[MetaEnder]

Just got done detailing a 1991 Toyota MR2 for my neighbors. They got it from a friend who was moving to help them out, but are reselling for $3500.

Brand new paint job, brand new 17" rims and tires, super clean (by yours truly). Only thing wrong I'd say is the brakes are spoungy. Probably need new pads/rotors and a bleed, but that's not hard at all.

Car was fun to clean! Enjoy the final pictures.

>Pictured with the MR2 is my '03 Accord.

 

[mikeybrasileno]

lmao @ the ugly rims

 

[mikeybrasileno]

classic car though

 

[MetaEnder]

lmao @ the ugly rims

True story man. I'm much more for a clean simple spoke look. TBH though, in person they don't look all that bad on the car.

 

[Drowzee]

Nice rides. You should get the paint corrected on the MR2 and it'll look even better.

P.S. Very interesting color house you have there. I thought I saw a floating window for a sec.

 

[gatrhumpy]

Nice!

That is a REALLY BLUE house.

 

[staro0989]

Looks good for an older Toyota minus the wheels. One thing though, clicking on this thread I thought it was a full detail on the car (i.e., clay, machine polishing to remove swirls, then waxing/sealing the paint) , not trying to knock your hard work though.

 

[thedetailguyz]

car looks good but as mentioned if you get the red paint corrected properly and then seal it up with a nice wax or even a paint sealant it will look like a red puddle of ink.