I hope the 68 Charger is not next!

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I saw this come across my Facebook feed.. Crazy what people do. With prices these days that was probably expensive anyway.. I guess a sign of the times and going Mad Max style.. :lol:

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meh !!, not for me

people really do some strange stuff to cars
 

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I bought a 68 barracuda with a damaged quarter back in the day........ someone riveted vinyl siding to it and buried it with bondo..... yes, it was ugly; and better off with the smashed quarter
 

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Well oem. Could stand for , old exterior metal. :)
 

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Do you think he ordered the portapotty to match the shop or it was dumb luck?
 

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Seriously how much is a quarter skin! Craigslist $200,new $ 300 ? Corrigation the newest aerodynamic trend!
 

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A little bondo would do wonders to smooth out the body lines, ribs would help keep it in place. [sarcasm]
 

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This thread brings back an unpleasant memory from 30 years ago. I had just accepted a promotion from my employer that provided major a stepping stone on the corporate ladder. My deal with the devil(s), boss and spouse was I had to move to Chicago while my wife stayed on in PA and quit work to finish her masters degree. One year in solitary, just me and my '62 Imperial. I was doing the bachelor deal at the laundromat on a Saturday night. The low life using the dryer beside me pointed to the Imperial, calling attention to a dent in the rocker panel molding. "I have a buddy who can make a new one from aluminum siding, I'll give you his number!" I graciously declined, go out of there, and started doing laundry on Sunday mornings.
 
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