Les dangers du BONDO !

We posted this 1972 Cutlass S on our website for two reasons:

1) This vehicle, although it appears to be an original car, has already had poor quality restoration work many years ago. A quality restoration will stand the test of time. Poor restorations do not. View the video, as Tony explains the consequence of using bondo and heavy body filler in place of new metal.

2) Most novice car buyers do not realize that many of the classic you see on the road today looked very similar to this one before restoration. The ideal restoration candidate should be a solid, dry, unmolested example. Sadly, this is not always the case.