Another reason to keep bubba away from your car.......
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Another reason to keep bubba away from your car.......
OR, one more reason NOT to buy a car when you don't know what you're looking at.
What a mess. I'm in the teardown/repair mode waiting on the nose for this 57 restomod. The car has been "spliced". It came from TN.Titled as a 57 with correct vin tag, etc. 58 from the doors back. Holes in the trunk were filled. Look at this splice job. HOLY CRAP!!!! The next time you have a little "crack" to fix......think of this.
Mike Coletta
What a mess. I'm in the teardown/repair mode waiting on the nose for this 57 restomod. The car has been "spliced". It came from TN.Titled as a 57 with correct vin tag, etc. 58 from the doors back. Holes in the trunk were filled. Look at this splice job. HOLY CRAP!!!! The next time you have a little "crack" to fix......think of this.
Mike Coletta
Last edited by mike coletta; 03-14-2012 at 07:27 AM.
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Dont have to worry about it holding water...
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How depressing for you to get a POS like that to redo Mike.
Or your customer that has to pay for it!
Or your customer that has to pay for it!
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seen that trick done before. that is why its best to buy a "unhit" car
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Clearly whatever clown assembled that car did not put enough JB Weld in those cracks...very dangerous!
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No one uses hit parts, they use the parts that are left over
Show us the part of the RESTOmod that was RESTO;d please
Geezus, sure hope you got it for free?
Last edited by TC233; 02-20-2012 at 06:28 PM.