Customer States They Got Their Exhaust "Welded" And Now It Has A Leak | Just Rolled In
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0:00 Intro
0:05 1999 Ford Crown Victoria. The customer's brother apparently cut open the catalytic converters to gut them out and this is how he "patched" the holes. The technician said it surprisingly had an exhaust leak.
0:19 The technician said: "No, we never actually found out why. The long story is that it belonged to a friend of the shop owner's son and the car was dead in the driveway so they sent a salesman out to jump-start it and drive it back to the shop. The car went into limp mode on the way back and we noticed all the smoke. That's when we checked the oil and found it massively overfilled. We filled our 5-gallon oil container about halfway with what came out. We never actually talked to the customer directly."
0:37 Luckily it just needed that 1 spark plug installed and it was fine.
0:51 In case you're wondering. A crankcase ventilation system removes unwanted gases from the crankcase of an internal combustion engine. The system usually consists of a tube, a one-way valve, and a vacuum source (such as the inlet manifold).
1:15 The technician said: "I believe the customer did that himself. From my investigation the truck was in an accident and the customer decided to "repair" the truck on his own. The customer declined all recommendations.
1:42 Unsure of the cause of failure but will give an update in a future video if we get one.
1:58 Brake rotors and brake pads are non-existent as you can see.
Which caused the caliper piston to come out and caused a brake fluid leak as well. Very scary that the customer was driving like this.
2:11 The technician said he's not sure who worked on the brakes last.
2:25 The technician said: "Nobody got hurt, the wheel came off in a parking lot, minutes earlier he was on a highway, that would have been bad. I think the lug nuts were loose."
2:32 Since the customer said the vehicle "jumped", I'm thinking that the driveshaft came off and got caught on something and the vehicle jumped in the air as the customer described. Unfortunately, we didn't get the full story from the customer.
2:44 No extra info, but it looks unsafe with all those rocks and garbage.
2:51 The technician said: "early 2000s GMC Sierra came in for brake lines and I pulled the wheels off and noticed the shock mounts that also hold up the gas tank are completely rusted through. Along with terrible rust on the front end. The customer said he had someone put new shocks in for him less than 1 year ago and never told him about the shock mounts."
3:05 Update from photos in the last video.
3:19 It was sitting on the showroom floor of a dealership in Memphis Tennessee when the dealership closed. They left the car there at the dealership and it has sat there since. (Happened two years ago the person said).
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I see what you did there.
Back in the day, before clocks were invented.
When it got dark, that was the end of the day
and the dark was the beginning of the next day.
Christmas Eve's the day before Christmas dark.
Keep up the good work.
When mass immigration causes job replacement the outcome is poorly made
@@johnpetermalcolm i never knew that, interesting. well, give it another twenty minutes and it will be friday where i am in new money as well! 😃
That's is by far the most artistic welding job I have ever seen, is like you could see the artist expressing his pain with every inch of stock wire. Is beautiful
He is in a lot of pain.
It looks like one of mine.
I misread that as “autistic” 😂 oops
It looks like he was trying to recreate a coral reef.
Not going to lie though it would be extremely satisfying to take an angle grinder to that weld it gives me anxiety looking at it but it would be so relieving to just clean it up
:05 that looks like a "Hey Cletus, lets go buy a welder from Harbor Freight and we'll weld it up and take it back t'morrow and gets our money back" kind of job.
That's EXACTLY what it looks like.
I highly recommend when buying a used vehicle, put it on a lift and check the undercarriage. Looks like new vehicles will need the same examination if the undercarriage is rusting that quick 👍
Seems lots of 2021 and 2022 cars will end up broken. The main reason is probably shortages.
Just ask to give it a checkup at a shop and if they deny it, don't buy it.
Always get an inspection from a shop. Hundred bucks could save you thousands
@@TurdJesus Usually it's not even in the hundreds to get a check up. If you know what you're doing you can just follow the same shedule they do. Get underneath with a crowbar amd a ball hammer, do a compression test and drive it.
I've not once done that. But I'm in Texas where rust isn't really a thing lol
first clip transcends booger welds, that's a wasp nest weld
😆 sir you can an exterminator not us
I could do better than that with plumbing solder and a MAPP gas torch! 😁
When I was in school for welding, one of the students was doing welds like that...AT THE END OF THE PROGRAM!
I thought it was a wasp's nest at first, also.
