Well, i've learned now that I don't know much about shells haha. Thank you guys for the info! If you enjoyed our video, don't forget to like and subscribe!
@@wilfredogaldamez1157 I think it does not matter at that state. Seems like that car have been flooded with water for a couple of days. Everything electronics are wasted anyways. Especially if its salt water. But if its clean its easy to replace or sell parts.
These shells are sea slugs, and can be found in freshwater - it may answer your question. Fabulous detail. If I was the owner, I would donate it to a kids charity, so they can learn mechanics and strip it down, and repair everything, then sell it for their next project 👍
@@Mike604 If its already been paid for (by the insurance company) shame it cannot be used on private ground for kids to repair, then learn to drive safely on it? I was taught to drive in a field, and controlled the 'art' of skidding. 👍🇬🇧
In Tanzania after insurance pays for damaged/ accident vehicle they sell them to willing buyers mostly for parts. People would scramble for this shell, it would never see get to be crushed 😁
@@SibutiKesanta Here in the UK, 🇬🇧 The vehicle becomes the property of the Insurance company, the owner can buy it back from them, and as long as it has not been condemned, then they can do whatever with it (except put it on the road again).
The owner did the right thing by parting it out. The whole interior could be sold along with suspension parts, rims, hood, doors etc. Basically, anything that’s not electronic or an engine part.
Y'all did an amazing job! Hate to see such h a nice car get ruined. Looks like the air intake and intercooler have been upgraded maybe the turbo but hard to tell and possibly the exhaust! Have a blessed day everyone.
If I were the owner I would, and this is coming from someone who owns a Subaru. I would go to places and find other junk Subarus and get the parts I needed to fix it. That's a beautiful car and I'm really sad that the guy crushed it.
The problem with a flood car, even one thats been as well as this, is that they tend to have the absolute WORSE and untraceable issues to fix. Not only electrical connections, but the computers within the car itself short out or their joints corrode. And replacement parts for a new-ish car like this, are EXPENSIVE. The owner was right in parting it out and then crushing it. He probably got a nice little insurance payoff as a total loss, and make a nice profit selling the GOOD parts. Things like fenders, doors, glass etc etc, especially original OEM parts are almost invaluable. Especially the drivetrain
All the water and shit go inside the engine, it's impossible to fixe it, it will cost more than the price car. Water go everywhere so muddy water too, can't imagine how it is inside the engine.
@kiking78 Not impossible at all. I pull up Diesel engines off the ocean floor and have some running in a couple days time depending on how long they've been sitting
Based on how beautiful the cleanup looks, I'm guessing the owner before the flood took exceptional care of this car. Even all the parts in the engine still look new. Very nice cleanup! I would've never guessed it was in a flood damage based on how clean and great it looks now. :)
Not gonna lie I definitely cringed when that dash was being power washed! Great work guys, it's good to see the car all cleaned up one last time. Shame how it ends for some of these rides...
@@dumtree3727 lol, well I'm just saying in general in response to Mike's comment maybe read his comment first before assuming I'm talking only about this 1 car.
WOW, WOW, WOW!!! The transformation is incredible! And even more impressive is your generosity in helping the owner😁 It’s such a beautiful car, it is too bad it had to be parted out, but hopefully not crushed.
This is my buddies old car (Erica) he took very good care of it before the flood, awesome to see you guys bring it back to life after seeing it destroyed. I'm telling him he should have taken out some of the parts, he even had some limited edition stuff there too! RIP Erica
It was on the windshield flooded I forget what else was there. But what if you get one of those car lots that don't care. It's scary how nice it looks after the detail.
Looks like grimmspeed front mount intercooler, grimmspeed intake, invidia N1 catback maybe downpipe was hard to tell, amazing detail/restore video keep killing it🔥💪
Fantastic job!! Here in São Paulo, Brazil, we had a situation where a rare Lamborghini was flooded in an underground garage after a severe storm in the city. It was recovered, at the cost of a lot of effort and costs... A hug to the friends of the channel!
I haven't seen the shells yet in your video. If they're not snail shells, it's possible they're from mid-Cretaceous Period, when Nebraska (and other midwestern states) were covered in a shallow sea. I've found seashells near my dad's place in Oklahoma that came from around that era.
There are also some snails that have the same type of shell, but there can be also shells from the river, beacuse there are some water creachures whitch have shells like that.
