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donnj · 03-15-2013, 03:39 PM

Whatever you piece together from what you have, DO IT RIGHT. If you are just looking to throw some parts together with a Earl Scheib spray bomb job for a quick flip the color or style you choose wont matter at all so no reason to continue reading. Fit and finish with some form of attention to detail will bring huge rewards. If its parts from 5 different cars please at least have the back side of the parts or panels a consistent color, a can or 2 of spray paint will not blow the budget. Remember this is a vehicle that at any given time a potential buyer in the area can have 10 or more choices with the click of a few buttons, so spend the time to fix all the small stuff as well as the big stuff. I hate looking at a car and the guy says it just needs a few little things... IF HES TOO LAZY TO FIX THE "FEW LITTLE THINGS" he certainly didnt spend all his time fixing the major things. As always you will never get the money spent in return for your hard work, but if you add a little something to the build and kindly spend a few moments to educate a POSSIBLE potential buyer as to why he or she should spend the extra coin on your car it just might pay off. Do it once and do it right...

Keep it LT1 Paul

03-15-2013, 03:39 PM	#15
donnj Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: North Jersey Posts: 464 iTrader: (6)	Whatever you piece together from what you have, DO IT RIGHT. If you are just looking to throw some parts together with a Earl Scheib spray bomb job for a quick flip the color or style you choose wont matter at all so no reason to continue reading. Fit and finish with some form of attention to detail will bring huge rewards. If its parts from 5 different cars please at least have the back side of the parts or panels a consistent color, a can or 2 of spray paint will not blow the budget. Remember this is a vehicle that at any given time a potential buyer in the area can have 10 or more choices with the click of a few buttons, so spend the time to fix all the small stuff as well as the big stuff. I hate looking at a car and the guy says it just needs a few little things... IF HES TOO LAZY TO FIX THE "FEW LITTLE THINGS" he certainly didnt spend all his time fixing the major things. As always you will never get the money spent in return for your hard work, but if you add a little something to the build and kindly spend a few moments to educate a POSSIBLE potential buyer as to why he or she should spend the extra coin on your car it just might pay off. Do it once and do it right... Keep it LT1 Paul Last edited by donnj; 03-15-2013 at 04:19 PM.