I call my former brother in law's truck "Booger" for this reason. lol
What a find that Thunderbird is. Pretty much from the heart of the malaise era. Would be so cool to have Mr. Regular to test drive that.
Flood car.
Paid sticker?
@@rodbender6184 This is one case where it's perfectly OK to buy a flood car. That thing is a gem.
It just a matter of time until things start going bad. Nothing good happens when a car has been set in place, regardless of being in a dealer showroom.
@@bengone3349 Not true. I've purchased totaled vehicles and vehicles that sat for a decade that no one seemed to want and, so long as you're careful, they work out. Go through everything and make sure it's right and from then on you have a very nice reliable vehicle. A 40 year old vehicle that sat in a showroom for it's whole life is about the best case scenario. That thing will be mint once a knowledgeable person goes through it.
I love hearing the accents of the mechanic's from around the country, and the world.
I heard at least 1 'mountain man' accent...
I welded a new flexi into the downpipe on my missus's R50 Cooper, I thought it was pretty terrible but compared to THAT I feel validated! 😂
Same I made an exhaust for my integra and I thought my welds were shit until seen that 😂
Doesn't have to be perfect, just solid. That mess in the video was neither.
Yep. My welds aren't pretty, but I'm a mater welder compared to that guy.
Oh, trust me, you are... and I haven't even seen your go at it.
0:10 looks like my former brother in laws welding. I call his Truck - Booger
Beautiful welding aesthetics. I can see he took inspiration from natural termite nests.
Seen alot of bad welding but nothing like that , he must of went through an entire box of welding rod to get that growth . We love to watch others do some crazy things but i have to admit i was one of those guys who hooked up a hose some where it shouldnt and i am suppose to be a licensed tech although i wasnt quite there yet when this story happened . Didnt have cell phones thankfully back then or i would be on this channel for all to see . I will make it quick . I was working on the washer nozzles of a Cavalier where the metal transmission vent tube is mounted right beside the washer jug on the left tower but the rubber vent hose from the trans was not hooked up to this tube but was lying down at the bottom of the strut tower . I dropped the hose from the washer motor down beside where this other hose was lying , which i didnt notice . I grabbed the wrong hose hooked it to the washer motor and let the wipers and washers rip . Emptied the jug but no washer fluid came out or was running on the floor so i took an air hose with a nozzle and started to pressurize the hose to see what was up . I could hear the air going somewhere but couldnt figure it out so i laid on the pressure . A minute later the transmission dip stick came shooting out hit the wall and covered me in trans fluid . At least i knew where all the washer fluid went , trans service and flush and i learned a valuable lesson i remembered the rest of my career . Sorry for the novel ..
Don't be sorry.
It was worth the read.
That’s mig with no gas for the wasp nest weld
@@highdownmartin I realized after it was a mig weld , should of said he went through a spool not a box
@@waynesbutler7834 but he saved on gas!
@@highdownmartin No kidding , after watching this vid again it looks more like a birds nest then a tumor with all that unused wire , barely enough heat to cook a steak although when there is welding to be done in our shop i am not the guy they turn to . I do Alignments and nothing else for the last 30 of my 40 years ..
At 2:32, I'm wondering if it was a grated bridge and the driveshaft broke and caught the grating. Mythbusters did an episode where they tested a broken driveshaft catching a pothole.
I'm sure the pole vault was due to the drive shaft, but I think the question is what made the drive shaft drop.
Mythbusters proved it won't pole vault
@@MrYfrank14 I love Mythbusters, but I found that nearly every automotive myth they tested, they got wrong. I have seen driveshafts do some major damage when a u-joint breaks. A car may not go head over heels, but it can lift the back end of the car up about 6' or so.
I watched a few episodes of Mythbusters and that was it for me.
They got almost everything wrong.
@@61rampy65 - which is what Mythbusters proved.
You can get major damage, but it won't pole vault.
The loud pop was probably the spark plug blowing out after the customer stripped the threads in the head.
Hi, I sent in the video of the gmc truck with the horribly rusty shock mount and rats nest lol, customer also said he had a new trans and rebuilt engine put in, he decided he is going to sell as a parts truck and i had to take his brand new tires off haha . poor guy wasted sooo much money all because of a shady employee not telling him about the condition of his truck.
Damn poor guy! Hope he makes some money off the parts.
Just what I need after 8hrs in the shop
Hope you had a great day!
Sooooo right!
Appreciate the shout-out brutha! And yeah that customer had no idea it was welded that badly lol. Legit worst thing I've seen in a long time.
