Best (Worst) Homemade Modification or Repair - Just for Fun

[ed.brooks]

Most of us have taken a good close look at a lot more cars than the average person. What's the best or the worst thing you've seen a customer do to their car? And isn't it amazing how they always think it adds value to the trade?

I'll start off with this high quality repair I found last night on my favorite NYC Blog, EV Grieve.

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[ed.brooks]

Custom paint jobs ALWAYS increase a car's value! Don't they?

Check out singer Chris Brown's Lamborghini Gallardo...

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[Jeff Kershner]

Wat to F%$K an awesome car...

 

[Jeff Kershner]

Need I say more?

 

[Matt DoCampo]

I'm always a fan of repairing paint damage with a bottle of spray paint and a butter knife.

 

[ed.brooks]

We don't need no stinking spray paint - Latex and a brush baby!

 

[ed.brooks]

What can be said about this?

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[joe.pistell]

What can be said about this?

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It reminds me of our favorite chinese gal Ling.com.

If you can see past the visual freak show, I see a kid with no cash and a lot of passion built this mess from with stuff he found in his garage. There are hours and hours of thought and time in that cesspool.

Back in the day I use to own 2 giant automotive custom shops. I'd look at that pic and smile, throw that kid out back, pay him entry wages, give him a broom and a rag and tell him to keep the place spotless and assist others when needed. In 6 months I'd know if he had what it took to be an all-star (passion, discipline, creativity work ethic, etc)

 

[Alex Snyder]

Some gems in here: Funny Pictures at WalMart

 

[ed.brooks]

Found this today on AutoBlog.com