Just another day at work?

[fleming442]

That S is crazy!!!

 

[UNGN]

"Camilo Galindo-Sanmartin, white, male"

Really? It's 2018. Is someone keeping track? Is there a scorecard so you can play along at home?

If so, the guy who needed "hispanic male" for "perp bingo" got robbed.

 

[Clutch]

Do you not lock the overhead doors?

We lock everything he went over the fence threw the impound yard broke the spray booth window and to get out unlocked the bay door

 

[79 GP 4 speed]

Sounds like a good time to get some security dogs and razor wire around top of fence. Could add a sign saying that the fence is high voltage during non business hours.

 

[Csilvy2000]

Even weirder there was a brand new charger bright red sitting in the bay next to it it was finished for delivery and he drove right by it lol

Convince your boss that it is a testament of your work skills. On top of that, the shop got some free advertising.

 

[joesregalproject]

Wow that's a good story. I've had some "eccentric" customers and found some interesting things in people's cars at my previous auto body job, but definitely nothing that compares to that.

 

[Clutch]

Convince your boss that it is a testament of your work skills. On top of that, the shop got some free advertising.

I did bolth cars lol

 

[pontiacgp]

I'm glad you're staying busy at work, there are a few body shops in my area who are struggling. I had one friend who rebuilt high end cars for customers who wanted to put them in the Sema show. For the amount of work he put into the cars he could only do about 4 cars a year, he'd paint a car a few or more times before it was perfect. He closed up cause not enough people have the money to spend on their toys.

 

[motorheadmike]

That is a strange one. But, yes who wants a half-repaired Forrester?

Ya'll need a mean shop dog.

 

[Clutch]

I'm glad you're staying busy at work, there are a few body shops in my area who are struggling. I had one friend who rebuilt high end cars for customers who wanted to put them in the Sema show. For the amount of work he put into the cars he could only do about 4 cars a year, he'd paint a car a few or more times before it was perfect. He closed up cause not enough people have the money to spend on their toys.

All the work we do is for insurance companies it's a very overpopulated and diverse area so I work on just about everything. I'm usually doing five or six cars at a time. I always have one bad wreck on one of the machines and three or four cars on the ground and a couple of gone off the paint it's a never-ending cycle. Most times I don't even see the finished product