I'm far from an experienced welder (not even a novice), but that has got to be one of the spongiest looking weld jobs I've ever seen.
2:51- No one mentioned the rat's nest, either.
Man i am so glad to live in a relatively rust free zone, my nearly 30 year old car's chassis is absolutely spotless which is good as most old land rovers meet the scrapyard because of rust issues
Same. I would hate to have to deal with rust. I don’t know how people do it. If my 10 year old truck was literally falling apart I would be beyond pissed
@@lesterparker1594 it does piss you off living in an area like that...but there's not exactly a good solution
Shhhhh!
The sea is 1/2mile away and my 41 year old series 3 does not want to hear that!
@@lesterparker1594 You know what's worse than dealing with every bolt being rusty?
Watching YT videos of shops that have never seen a spot of rust.
Arizona ftw. My 87 blazer and 90 burb are both rust free
The bugs crawling around the interior surley has to be the worst.......I still shudder at the thought.
Some Honda models had the drain plugs for the engine and transmission close together and on a manual, they both used oil. I saw a car come in with 8 qts of oil because the customer drained the transmission by mistake and then added 4 qts of oil to the motor. Both had to be replaced..
I have noticed 2 major patterns. Firstly customers turn down repairs for thangs that should have been fixed a long time ago. Secondly there seems to be quality control issues when some of these new vehicles leave the factory.
I would definitely not buy any new vehicles that were made in the past two years. 😅
Just because an owner refuses repairs does not mean that is the end of it. The customers may fix themselves or if the damage is too costly just scrap the car.
2:46 owner is clearly a genius. Why pay the shop to align your vehicle to stop veering to the right… when you can just weigh down the left side of the car with rocks
I guess he figures it is better to have rocks and not need them than to need rocks and not have them.
Must have bought his floor mats from...
Rock Auto...
As a former mechanic in Minnesota, I couldn’t believe how many cars came in loaded so the trash from horders. It was super sad to see, but also just disgusting to work on.
Rocks is kinda weird
People are crazy
You work on them?!
I thought most mechanic would refuse to touch their horder car
I know money is money but you're a mechanic not a janitor 😅
@@KatiTheButcher Ballast, to keep it from pulling to the right.
@@user2C47 good 1
Every clip I felt someone's wallet crying 🤣
Your videos never fail to amaze me!
Glad to hear!!
Well the people who tried to "fix" never amaze me. Omfg people are really dumb as shit haha
This is my absolute favorite channel on CZcams! I don't claim to be a mechanic but I did learn a lot from my father who was a mechanic in the Army and from friends who are mechanics. I'm fifty two years old and seeing what I see on this channel puts some pain in my soul. If there is some work that I'm sure is above my DIY mechanic ability I take it to a shop. It also scares the shit out of me to think there are people on the road with vehicles that are such a hazard not just to them but everyone around them. Please keep posting these amazing videos and shocking the shit out of my soul.
2:47 I work as an automotive painter for a collision repair shop. This i have encountered a few times, the worst was an Explorer window height filled with paper bags from burger king, mcdonalds ect. that still had unfinished food, boxes of snacks like poptarts, unfinished beverages from fast food resturaunts, receipts, trash, clothing, what seemed like groceries that were never taken out of the car. This thing smelled vile and after baking it and rolling it out of the paintbooth the odor was unfathomable
Why would you even accept such a car? Couldn't you not tell the owner he or she had to clean the car before it was repaired?
@@SweBeach2023 That is a very good question, I suppose the reason it came in like that is because when cars come in for estimates the estimators do what they do without stepping in the car most of the time. Even upon drop-off the vehicle is documented and recorded with a camera for any further damages on the outside(plenty of people always try the "that wasnt there", some may not have noticed prior damages but still point it out on pickup). Once the car is in our posession we do a prescan of the system for any system errors that may or may not be there from the accident, I think it was after the car was dropped of did that get noticed. I work on the cars after panels have been replaced/repaired already
As a former S/M and before S/W for C/P, L/M and last Saturn. I have tons of stories, but sadly no pictures or videos. Somewhere, I should have a few still pics of a brand-new Saturn coup. Drug (Left in park) behind a Motor Home. Not sure how fast or far. Ground wheels down to the center, struts, radiator and trans pan were almost gone. To add insult to injury. Tow drive was having trouble unloading the car at the Dealer. So backed up and hit the brakes. Car slid off and right into a Brick wall. Customers insurance company, reluctantly paid for the damaged of being towed in park. Tow driver's insurance paid for the other damage.
