How NOT to repair your maybach

kupus · 16-05-2014 10:45am #1

What a spanner

jimgoose · 16-05-2014 10:46am

That'll buff out.

keithclancy · 16-05-2014 10:57am

fabsoul · 16-05-2014 11:38am

omg lol

It BeeMee · 16-05-2014 12:06pm

Appropriate coat...

dr.fuzzenstein · 16-05-2014 2:56pm

colorful character:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigi_Becali

Tail Docker · 16-05-2014 5:23pm

See, if you go at a maybach like that, chances are, it's no biggie to you. It'll get properly repaired later and he probably won't blink at the cost. I remember the misus's brand new seicento getting hit on the door, and I boshed in a tech screw and pulled it out with a claw hammer to get her rolling for work. It got fixed properly afterwards. And I know it was a seicento.. if I had maybach money, I'd do the same to it. It's a car, not a picasso.

keithclancy · 16-05-2014 5:36pm

Tail Docker wrote: »

See, if you go at a maybach like that, chances are, it's no biggie to you. It'll get properly repaired later and he probably won't blink at the cost. I remember the misus's brand new seicento getting hit on the door, and I boshed in a tech screw and pulled it out with a claw hammer to get her rolling for work. It got fixed properly afterwards. And I know it was a seicento.. if I had maybach money, I'd do the same to it. It's a car, not a picasso.

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How NOT to repair your maybach

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