Rusty Old Cadillac Eldorado  

I think it’s put there and made to look lost and found . Bit silly

im sure theres modelar shops with some spare parts. Or u can do it like me, use similiar parts from another wrecked model (believe me, i got tons of model wrecks that really are wrecks from my and my brotherts childhood). and u can always use some old plastics or metal and do a custom. theres a lot of options, they just needs to be found. theres also some kind of "plastic in tube" that i see get used for custom body on hot wheels custom vid, u can also use it on bigger cars.

The thumbnail had front wheels, but they weren't in the video.

@@megs8654 you're right, but what I meant is that the didn't show HOW he rescued / rebuilt some missing parts that later appeared in the "restored" model.

Absolutely. I restore 1/64th stuff and that thing was in ROUGH shape when he painted it, I balked at it. Spray painting the chrome and not using a chrome pen is a major mistake as well. I think he halved the value of that one by "restoring" it

He obviously buys the car then breaks it up. Then he puts mud and crap all over it and then puts it in a odd location and then makes out that he just found it 🤠. Everyone is foooooooled!!!!

@@ivecodaddy4817 çáaáááa

And the way he finds them lol

I purchase a five shelf stand up, lighted jewelry case, all glass and mirror. I have about 25, 1/18 cars, mostly Chevelle’s, 442’s GTO’s. They’re mostly high end cars and Beautiful in that lighted case. My wife let me put it in the Living Room 🤣. I Buy and Trade occasionally, if your interested. Really enjoy just looking at them sometimes.

Same here! I had the black 1:18 Maisto Eldo. Now, I own both color series 62 Autoart Cadillacs (light brown and the bright red one). Very expensive because they're both in mint shape, with the black boxes and paperwork.

Chris Corrado I lucked up on a 5 shelf lighted Glass Jewelry case about 6’ tall. I’ve got about 22 Cars, 1/18’s. My cars are mostly 60’s Muscle, Chevelles, GS Buick’s, GTO’s Etc. A lot of which are high end cars, but I do have some 50’s too. Not very active anymore with buying because I couldn’t afford to buy another case. Lol I do like to talk about them, maybe even do some trading. I got to stay around 22 cars. Anyway, thanks for the note!

kkkk idem

do you do better?

Want to before picture. Restoration poor quality... Sorry if the truth hurts.

@@RicardoMartinsP fake junk!

The underside of the hood while painting........

Same here.wish I had a garage and a cadillac.

hi where did you find the plastic windshield

Yeah Xd

Да, это подделка

Why does it matter

why would someone make a fake restoration?

@@GustavoMdeOliveira For views? Do you really need to ask such a stupid question?

dude how do u not know he wrecks the cars on purpose wich honestly is impressive

@@cress5580 I never said that. Just curious.

Hahaha... you're "friend" was reading my mind too

Joseph

obviously! #priorities

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@@richthegecko5995 geez

I was about to say the same thing

Extra parts are pretty scarce I’d say. I got about a 25 car collection in a lighted jewelry case. Trade and Buy sometimes.

Was that a 1957 plymouth

No sir, I think the hood reflections showed a lot of underlying bad prep.

I recommend Good Restore he makes all the details by himself including pieces that are missing

Hey, we should talk. I got a nice collection in a lighted Jewelry Case. 25 cars. Trade and buy sometimes.

STFU

Because the rest of us who actually do restoration work are insulted by this video. That's why