I kid you not about a year ago I was down by a pretty much obscure river, a tinted suburban pulled up to the gravel path (keep in mind I’m fishing at the time) they were middle aged well kept men with black boxes with shells kept in foam inserts and they used those hand crank spiral hole digging tools and dropped some of the shells into the holes and some of them were thrown in the water and scattered across the sand/gravel/mud bank. They didint see me as I was tucked half into a hollow tree so I could lean on something. A few weeks later I was back down there and a film crew and a older man with sandals and a beard was describing how he located the shells and would extract them. Basically 99% sure half this stuff is made up.
Did some digging: it’s *very* hard to find Cambrian era shells in Nebraska. Those formations haven’t really been exposed by erosion. They’re likely freshwater shells, per replies to my comment.
Thoroughly enjoyed this transformation! So sad to see a Subie go down like this…but it’s giving life to many other Subaru’s! You guys did it justice, keep these Subie vids coming!!
I work with the original owner in Omaha. He was parked in his condo’s garage downtown and Omaha got around 8 inches of rain in an hour. It flooded the whole garage with raw sewage. It is not drivable and an environmental hazard. We tried to talk him into buying it back to collect all his aftermarket parts but he wanted to just be done with it.
In all honesty if while you had the interior out if he wanted to save the car he could have just replaced the entire wiring harness with all new electrical and do full service on car it would run and drive just like a new car 🤷 but insurance is a tricky animal
Wow! What an amazing transformation. You guys must have worked your asses off to pull this off. Whew, and this is getting parted out then crushed? Wow, that's crazy.
The pressure washing the inside was just a bad idea, whether it was flooded before or not. If the car was being parted out after why would you throw water on it lol
front mount intercooler, radiator shroud, induction kit (air filter, not sure what you guys call it over there), im sure its mapped, exhaust, tints, brake discs (and prob pads as well)
If it were mine I think I'd take, it strip it, replace the wiring harness, and turn it into a rally car. Easier said than done, but it's sad to see a nice car like that go to scrap.
Electronics. Modern cars run a lot of cables, computers, sensors, etc. everything sensible to corrosion and shorts caused by water in the wrong places. Often these cars could be “fixed” and would work for weeks, even months. But eventually problems will pop up. From small annoyances to potentially lethal issues. Since there are so many parts with potential issues everywhere, and some pretty weird, insurance companies won’t bother with them. Likewise, I don’t know if there are technicians or mechanics that would put a finger on one of those cars for similar reasons: the car becomes a bag of countless problems, extremely difficult to detect and fix.
My eyes aren't as good as they used to be but I see a couple modifications I think, although I don't know what the car comes with as manufacturing goes. The turbo & intake is my guess? You guys did an amazing Job!!!!! I'm in awe! Big hugs from Texas fellas! 🤗🤗🤗🤗😘
IT'S NO SECRET, THE PLAINS WERE A SHALLOW SEA IN THE DISTANT PAST. CARS LIKE THIS HAVE BEEN KNOWN TO MIGRATE TO USED CAR LOTS FOR RESALE, THIS ONE IS A GEM.
engine Mods, from what I can see. FMIC (Front mount intercooler) with upgraded charge pipes, Intake, Radiator shroud, and I think some sort of cylinder 4 cooling mod? not too familiar with EJ's just recently started getting into them and would like an STI one day (Hawkeye sedan)
What did y'all spray on the carpet before pressure washing it ?? My girlfriend car got vandalized last year . And people took out her sun roof and it got rained in badly . So was curious.
As a 3rd subaru owner, a part of me died with this STi! Mods: Grimm speed front mount intercooler and black anodized piping. Looks to be a Grimm speed cold air intake, can't see if the turbo is changed or any downpipe or midpipe mods. Looks as though it has aftermarket exhaust as well. As i own my own business doing car detailing, I've had a few trucks that have been totaled I've detailed in similar shape. Transformation was just as spectacular. I know why you guys do what you do. Keep up the great work. Great vids. What kind of cameras and gear do you use and what program do you use to edit your videos?
