“Unearthed Secrets: Mechanic’s Routine Repairs Reveal Hidden Treasures and Unexplained Mysteries”
So, how did this happen? How did this Beetle get to the point where it was more mold than car? Apparently, it had spent a long time sitting near standing water and had a broken door seal. Still, people were surprised it hadn’t been stuck in a flood with a mold case this extreme.
Aww, what a magical moment
Although mechanics never know what kind of problems their customers might bring in, they also don’t know what vehicle they’ll end up seeing. That’s because some days will bring on a wave of intense nostalgia when something like this rolls into the shop.
However, this time, it was something of a two-for-one because while the customer wanted this Ranchero serviced, they also used a ramp truck from the car’s heyday to deliver it. Due to their strange shapes, it almost looks like one of these vehicles is giving birth to the other.
Beware of “temporary” solutions
Although it’s generally a pain to replace a broken car part, it’s a necessary step in many more cases than some people would like to admit. And that’s a reality that definitely comes to mind when people are faced with a sight like this.
As wonderful and versatile as zip ties can be, they aren’t a replacement for a bump stop. Unfortunately, it’s hard not to see things that way when a temporary fix ends up working well enough to seem permanent.
This fix wasn’t exactly subtle
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