What's the nicest car you've washed/waxed/detailed.
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04-05-2008, 01:55 AM
1978 ford granada with true duals, and alloys that req'd polishing every month. That was my ride while a jr in high school. SWEET!!!! LOL (Bought it after my '76 f100 w/ 176K miles died and I sold my '75 Mustang II mach I v8 w/ a whopping 130? hp was sold. Sadly, this story is true.
Nicest vehicle i've ever detailed must have been my old 94 bronco eddie bauer. I loved that old beast!!!
Nicest vehicle i've ever detailed must have been my old 94 bronco eddie bauer. I loved that old beast!!!
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04-05-2008, 03:03 AM
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04-05-2008, 09:04 AM
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I did a nice BMW M3 (black metallic paint, black leather, BEAUTIFUL) not too long ago. It was a FUN car to work on, and certainly got the attention of my neighbors, but I didnt have time to get pics (it was a time-crunch detail)
I think there was a thread about it when I did it...I will search for the link...
I think there was a thread about it when I did it...I will search for the link...
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04-05-2008, 03:20 PM
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Not to sound **** or trying to be a bada$$ or anything,however I work with my dad at a body shop for higher end cars and I am in the detail section after the car is fixed and what not. So needless to say pretty much all of the BMW's, a few lambos, the ford gt 50(?) the supercar looking one, a f50, a enzo, a few viper and vetts,as well as the normal jags,and shelby mustangs.
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04-06-2008, 01:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Desert Racer
Not to sound **** or trying to be a bada$$ or anything,however I work with my dad at a body shop for higher end cars and I am in the detail section after the car is fixed and what not. So needless to say pretty much all of the BMW's, a few lambos, the ford gt 50(?) the supercar looking one, a f50, a enzo, a few viper and vetts,as well as the normal jags,and shelby mustangs.
Now, your mission is to get some pics of the sweet rides you detail...
That's pretty freaking sweet, man. I would LOVE to work on something like that.
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04-06-2008, 04:30 AM
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I don't detail for a living, but my friends and family like to have me clean their vehicles.
Other than my personal vehicles, I have detailed a Mitsubishi Evolution IX MR edition, 1967 big block Corvette, Ducati 1098s superbike, Noble M400 and a Lotus Elise.
The most difficult was the Ducati since the frame is painted. The trellis design of the Ducati frame made for some tight places to get in an clean.
Other than my personal vehicles, I have detailed a Mitsubishi Evolution IX MR edition, 1967 big block Corvette, Ducati 1098s superbike, Noble M400 and a Lotus Elise.
The most difficult was the Ducati since the frame is painted. The trellis design of the Ducati frame made for some tight places to get in an clean.
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04-06-2008, 05:18 AM
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Originally Posted by f-150sport03
Well, I think its pretty badass, so here's to your sweet details
Now, your mission is to get some pics of the sweet rides you detail...
That's pretty freaking sweet, man. I would LOVE to work on something like that.
Now, your mission is to get some pics of the sweet rides you detail...
That's pretty freaking sweet, man. I would LOVE to work on something like that.
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04-11-2008, 01:32 PM
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04-11-2008, 01:41 PM