Looks like a freshwater gastropod (snail), likely non-native invasive like a ramshorn snail. Also, the asian Corbicula clams can also be found in freshwater throughout the US
Looks like has a GrimmSpeed intake in the GrimmSpeed intercooler. And it looks like it has a remark Cat-Back. That is the factory bypass valve on that too by the way
For parts car sale.. cleaned nice for parts,, dash / engine are probably full of mud. Not bad, nice inner cooler system, Pull the engine give tear down refresh.. probably be ok.. Body is Mint. Nice clean up
Hi WD Detailing, Noah here from Texas. having been in the business of flipping cars, i can tell you that some cars get moved around from state to state in auctions. It may be that this car was originally from an area near a beach. best i could do to explain the seashell.
Well, i've learned now that I don't know much about shells haha. Thank you guys for the info!
If you enjoyed our video, don't forget to like and subscribe!
Solid day bro ❤️❤️ o
God level detailing skills.
@@remissiveslave k
@@diogosousa2938 wtf response was that?
The whole time I was praying and hoping to see if they would throw a battery into it jus to see what it would do
When you were pressure washing the inside it seemed like such a bad idea until I remember the car was already under water lol
😂😂
It is a bad idea because the electrical system and I’m automotive guy Ik
You are making more damage to yourself then the car owners
@@wilfredogaldamez1157 I think it does not matter at that state. Seems like that car have been flooded with water for a couple of days. Everything electronics are wasted anyways. Especially if its salt water. But if its clean its easy to replace or sell parts.
@@Whitesp0t Yeah, much easier to replace those damaged parts! :)
妥協のない素晴らしい仕事ですね！完璧❗️
日本から応援してます🎌
These shells are sea slugs, and can be found in freshwater - it may answer your question. Fabulous detail. If I was the owner, I would donate it to a kids charity, so they can learn mechanics and strip it down, and repair everything, then sell it for their next project 👍
Agree. It would be a dream to learn on an STi if I was a kid
However it maybe for insurance purposes, they must be crushed
@@Mike604 If its already been paid for (by the insurance company) shame it cannot be used on private ground for kids to repair, then learn to drive safely on it? I was taught to drive in a field, and controlled the 'art' of skidding. 👍🇬🇧
In Tanzania after insurance pays for damaged/ accident vehicle they sell them to willing buyers mostly for parts. People would scramble for this shell, it would never see get to be crushed 😁
@@SibutiKesanta Here in the UK, 🇬🇧 The vehicle becomes the property of the Insurance company, the owner can buy it back from them, and as long as it has not been condemned, then they can do whatever with it (except put it on the road again).
The owner did the right thing by parting it out. The whole interior could be sold along with suspension parts, rims, hood, doors etc. Basically, anything that’s not electronic or an engine part.
Y'all did an amazing job! Hate to see such h a nice car get ruined. Looks like the air intake and intercooler have been upgraded maybe the turbo but hard to tell and possibly the exhaust! Have a blessed day everyone.
No loss, it’s a POS car.
@@ralphkramden2089 Not all Subaru's are.
Grimspeed parts and it says on the radiator
@@ralphkramden2089 well in its state, it definitely is a pos but STI’s aren’t POS’s
@@ralphkramden2089 uhhhihhbhp
If I were the owner I would, and this is coming from someone who owns a Subaru. I would go to places and find other junk Subarus and get the parts I needed to fix it. That's a beautiful car and I'm really sad that the guy crushed it.
The problem with a flood car, even one thats been as well as this, is that they tend to have the absolute WORSE and untraceable issues to fix. Not only electrical connections, but the computers within the car itself short out or their joints corrode. And replacement parts for a new-ish car like this, are EXPENSIVE.
The owner was right in parting it out and then crushing it. He probably got a nice little insurance payoff as a total loss, and make a nice profit selling the GOOD parts. Things like fenders, doors, glass etc etc, especially original OEM parts are almost invaluable. Especially the drivetrain
All the water and shit go inside the engine, it's impossible to fixe it, it will cost more than the price car. Water go everywhere so muddy water too, can't imagine how it is inside the engine.
I know right 😒
@kiking78 Not impossible at all. I pull up Diesel engines off the ocean floor and have some running in a couple days time depending on how long they've been sitting
@@haydona1845 Stop lying 🤥
Based on how beautiful the cleanup looks, I'm guessing the owner before the flood took exceptional care of this car. Even all the parts in the engine still look new. Very nice cleanup! I would've never guessed it was in a flood damage based on how clean and great it looks now. :)
Legend has it that the man never sold it for parts or scrapped it, these boys did such a good job he fixed it and she’s runnin better than ever 😂
That is until he starts getting random misfires and hiccups associated with corroded wiring, connections and computer boxes.
