b-body-bob
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I've seen this car in the background of other episodes, but this video was just posted yesterday.
Superbee at Kindig
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Some of these shops need their heads straightened with a sledge hammer....
There’s another car that will get screwed up.
morons - ******* up a perfectly good car. it would have been easier to just build from aftermarket panels and not toast an actual car.
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The car owner is just as much to blame as the shop. Why take it there knowing they will modify it.
Could be a clone?
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and will overpay by a factor of 10
b-body-bob
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Kevin say it is a clone in the video
They already effed up a 70 Challenger R/T and a 67 Coronet R/T now a Super Bee will be the next victim of their restomod butchery! Did Dynacorn run of of 69 Camaro bodies to butcher?
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Hands off idiots. I agree, the owner is as much to blame. Probably screwed a decent owner out of it by overbidding at an auction. Now wil spendl a bunch and end up with something worth $200k less than what he ends up having in it.
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I thought the car looked great as is. I would not let them touch a thing. As much as I enjoyed watching the show over the years and watching their fabricating. I usually never like the end results of their vehicles. Not into the chop tops, raked windshields, same door handles on every build, scoops, scallops, diffusers, huge stupid wheels and tires, and every other goofy thing they do.
I do like the narrowing and tucking of the bumpers (sometimes) as long as they are re-chromed and not painted.
I do like the narrowing and tucking of the bumpers (sometimes) as long as they are re-chromed and not painted.
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Our local TV channel has just started re-runs of the early episodes where they weren't all woke, and actually said "bitching" on a regular basis.
That aside, some of their creations have a little too much custom tomfoolery to be considered tasteful by hardcore car enthusiasts.
Last night was an episode where a '64 Vette came in for a paint touch-up, and ends up with full strip & paint, new interior and seats & console, plus the obligatory shave door handles & antenna socket plus some over-sized goofy wheels.....with a smattering of gayness involving moustache prowess.
That aside, some of their creations have a little too much custom tomfoolery to be considered tasteful by hardcore car enthusiasts.
Last night was an episode where a '64 Vette came in for a paint touch-up, and ends up with full strip & paint, new interior and seats & console, plus the obligatory shave door handles & antenna socket plus some over-sized goofy wheels.....with a smattering of gayness involving moustache prowess.
Haven’t seen the Challenger, but the Coronet was an abomination. If I recall, the owner was from Massachusetts.
Five years ago I read that Kindigs builds started at 250k,a build like this one is probably closer to 500k. Some people have money to burn!
The Challenger was a black 70 that they built about three years ago.
I think the Challenger was the one owned by actor Kevin Hart.....and for me that car was way too far gone in custom lingo to be nice to drive.
The addition of the Helephant drivetrain was the only draw for me.
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Damn good "clone" with a Rallye dash in it...
Most clones don't go as far as swapping out the dash to a rallye dash.
The Challenger was for a black actor, comedian or musician, can not place him at the moment . I didn't like it. The blue Coronet was an abomination at the end. Those guys are all very very talented, but they simply get way the hell out there. I stopped by there a few years ago on my way back from the Reno Air races, it was on a Tuesday, no seeing the shop, then was on Fridays only. Could hear Dave upstairs. Waisted time down to the shop and back to the interstate. Can't please everyone!
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