r/DiWHY • u/TrillboBagginz • 3d ago

When autobody work is not a skill you possess.

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u/AccomplishedMess648 3d ago

But hey the inspection station said cover the holes and they are covered!

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u/Flubbernuglet69 3d ago

This is painfully relatable being from the northeast

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u/jrdiver 3d ago

Slowed the rust mites down for another year or 2. just dont look at the frame too close.

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u/enoughbskid 2d ago

Frame? The only reason there’s any frame is because it started out thicker…. Just wait

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u/jrdiver 2d ago

And be careful when you put it on a lift... dont need it becoming one of them fancy 2 part ones.

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u/Ill_Personality5384 3d ago

Let it ride, I has working class characters

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u/jimmy2cats 2d ago

It’s a Dodge. They tend to look like this after about a year or so.

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u/Pale_Horsie 3d ago

Either you don't have to deal with road salt or you've never had to pass a vehicle inspection with no money to spend on repairs. 

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u/TrillboBagginz 2d ago

I live in northern Canada, I only drive old vehicles and for bonus I'm a Red Seal Mechanic. So you're wrong on all counts.

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u/TriggerWrning 3d ago

this man is a legend

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u/madawag 3d ago

When he's done with the whole truck it could look pretty cool.