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Jonny wrote:

Sand Scorcher carrying around its own weight in filler & incorrect fasteners

Why a RAM compressor on the hood?
The engine is on the rear

Someone needs their scissors taking away

Half-assed finished 1:1 scorcher replica

Chassis is pretty good, but it's difficult to imagine how the body & splitter got into that state

I don't like to be disparaging of anyone's work, but this 900 GBP Monster Beetle shows I think the danger of "customising" by firing parts at a vehicle without any sort of restraint, taste, or thought about how they will hang together - without taking care of the basics.

Possibly the most offending parts for me (though there are many more) are the rear wing (which can't be doing anything with the lights and roof rack ahead of it), the wiring to those lights, and the sprayed paint which goes way beyond orange peel & looks to have been applied with the outside of an actual avocado

Jonny wrote:

and the sprayed paint which goes way beyond orange peel & looks to have been applied with the outside of an actual avocado

SRB chassis with added plywood mech box & Mercedes A class body ...

That's a carpenter.
But the rest of parts looks interesting for a hard resto