Hay so I when and looked at a low light to day was up set to what I found it was done up but not how you should do it up the doors wont cloesing or opening like they should of paint had runs and some of the rubber had paint on them was sad to see there guys out there doing up kombis just to make cash and this was at the shop it got done up at

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not an isolated case

Can you interpret Paul?

I'm not sure which is more 'cringeworthy', the content or the presentation.

OK, so I'm a Grumpy Old Man, but I give up after a few words if anything is too hard to fathom. Can't see why I should work hard trying to figure out that stuff.

Sounds like another quality cheers johnny resto

Ash, spend a bit of time on Boostcruising and you soon learn to decipher boganspeak
(no offence to dayssplitty)

Shuld aye!

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Originally posted by Joel Sounds like another quality cheers johnny resto Ash, spend a bit of time on Boostcruising and you soon learn to decipher boganspeak (no offence to dayssplitty)

Ive been scratching my head and now got splinters LOL

Whats the point the chap above is trying to make ???

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Theonlythingworsethanreadingthefirstpostisapostwithoutcommasfullstopsandspaces..lol.

I think hes stating that a shop had one of there resto jobs for sale but had paint on the door rubbers , doors closed like crap and the paint had runs in it , depending how much they wanted for it could reflect condition

And what's with the rest????

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Originally posted by days splity Hay so I when and looked at a low light to day was up set to what I found it was done up but not how you should do it up the doors wont cloesing or opening like they should of paint had runs and some of the rubber had paint on them was sad to see there guys out there doing up kombis just to make cash and this was at the shop it got done up at

Nice.....

Ummmm, lay off the vodka Paul. Than again, the Vodka could be why you could understand this thread

By the way you spell and your immaculate grammar, I think the last thing you and other road users need is a VW.
Maybe a trip back to school is in order

buyer beware

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Originally posted by rickp Quote: Originally posted by days splity Hay so I when and looked at a low light to day was up set to what I found it was done up but not how you should do it up the doors wont cloesing or opening like they should of paint had runs and some of the rubber had paint on them was sad to see there guys out there doing up kombis just to make cash and this was at the shop it got done up at Translation: Hello ladies and gents, I travelled to a local vw establishment to have a gander at a lowlight bus and was rather distressed and dismayed at the quality of the workmanship. Examples such as door panels not being aligned accordingly to factory specifications, and door seals which were tarnished by paint overspray. It is quite upsetting that these vehicles are being restored in such a manner just as a means to profiteer off the vehicle and not give the vehicle the respect it deserves.

I'm sure that "days splity" will think twice about posting on this forum again.

How

Why? you ask.

Maybe being 'new' to the forum and, well, just read 'some' comments above. It may discourage any further contribution.

I would say there would be a lot of members of AVD that would be hesitant to post anything for fear of sounding silly

AHHH but perhaps it doesnt show the OP as to himself but rather the state of other members on this forum?

Hopefully Days Splity has learnt from another forum when people were trying to give him the advice he asked about and just received attitude back.

Definitely pays to read what you write before you post. Speaking a certain way is one thing, but writing that way also makes people tune out. Really couldn't understand what was written so makes it hard to help.

Hay so I when and looked at a low light to day was up set to what I found it was done up but not how you should do it up the doors wont cloesing or opening like they should of paint had runs and some of the rubber had paint on them was sad to see there guys out there doing up kombis just to make cash and this was at the shop it got done up at

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Hey! So i went and had a look at a Low Light Kombi today. It upsets me that the quality of the restoration was not up to my standard. The doors were hard to open and the finish of the paint was marred by some bad runs and sags. The rubbers were also badly masked up. It is upsetting to see there are fly by night/shady restorers doing up classic kombi's for a quick buck. The vehicle was at the restorers shop and was supposed to be a sample of the quality of his work. Very sad.

Hope this helps.

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Originally posted by rickp Quote: Originally posted by days splity Hay so I when and looked at a low light to day was up set to what I found it was done up but not how you should do it up the doors wont cloesing or opening like they should of paint had runs and some of the rubber had paint on them was sad to see there guys out there doing up kombis just to make cash and this was at the shop it got done up at Translation: Hello ladies and gents, I travelled to a local vw establishment to have a gander at a lowlight bus and was rather distressed and dismayed at the quality of the workmanship. Examples such as door panels not being aligned accordingly to factory specifications, and door seals which were tarnished by paint overspray. It is quite upsetting that these vehicles are being restored in such a manner just as a means to profiteer off the vehicle and not give the vehicle the respect it deserves.