The rust on that truck is scary. Couldn’t imagine buying a new truck and already having to worry about rust
this is a regretfully common issue now with new vehicle's.. shady dealers buy them at auction , knowing the vehicle was in a flood then flip it , selling high dollar. no warranty
Was it a flood vehicle or is that the cheap China steel that falls apart quickly?
@@jazziez6467 mate, even cheap china steel won't rust that fast. that looked more like it spend couple weeks partially dipped on the seaside
Rocks....now that is a new one. Sometimes it makes me wonder....if their car looks like that...what does their home look like?
Lets hope they don't crash that one 😅
pretty clean! all the trash gets put in the car, they just waiting for the right time and place to dump it!
@@andreww2098 aaaaaaaand that time never comes
I wonder if the car has a 'list' without the rocks, due to uneven heavy loading or something very broken.
I have the slight sad feeling these cars ARE their homes.
That Thunderbird is probably original right down to the air in the tires
Turd bird
We had a Lady come into the dealership the other day DEMANDING we give her a longer dipstick because the one she has was not long enough to reach the oil....refused to pay for us to top off the oil because her son just did the oil change.
That sounds like it's going to get expensive.
The amount of trust she puts in her son's abilities is truly heartwarming. 😅
Conversely, the lack of trust in a professional's assessment of the situation is somewhat depressing. 😏
She doesn't need a new dipstick when she already has a good one in the family.
@@enematwatson1357 Welcome to the "who needs experts" era... :/
Tech - Sir we found out the problem there’s a spark plug missing.
Customer - that’s impossible I installed all 7 of them.
Tech - Sir your engine uses 8 spark plugs.
Customer - O.o
Don't be silly, why would they name it Audi Q7 if it had eight cylinders?
@@SweBeach2023 sir that’s the seating capacity
Joke is funnier if you end it after 2nd sentence.
16 spark plugs if its a HEMI!
@@ksli57 24 if it’s special edition
That weld... the combination of 0 skill and infinite determination
Haha!
Just love this was in the auto repair biz retail and wholesale after sales for 42 years. And was involved with manufacturer warranty compliance.
Dear lord that first clip those welds look like some alien fungi you see in video games
That Thunderbird omg. I love that story
Trash year though
So would that Thunderbird at the end be considered New-Old stock?
👍Thunder Bird! YES! A remarkable purchase to say the least! 👍
The rocks fell out of the customer's head !! Warm up the silicone for it to flow where needed.
Those welds looked like something out of the deep Jungle of the Amazon, wow. AWESOME find on that Thunderbird, gorgeous despite the dust!!!
That car is gonna need everything replaced to make it run.
Wonder how much it cost him
@@billolsen4360 Right? Freaking wild.
@@CrossWindsPat I mean if there isn't any rust or pitting in that engine or the frame (fairly unlikely if it's literally just been sitting there for decades indoors), they made out pretty damn good all things considered.
@@CrossWindsPat No, not everything. I'd replace the belts, hoses, tires, battery and all the fluids and filters, then start it and let the car idle a while letting get good a warmed up and see if anything is leaking. If not then I'd take it for a short drive, check again, and maybe change the oil. Then you do the 5/50/500 thing and enjoy.
Man it’s crazy the POS that these people drive next to you on the highway
That thunderbird is freakin SWEET!
0:38
Made a loud pop noise & no spark plug to be found? Are we sure it didn't just blow it out and that was the pop? Hahahah
Noooooooooooo!!!!as a career welder my eyes can’t take it!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
You should see the other one I posted last year. Might even be worse then this one 😆
@@JustRolledIn no please 🤣🤣I need my vision 🤣🤣
Good luck with the new baby coming!
We appreciate that!
1:42 i would cry if i was that customer. that car is as new as they come. my drive to work and back is more than 20 miles
Wouldn't lemon laws apply?
the lemon law only applies when there has been multiple repair attempts for the same defect. this could fall under the lemon law eventually but right now it just falls under warranty
Looks like the guy just kept holding the mig gun 5 inches away and kept popping wire till it looked like an onion ring log LMAO
I feel much better about my current car knowledge after watching these. I may be just picking the hobby up, but damn. 😆
I'll be really interested in the results of that Audi Q5 -- that looks like sand to me. Someone missed cleaning out something after casting?
this channel is like daily dose of internet but for cars
That masterpiece of a weld job is what you get when you know a guy that can weld and he says he’ll hook you up, and that guy is so experienced he knows leaving the slag makes the weld stronger.
