Two cars, two ways to fix

[Greg Myers]

[Evilbenny]

This is giving me a headache. WHY ???

[Joe Handley]

I saw a late model Golf like that, I'm still trying to figure out if he was fixing a wreck or trying to make it look like that VW Callico Rabbit commercial.

[Deathgoblin]

My uncle used to do stuff like that. he got a hold of a pair of Volvos at one point, one was a rear end collision, the other had front end damage. A little cutting and splicing later and he had a car that was half blue, half white.

[slusher]

I see this all the time in the south. l would at least primer the whole car or the used parts...

[Joe Handley]

I see this all the time in the south. l would at least primer the whole car or the used parts...

Better yet, Plasti-Dip!

[PappyD340]

My question which one stole the parts??

[Fabrux]

This is my poor little car, as it currently sits:

Half white, half blue. It made more sense to me to get all the good body panels on it and THEN prep/paint. But, with my family and my waistline continuing to grow it's not really practical for me anymore. Now the next owner will have to deal with painting.

[Bastardo]

Looks like a propper rat-rod in the making to me - therefore I love the way it looks!

[Joe Handley]

That is the advantage of that Plasti-Dip stuff I mentioned Nick, you can paint that whole car for a couple hundred dollars and not even need to mask it or have any special place to do the painting.

[Tom Geiger]

I once saw a Chevelle sitting at a gas station that was white with a red nose on it. The red nose had accident damage on it so I was pitying the car as a two time loser. Then on the opposite side, I saw another Chevelle, that was red with a white nose on it. Then I got it. The guy had a red car he wrecked and used the white car as a parts car. It looked like he just stuck the red nose on it to make it look whole.