And I Thought Donks were Bad. Expanding Foam Bodied Benz???!

[85 Cutlass Brougham]

All I can say is... WTF??? This is the most...err... amazing use of expanding polyurethane foam I have ever seen. It is from Lithuania, so I guess they do things different in the Balkans. PLEASE DON"T TRY THIS ON YOUR G BODY!!!!!!

Full Story with lots of pics: http://englishrussia.com/?p=1949#more-1949

 

[Blake442]

Thanks for ruining the suprise of the widebody kit I made for my 442!

 

[HurstOlds]

Wait till that dude hits a buncha bumps lol

I did this to my rocker panels in high school on my first Cutlass. I had huge rusty holes and thought this might work. Well after about a month it just fell off

This must have been a super cheap budget custom project or something

 

[shotgun]

But will it float??? :lol:

 

[pokertramp]

If you hang out at fiberglass forums they do the same thing, then lay over the foam with fiberglass to make body kit pieces.

This guy from Russia I have no idea though. I have seen it but you never see a fiberglass stage. Only from foam to paint,lol.

 

[Stoopud]

And I thought my scoop was allot of work! Based on square footage this guy has about 2,000,000 hrs of work ahead of him.

 

[86CutlassUCF]

it actually doesnt look THAT bad...i know i could never do something liek that

 

[gs dewd]

I've seen it done on some show before. They use expandable foam to make a mold then they make the final pieces out of fiberglass using the mold made of foam. Pretty neat to see them do it.

 

[85 Cutlass Brougham]

This GAZ Pobeda is still my all time favorite Soviet..err...Russian car.

Yes, they really DID make a 4x4 version of this car when new. It was based on the GAZ 69 military "Jeep" chassis. However it lacked this level of awesome.

(Yes, Thank You Englishrussia again! http://englishrussia.com/?p=1511)

 

[Doober]

Wow...

I actually thought it looked decent until I saw what he did with the front... so fugly.