Probably would cost more than the original msrp of the car to fix this to perfect running condition
Not gonna lie I definitely cringed when that dash was being power washed! Great work guys, it's good to see the car all cleaned up one last time. Shame how it ends for some of these rides...
Remove battery and thoroughly dry with a heated garage and industrial fans, no chance of shorting out electricals
@@alexar.h.5031 electrics have definitely been shorted out
Nobody disconnected the battery when it was underwater
Ummm it's been through a flood already y'all forgot? That pressure washing is the least of your worries at that point. Might as well......
@@dumtree3727 lol, well I'm just saying in general in response to Mike's comment maybe read his comment first before assuming I'm talking only about this 1 car.
Sometimes its needed. This was a case
WOW, WOW, WOW!!! The transformation is incredible! And even more impressive is your generosity in helping the owner😁 It’s such a beautiful car, it is too bad it had to be parted out, but hopefully not crushed.
Such a shame that that beautiful car was destroyed in that flood. This is like the only time when pressure washing an interior is a good idea.
It really is
It's a decent looking car. The Hawkeye, now that's beautiful
Well DUH....like no sh/t sherlocks!
This is my buddies old car (Erica) he took very good care of it before the flood, awesome to see you guys bring it back to life after seeing it destroyed. I'm telling him he should have taken out some of the parts, he even had some limited edition stuff there too! RIP Erica
RIP ericq
Oh my!
i wouldn't believe ANY of this if this hasn't been on camera!!
great job guys,
always love watching this, every second counts 😍
been a year, used to be a shallow ocean WAY back in the day that during floods, come back up released from the ground
Great job! Without seeing the car before, one couldn't tell it was ever flooded by looking at it.
That's the issue... I hope it was disclosed if was for sale.
@@alexandreleite2541 they stated the person was going to part out the good parts.
It was on the windshield flooded I forget what else was there. But what if you get one of those car lots that don't care. It's scary how nice it looks after the detail.
This was an amazing piece of work. I am amazed at what these car interiors can endure.
By the time you cleaned that car you could not even tell how badly it was flooded and messed up it was. Great job guys.
It was an incredible transformation!
I have a '19 STi that I love more than life itself. This made me cry.
Looks like grimmspeed front mount intercooler, grimmspeed intake, invidia N1 catback maybe downpipe was hard to tell, amazing detail/restore video keep killing it🔥💪
looks like an aftermarket BOV as well on the charge pipe. but yes, insane detail 🔥 nobody would ever know it was flooded
Just two words: Simply amazing!
What a shame this car will not be back on the road…it looks so good
It’s looks amazing
It would be a mechanical nightmare for anyone that owned it later. Should never be back on the road. Happy it's being crushed.
This was by far my favorite one so far. Just seeing the transformation…wowww
The snails could be from a lake like you said, or maybe they're land snails that got washed into the car.
Fantastic job!! Here in São Paulo, Brazil, we had a situation where a rare Lamborghini was flooded in an underground garage after a severe storm in the city. It was recovered, at the cost of a lot of effort and costs... A hug to the friends of the channel!
Man what a transformation..I have a buddy in Texas who fixes sti he would re wire the engine and body harness for 3500 I would not crush it
But it's been under water you can rewire and all that but you will always know by the smell you're going to get no matter what you do.
this is probably the best detailing video i’ve ever seen. amazinngggg job
If I had that car, I would find a wrecked STi and transfer all of its internal components to the body of the flooded one.
Strangely satisfying to watch! You guys did a brilliant job. 😀
I haven't seen the shells yet in your video. If they're not snail shells, it's possible they're from mid-Cretaceous Period, when Nebraska (and other midwestern states) were covered in a shallow sea. I've found seashells near my dad's place in Oklahoma that came from around that era.
There are also some snails that have the same type of shell, but there can be also shells from the river, beacuse there are some water creachures whitch have shells like that.
I kid you not about a year ago I was down by a pretty much obscure river, a tinted suburban pulled up to the gravel path (keep in mind I’m fishing at the time) they were middle aged well kept men with black boxes with shells kept in foam inserts and they used those hand crank spiral hole digging tools and dropped some of the shells into the holes and some of them were thrown in the water and scattered across the sand/gravel/mud bank. They didint see me as I was tucked half into a hollow tree so I could lean on something. A few weeks later I was back down there and a film crew and a older man with sandals and a beard was describing how he located the shells and would extract them. Basically 99% sure half this stuff is made up.
