Check out the Dino's light scratches - http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370221232658&ssPageName=ADME:B:EF:US:1123

Good post. I guess when the wheel wells are so expertly rounded out, there is no need to mention them.

Jim

Looks like they may have been done with a sawsall or rusty knife. I wonder what major scratches might look like?

Well, I guess the bumpers on the Buicks might be worth the starting bid. :rolleyes: rr

Not the first time around for this lot!

Green Riv with the busted pillar would be a good project.

The little surface scratches must have been from pulling them out of the mud and dirt that they were buried in! Even my old cars don't have that much dust or whatever that is. He must have left them outside?

PD2:thumbsup:

Damn squirrels got to another one.... nd

Damn squirrels got to another one.... nd

LOL :jest::lol::roll:

Those scratches should buff right out......with some 60 grit, yeah? :)

.... a wire wheel on a 1/2 inch drill!!!! :lol: nd

Funny...that remeinds me of when I went with my dad when he was looking for a new car. We were at a Chev dealer and checking out some used cars and one had a huge gouge on the trunk lid (through several layers). The salesman casually says "Oh ya, we can buff that out". More like total repaint. In the end my dad went for a new Caprice.

Pull ! nd

12 guage wheel wells...
Hahahahahahahahaha!

OMG.....Dats extra funny!