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Favorite Comment: Fixer Ess2s2 says. “I guess hindsight isn’t always 20-20…”
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You don’t understand. It’s the attempt to make the car more aerodynamic!
That would work. He should then use the compliment to the duct tap called duct mastic to seal and water proof the tape. It is a very thick latex product that you can paint on and is very durable. You can find it at most Heating ventilation and aircontition supply houses/stores.
What can I say except Kludge is not my middle name.
Is this the Red Green show version of vanity tinted glass to make your car classy for the ladies?
Obscure movie quote: “Whatsa behind me isa not important.”
Can anyone name the film?
Cannonball Run, of course =oD
My bad. It was Gumball Rally.
Well jugdging by the stereotypical accent, Super mario brothers?
LOL that was the first thing that came to my mind, too!
sweet rims
Here we get two kludges (minimum) for the price of one.
The rear window duct plus the hub-cap which must be the cover from the bathroom ventilation?
Don’t forget it comes with a complementary pry bar in lieu of a set of keys.
With that much duct tape it might have been cheaper and less time consuming to actually get the car repaired.
GM’s still making cars?
Nop, thats last years model.
all that damage, and the rear bumper looks untouched… perhaps this is a car Tiger Woods used.
I guess hindsight isn’t always 20-20…
Looking back it’s still a bit fuzzy.
This car looks like a renault Fuego.
It’s definately a Renault Fuego! And those are the factory rims
Too bad I don’t have a way of contacting the owner. I’ve got an 85 Fuego with a blown engine, but lots of good parts – like the back hatch/window, trim, and bumper.
Crikey! what we have here is a rare Duct-Tapeius Back-Windowius, now what I’m im gonna atempt to do is sneak up behind it and try and get its plate number, but i gotta be careful, because just one host of its horn could prove fatal
uh honk