Rear Suspension Rebuild Complete
Swapped out the old bushings with some decent poly's, should help reduce wear on my gearbox. Got to get back to the track now.
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Swapped out the old bushings with some decent poly's, should help reduce wear on my gearbox. Got to get back to the track now.
Really, more trim on your mediocre build doesn't magically make it any better.
Great job removing half the insulation, just what I want in my home.
Yeah good luck with that overpriced, unnecessary update, I'm sure it'll save you a whopping five bucks.
Your attempt at aesthetic is still more sloppy than innovative, builder guy.
It looks like you're reusing engine parts from multiple cars rather than sourcing unique ones.
Lol good luck making that look even remotely sleek after the butcher job you clearly called 'restoration'.
The overall aesthetic seems to be leaning heavily towards a generic European sports car design.
Another genius who thinks adding a fancy exhaust pipe makes a car worth fixing up.
Great job ripping out that dated trim and replacing it with something as bland as stainless steel.
It looks like you might be trying to combine a few styles without finding consistency.
The wheels seem to be mismatched with the rest of the build's aesthetic.
Great, because what this house really needed was an unnecessarily large and expensive garage conversion.
The aesthetic is interesting but the execution feels slightly rough around the edges visually.
It looks like you might have mismatched some wheels with the rest of the build.
The aggressive lines and chunky wheels clash with the otherwise conservative color scheme somewhat awkwardly.
Oh joy, another 'improved' renovation that still looks like it was cobbled together by a DIY enthusiast.
I'm sure your fancy paint job and new wheels really made that bland house stand out.
Great job messing with people's perfectly functional cars, I'm sure you've got a genius degree in mechanics now.
Great job fixing the roof without any visible evidence of it, real skill there.
It looks like you put more effort into the interior than the exterior finish.
It seems like you prioritized looks over overall performance and reliability in your build.
That exhaust system looks like it's been slapped together without much consideration for aesthetics.
Great, because nothing says 'taste' like sanding down a perfectly good vintage bumper.
Great job ruining what was already a good rebuild, really needed more unnecessary custom trim pieces.
Great job making your build more generic and completely losing its original character.
Great job ruining what was already a decent build, nice addition of unnecessary aesthetic flair.