Did some digging: it’s *very* hard to find Cambrian era shells in Nebraska. Those formations haven’t really been exposed by erosion. They’re likely freshwater shells, per replies to my comment.
Thoroughly enjoyed this transformation! So sad to see a Subie go down like this…but it’s giving life to many other Subaru’s! You guys did it justice, keep these Subie vids coming!!
Thank you for the feedback! This is why we do these details!
I work with the original owner in Omaha. He was parked in his condo’s garage downtown and Omaha got around 8 inches of rain in an hour. It flooded the whole garage with raw sewage. It is not drivable and an environmental hazard. We tried to talk him into buying it back to collect all his aftermarket parts but he wanted to just be done with it.
Damn. Yea i don't blame him. His insurance covered this right?
Honestly he just should have put it up for sale with description: “Never vaped in and synthetic oil only ever used” and bam it would sell…
In all honesty if while you had the interior out if he wanted to save the car he could have just replaced the entire wiring harness with all new electrical and do full service on car it would run and drive just like a new car 🤷 but insurance is a tricky animal
You guys did a spectacular job with super detailing this Subaru like real professional detailers
Wow! What an amazing transformation. You guys must have worked your asses off to pull this off. Whew, and this is getting parted out then crushed? Wow, that's crazy.
Thank you! Unfortunately yes :/
True Masters of thier Craft! Amazing Skills!!
Great cleaning for sure!!! Probably will sell all the body panels, interior seats etc. many engine parts are still good as well. He will do well.
Yeah people underestimate how much you can make off of a partout.
The pressure washing the inside was just a bad idea, whether it was flooded before or not. If the car was being parted out after why would you throw water on it lol
You guys cleaned the car so good it might actually run 🤣
You guys knocked this outta the park.
Great job! This was quite an amazing transformation!
Outstanding! You really rock guys.
Панель надо было снять и глубокую химчистку со снятием всех прастиков и ковров надо было делать. Каждый так сможет
Да её на копарт, а потом в Украину отправят, как не бита и не крашена, только не заводится)
front mount intercooler, radiator shroud, induction kit (air filter, not sure what you guys call it over there), im sure its mapped, exhaust, tints, brake discs (and prob pads as well)
Amazing job especially with the before and after with the seats…..great video
That Suby deserves to be on the road,but to each their own i guess.
If it were mine I think I'd take, it strip it, replace the wiring harness, and turn it into a rally car. Easier said than done, but it's sad to see a nice car like that go to scrap.
If there is a lean on it it's getting scrapped.
You would need a lot more than just a wiring harness
Definitely an engine swap would be needed
This is definitely their bragging wrights video of how excellent 👍🙌 they detail😳😲🙌🙌
What serious damage can a flood do to a car to make it unusable? I'm not a car person but I wanna know 😳
Electronics. Modern cars run a lot of cables, computers, sensors, etc. everything sensible to corrosion and shorts caused by water in the wrong places. Often these cars could be “fixed” and would work for weeks, even months. But eventually problems will pop up. From small annoyances to potentially lethal issues. Since there are so many parts with potential issues everywhere, and some pretty weird, insurance companies won’t bother with them. Likewise, I don’t know if there are technicians or mechanics that would put a finger on one of those cars for similar reasons: the car becomes a bag of countless problems, extremely difficult to detect and fix.
Subaru squad 👍👍
Now he can’t part it out because you blasted the interior lol
My eyes aren't as good as they used to be but I see a couple modifications I think, although I don't know what the car comes with as manufacturing goes.
The turbo & intake is my guess?
You guys did an amazing Job!!!!!
I'm in awe!
Big hugs from Texas fellas! 🤗🤗🤗🤗😘
love how you did the back of those mats there. I'm going to hit that subscribe Button as a result.
Awesome video. Looks brand new. Great job.
Вопрос , а двигатель у вас завёлся? все клеммы все разъемы нужно чистить или менять
Такие же сомнения
And awesome detail I watch a lot of you guys videos and love all of them
This is the most amazing detail work I've ever watched. Very good job guys!!.
