Operation: Revival of a BBY **56k take a nap**
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Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 39
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From: Pittsburgh
Why would you buya whole new quarter section?
That could have been repaired easily..
Pointless...
looks good though.
EDIT:
I would of never bought new doors and a quarter. So easy to fix, but eh.
Are you a bodyman by any chance, or is this your first time doin this type of stuff? like swapping quarters welding and all?
That could have been repaired easily..
Pointless...
looks good though.
EDIT:
I would of never bought new doors and a quarter. So easy to fix, but eh.
Are you a bodyman by any chance, or is this your first time doin this type of stuff? like swapping quarters welding and all?
Good job on the work so far man. They did a very nice job on the rad support. Hood line is spot on. Now get ready to sand!
Was not.
Ive seen worse.
Ive repaired worse..
Truth of the matter is, people are a bunch of ****** nowadays and wont be man enough and step up their game and do some bondo work, but take the easy way out.
Not to diss the OP, as mayeb its his preference, but I find buying and replacing crap thats fixable a waste of money. Sometimes just gotta get down and dirty, but with our society today, noone wants to.
My quarter was pushed in more, and I didnt replace jack **** besides the bucket as it was torn apart ( taillight bucket). The guy grew some ***** and pulled it and did bondo work.
Hard to find something of the sort nowadays.
Ive seen worse.
Ive repaired worse..
Truth of the matter is, people are a bunch of ****** nowadays and wont be man enough and step up their game and do some bondo work, but take the easy way out.
Not to diss the OP, as mayeb its his preference, but I find buying and replacing crap thats fixable a waste of money. Sometimes just gotta get down and dirty, but with our society today, noone wants to.
My quarter was pushed in more, and I didnt replace jack **** besides the bucket as it was torn apart ( taillight bucket). The guy grew some ***** and pulled it and did bondo work.
Hard to find something of the sort nowadays.
Newbie
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 39
Likes: 0
From: Pittsburgh
Was not.
Ive seen worse.
Ive repaired worse..
Truth of the matter is, people are a bunch of ****** nowadays and wont be man enough and step up their game and do some bondo work, but take the easy way out.
Not to diss the OP, as mayeb its his preference, but I find buying and replacing crap thats fixable a waste of money. Sometimes just gotta get down and dirty, but with our society today, noone wants to.
My quarter was pushed in more, and I didnt replace jack **** besides the bucket as it was torn apart ( taillight bucket). The guy grew some ***** and pulled it and did bondo work.
Hard to find something of the sort nowadays.
Ive seen worse.
Ive repaired worse..
Truth of the matter is, people are a bunch of ****** nowadays and wont be man enough and step up their game and do some bondo work, but take the easy way out.
Not to diss the OP, as mayeb its his preference, but I find buying and replacing crap thats fixable a waste of money. Sometimes just gotta get down and dirty, but with our society today, noone wants to.
My quarter was pushed in more, and I didnt replace jack **** besides the bucket as it was torn apart ( taillight bucket). The guy grew some ***** and pulled it and did bondo work.
Hard to find something of the sort nowadays.
No one said its impossible to have repaired the jacked up sheet metal that was on there. Just a bad idea. People that don't want a gallon of body filler are still men. I'm sure of that. Time is money. Why waste it on a trashed out quarter that you know is NEVER gonna be perfact again. I garuntee i could tell where your car was fixed if I saw it in person. I'd have to look at this guy pinch welds to tell.