Seems like he forgot to open the CO2 bottle.
I can weld although not very skilled but I've no idea how you can weld it like that...
Where cars roll in but don't roll out✌️
That new-old car is a miracle
i really love coming to watch the JRI videos!
Love the Study wagon. We had a similar one bought new in 1963. Sliding roof over the seats in the back. Best seat in the car for us kids. So much fun in the summer with the open roof and no goddam seat belts.
Sheeesh. That's a pro shock dangling job.😎
For customers doing their own tune ups at :39 - - there ought to be hood locks that cannot be opened by them!
Your clients never cease to amaze and amuse!!!!!
That Tbird is beutiful. Must have been a dealership that went under?
I should have filmed my blunder...Calipers on the wrong side. Yup...Thats not even rookie mistake.
Lol too funny but happens to the best of us! And ya it sounds like they went under.
Don't feel bad...I am a retired mechanic of 25 years and still make stupid mistakes lol
@@scottrussell6717 Appreciate it. It actually got me a bit bummed down. I dont want to use stress as an excuse and all...Im trying to get back to working after years of medical garbage...but still, having to take it to a shop to bleed the brakes, only for them to see why I COULDNT because the caliopers were backwards...yeah. I felt 2 feet tall.
@@RipRoaringGarage I had to retire in 1997 due to major health issues... used to be a general mechanic able to fix anything but over the years have gone down hill and can barely change my own oil
@@scottrussell6717 Damn. Sorry to hear that. I know how it is to try to claw at life. Last 8 years Ive been trying to get back somehow. Not there yet but still feel I have to try. Are things better at least, like getting better?
Amazing how well Ronnie Milsap can weld.. He is fast too because he doesn't need a welding helmet to protect his vision.
Stevie Wonder welded it...
With his feet...
@@bawbnottheowldbawb7558 I thought it was Ray Charles, with a piano, mic and bad wifi from halfway around the world.
The background music fits these videos lol
Let's hat off for his posting back story about every clips on every videos. I read every story.
These videos just amaze me. 👍 👍 👍
That Thunderbird is a one in a million find. Maybe one in 10 million. Lucky lucky find!
I can't get past that exhaust repair! 🤣
NEW '76 T-Bird unbelievable! WOW!
wow, what crap
Looks like that welded exhaust needs chemotherapy, or at least a biopsy😳
The sad fact is that if you point to that disgusting mess and ask the brother did you do that he is going to look at you and very very proudly say yeah I fixed it all by myself. 🤣🤣😭😭😭😭
I'm wondering if the guy had just bought a cheap Harbor Freight welder and this was the first time he did anything with it.
you have the best videos showing customers' cars that just rolled in.
I had that T-bird when I was kid, it was two toned white and rust.
Ummmmm….. how do u forget a spark plug???? I’m just curious and dumbfounded. 😮
Don't need those. You remove them and leave them out. The noise gives it a cam lope 😋
@@JustRolledIn I guess so. Lol. When I first popped the hood on my Volvo I was thrown off- in-line 5. Missing one makes sense there 🤷♀️.
cylinder delete
@@moofficer lol touché.
He clearly wasn't the 'brightest spark'
I have seen A LOT of terrible welds, but this takes the 1st place, wow! How tf can you be this bad and not just give up?
I just need to tack together my 175th tack to my 223rd tack😂
Well, it probably didn't leak anymore.
You know from all the clips I've already seen of silk-thin brake pads, that jeep definitely takes the cake. He didn't just take the cake, he's a visionary, a renaissance man, he doesn't even NEED brake pads or brake rotors lmao
Absolutely astounding, especially that last one
Bet that brother thinks his welding is worth at least $40 an hour lol
Sure, has us all mesmerized
I turn away vehicles filled with garbage before my Techs get to them. I'm not risking the health and safety of them.
Thats a mighty fine welding job!!!
there's a video of an older dealer going out of business here on YT. When new cars came in, he'd take last year's cars and park them. Never sold any NOS cars. Fast forward many decades, the guy dies, and the family finds dozens of these gems in the back room with less than 10 miles on the clock. Most still had the wheel covers and floor mats in the trunk. He also had a bunch of nice used cars that he stashed away so they didn't hedge into his new car sales. They were all brought to a property on the edge of town for a giant auction a few years ago. The video is in many parts and several hours of viewing.