Be sure you have a new subscriber from Spain 🇪🇦
That wasn't a seashell that is the stock turbo on those cars🤣
Made my buddy who owns one watch it mid way with no context and he was legit yelling at my phone 🤣🤣🤣 “WHY IS HE PRESSURE WASHING THE DASH!!!” 🤣🤣🤣
I would definitely try to get it back on the road what a nice car, Love you guy's great channel 👍
That's an amazing job. Not a Subi fan but it's always sad to see a good car go.
Thanks for listing your materials too!
finally a person who think just like me, get the subi as muddy as possible inside and out!
Thats a real detailing 💯🔥😍
We use a lot of crushed shell in the landscaping biz. It's a readily available and cheap. Some of the shells stay whole like the one you showed.
Excellent guys...Nice to see a pressure washer been used inside a vehicle for a change 😀😆😄👌🙂
Those are garden snail shells. Delicious job. Now, wanna do my car? Race track car with lots of food in crevices.
This is amazing work! thumbs up 👍
I feel so sad about this beautiful car... but your guys done a great job thank you for cleaning it up
IT'S NO SECRET, THE PLAINS WERE A SHALLOW SEA IN THE DISTANT PAST. CARS LIKE THIS HAVE BEEN KNOWN TO MIGRATE TO USED CAR LOTS FOR RESALE, THIS ONE IS A GEM.
Good job guys. New follower from egypt 🇪🇬
Amazing work guys 👍👍👍✌️
engine Mods, from what I can see. FMIC (Front mount intercooler) with upgraded charge pipes, Intake, Radiator shroud, and I think some sort of cylinder 4 cooling mod? not too familiar with EJ's just recently started getting into them and would like an STI one day (Hawkeye sedan)
with this car you guys went god mod on... good job
Super 👌 der schmodder in der lüftung wird gelassen 😂
Todo muy limpio, pero cuantos fallos eléctricos han salido después de lavar así el coche???
that was the real transformation better then optimus prime :D thumbs up guys
Jeez what an epic clean this was..awesome job
WOW this is one of your better ones!
What did y'all spray on the carpet before pressure washing it ??
My girlfriend car got vandalized last year . And people took out her sun roof and it got rained in badly . So was curious.
Bro flooded the car again 💀😂😂
Unreal gents - fair play to you for taking that on and getting it back to beautiful 👌🏻🍻
That is awesome what a difference guys
Keep going 🤜
Wow I love
The transformation
Superb work…. Hats off
Those are so pretty in white. Great job guys. So sad it will never ride the pavement again.
日本人として日本車をここまで大切にして頂けている事に感動しました！
Awesome work brother 😎👍
Grimspeed FMIC, Grimspeed intake, Grimspeed radiator shroud invidia N1 single exit. Likely has a downpipe as well.
You guys ROCK MAN
Pressure washing the interior was the most satisfying thing to see!!
Its so fun not gonna lie 😂
I never thought to power wash the dash! Can’t wait to do mine
As a 3rd subaru owner, a part of me died with this STi! Mods: Grimm speed front mount intercooler and black anodized piping. Looks to be a Grimm speed cold air intake, can't see if the turbo is changed or any downpipe or midpipe mods. Looks as though it has aftermarket exhaust as well. As i own my own business doing car detailing, I've had a few trucks that have been totaled I've detailed in similar shape. Transformation was just as spectacular. I know why you guys do what you do. Keep up the great work. Great vids. What kind of cameras and gear do you use and what program do you use to edit your videos?
Wonderful 👏
Good job
Following you from Egypt
Looks like a freshwater gastropod (snail), likely non-native invasive like a ramshorn snail. Also, the asian Corbicula clams can also be found in freshwater throughout the US
Looks like has a GrimmSpeed intake in the GrimmSpeed intercooler. And it looks like it has a remark Cat-Back. That is the factory bypass valve on that too by the way
For parts car sale.. cleaned nice for parts,, dash / engine are probably full of mud. Not bad, nice inner cooler system, Pull the engine give tear down refresh.. probably be ok.. Body is Mint. Nice clean up
Hi WD Detailing, Noah here from Texas. having been in the business of flipping cars, i can tell you that some cars get moved around from state to state in auctions. It may be that this car was originally from an area near a beach. best i could do to explain the seashell.
what price for 1 wash car ?
i am finishing too in PT .toyota .. i never see wash like this , nice washing so clean ...
Cleaning is very difficult! After this car is very wonderful! Congratulations!!!