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[Mook]

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[IDAFC21]

oh my god.

 

[Spivitz]

..... Ouch

 

[Pewter-Camaro]

whhhhhaaaaa....?? That is fucked up

 

[SleeperLS]

what in tarnation

 

[DEEZUZ]

Guessing someone bottomed out, they cut the K and installed new oil pan and "fixed" it up

 

[DEEZUZ]

I lol'd at the caliper pin bolt welded to the square stock to practice the bead

 

[Bob Kazamakis]

holy hell!

 

[Shawn1112]

I always figured you could get away with trading a car in like that. I dont ever recall a car I traded in that they did an inspection on. Half the time they dont even drive them and when they do its around the parking lot.

 

[IceCreamAssassin]

I feel like every car I’ve traded in the beat the piss out of it while I was test driving theirs

 

[greasy]

 

[Thirdgen89GTA]

What the hell?

 

[v6buicks]

I always figured you could get away with trading a car in like that. I dont ever recall a car I traded in that they did an inspection on. Half the time they dont even drive them and when they do its around the parking lot.

I agree. I tried trading my Volvo in twice. Neither time were the HVAC blend doors or AC checked for operation. I know because they will freak out for about a week if you ever try to change the settings. lol

 

[Lord Tin Foilhat]

 

[Lord Tin Foilhat]

 

[1MEANGT]

What......... Looks factory.

 

[Bru]

Could have been prevented by keeping the the lip protectors on.

 

[Intel]

Somebody learned how to stick weld.

 

[Kensington]

"
As for why someone would make such a half-assed repair to this, the most desirable of Chargers, Facebook user John Routier has part of the answer. A used car dealer by trade, Routier was attending a Columbus, Georgia-area tow-and-recovery yard auction when he spotted this Yellow Jacket 2018 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat, which he was tempted to buy and flip until he looked at it more closely, and discovered "some alarming hidden flaws."

"The first thing I noticed was the VIN in the window looked 'replaced,' and it didn't match the VIN under the hood on the passenger strut brace," Routier told The Drive. "The other thing was the subframe had been cut out and poorly welded back, so I figured one or two things happened: Either it was wrecked and rebuilt, or it was stolen... Anyways, I didn't want it anymore, but I stayed until it sold, and someone local bought it for $30,000."

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This Sketchy Dodge Charger Hellcat Frame Job Is the Year's Most Dangerous 'Repair'

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