Desert Car Kings
No
No one should be painting over metal which has craters in it without doing SOMETHING to smooth out the craters. Take a look at the left side of the rear valance. The paint looks like like it was shot over the surface of the moon... Look up from there, and you'll see that they left a dent in the body just above the bumper.
Look at the left fender, the body line is as wavy as the ocean...
The car I turned into a race car had been gutted from a fire. It was my first attempt at restoring a car and I did a hell of a lot better job ALONE than that crew of "professionals" did with an entire boneyard of parts at their disposal.
It was. If you're going to do it, might as well do it right. I started without a rotisserie then built one myself to make the job go easier.
Looking at the caliber of most of the cars here, I would say most are.
No
No one should be painting over metal which has craters in it without doing SOMETHING to smooth out the craters. Take a look at the left side of the rear valance. The paint looks like like it was shot over the surface of the moon... Look up from there, and you'll see that they left a dent in the body just above the bumper.
Look at the left fender, the body line is as wavy as the ocean...
The car I turned into a race car had been gutted from a fire. It was my first attempt at restoring a car and I did a hell of a lot better job ALONE than that crew of "professionals" did with an entire boneyard of parts at their disposal.
It was. If you're going to do it, might as well do it right. I started without a rotisserie then built one myself to make the job go easier.
Looking at the caliber of most of the cars here, I would say most are.