Hello a family member who has a limo company has just bought a fleet of 97 S500's which have come back from leases.. all are identical black/black approx 36-38k miles each.. bought them for $34K each... what he wants to know is if he can put a fax machine in the back for customer use... I have heard of this before.. anyone know anything about this????

thanks

[This message has been edited by BmwTek (edited 02-18-2000).]

I think that you can do it with the Cell phone.

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Benzmac:
1981 280GE SWB
1987 16V
ASE CERTIFIED MASTER AUTO TECHNICIAN
SERVICE MANAGER FOR 14 BAY FACILITY
MERCEDES SPECIALIST 8 YRS
PARTNER IN MERCEDESSHOP.COM

How would it be done??? just get a fax machine and connect it to the cell reciever??? and how about those in car pc's??? he is already putting in the LCD tvs.. can he use the same monitor for the pc as well????

thanks

BMW check this:
http://stormworks.max3d.com/mega300/

This was my old install in my 300E, which due to its high visibility got broken into when left the car in the wrong area for an hour or two... I don't have any pics of the new intsall, but I can tell you that instead of up on the dashboard, my 4" LCD monitor is now in the ashtray housing, it looks almost factory and the slide-off woodgrain face from the ashtray door serves as a nice cover. If you want to see something great done in a Mercedes check out http://www.megacar.com

It was the inspiration for my project...

If I do go forth with this 500SEL 1993 on monday, watch out :)

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Chris Singh
1983 300D 200k+ (stopped odometer)
1990 300E 123k
1999 E430 12k

http://benz.mp3car.com
http://stormworks.max3d.com

Yes this can definatly be done.I would suggest you contact a local car audio place and they should be able to fix you up.Companies like Audiovox ,etc do offer fax machines for vehicles.Its quite a simple install,and the machines are quite small and efficient.
Good luck!
One thing though you will find that for a fax transmission the vehicle will have to be stopped and parked or else there will be too much noise and therefore errors.