Sometimes I wonder if people neglect their vehicles on purpose in an attempt to become the next meme...sad that we live in an age where stupidity is praised, but common sense & intelligence is shunned.
Every time after watching your videos… i start to feel scared thinking how the people is with their cars 😖
Gotta love the ChiaWeld...
That thunderbird ❤
I bet $10 that the person who's vehicle "jumped" was driving over an icy bridge, pedal to the floor, confused why the vehicle wasn't accelerating...and then hit a dry patch.
That is the worst welding I have seen. And I have seen my welds.
🤣
I've seen better welds from people who have never picked up a stinger or a gun in their lives. Did the guy try to patch a massive hole with nothing but weld beads? Did he not know you need a plate to cover the hole before you can weld it shut?
That is some major chicken scratch welding
Lol!!! My exhaust started to fall apart on a Saturday afternoon, when I was already on my way to a destination and no where near a decent sized town. I found a garage near a village and the manager welded the pipe all the way round without removing it from the vehicle. I had done some wending on another vehicle years before and was impressed by the quality of his work. I sold the car 6 months later with the exhaust still solid and working as it should. I told the buyer this story of it as well. 👍
That has to be on purpose just to get on here!
🤣 surprisingly not. I showed a welding job like that in an older video also but even worse 😆
@@JustRolledIn so you're admitting you did the welding lol
@@scottrussell6717 🤣 Im not the best welder but a lot better than that
@@JustRolledIn I have to admit I am worse... many years ago I could make nice looking welds but now I am over the hill lol
Come on, even back in college when I was driving a clapped out piece of trash I made sure it had decent breaks, it's just not worth taking chances with this. You can find dirt cheap aftermarket brake pads and used rotors from the scrap yard if you're in a tight spot, but driving without breaks is insane no matter how good you (think) you are behind the wheel.
I'M NOT SURPRISED THAT YOU WENT TO COLLEGE AND CAN'T SPELL "" BRAKES"" 😂😂
@@captainamericaamerica8090 collage be like:
All the money for nothing
@@captainamericaamerica8090 actually many times depending on your phone the auto correct will change brakes to breaks.
The auto correct function "assumes" you mean break
Spelled brakes correctly once and incorrectly twice in the same paragraph. Don’t depend on spellcheck, proofread!
@@tomfinn6579 as I stated sometimes auto correct will change it
Nice! Pure determination.
Keep them vids coming, THANKS 😀👍
Ten quarts of oil in the engine. 🤔
Needs to be very lubricated and then some lol
That's all he had !!
Guarantee to have lubed bearings
It is truly terrifying the amount of people that have these vehicles on the road. I live in a state that doesn’t require vehicle inspections, but I am a firm believer that there should be vehicle inspections required by yearly, or yearly or whatever.
Boggles my mind that your state doesn’t require regular inspections.
In Germany you have to have inspection every 2 years. If you don’t, the car looses it’s operating permit.
Additionally your number plate gets a sticker that displays the date when you have to have your next inspection.
We call it “TÜV”.
Of course you understand these cases are vanishingly rare....which is why it is worth collecting them and sharing. Right? If these were normal, nobody would watch the video.
@@fredygump5578 dude I don’t know what planet you live on but I’ve been in the automotive industry for 25 yrs and it’s not rare. So you may wanna shut your pie hole.
@@PasteteDoeniel I live in Alaska. There’s no emissions test or vehicle inspection.
As a professional welder I would like to shake that welders hand because that was just pure art.
Those words haunt my nightmares.
"Declined all repairs"
If I had to guess about the rocks in the car, that could be a homeless person, using rocks to hold up a tarp shelter. Grocery bags would be for breathing into, and keeping warm in winter. It could be a hoarder, but my guess is homeless working person.
I hope the customer didn't have to pay inflation adjusted price for that $7700 MSRP, because that'd be like $77k.
$ 77k.. That's probably what that T-Bird would fetch at an auction..
Wow, just 12 miles on it ! wow
$8930 in 1976 is worth $46K today, not $77K. Which is not too different from what you would pay for an upscale sporty coupe these days.
I would expect him to pay what the car is worth, not the original MSRP.
Dudes brother put a whole spool of welding wire on his cats 😂
These videos are why I believe we need mandatory annual safety inspections in every USA state.