDES BENZ is here to take its throne. 🫡
🫡🫡🫡 thanks Ali
Damn you should really try and do a big interview with the SGS guy
Great history lesson!