Copied the text and saved the pics so they won't disappear when the ad goes away ... sweet Mazda, what do you guys think?


http://tampa.craigslist.org/hdo/cto/3752494508.html


completely custom 98 mazda 626 - $4000 (springhill)

completely custom mazda 626 has chopped top, custom dash, custom body kit, custom stereo, more interested in trading text if you interested theress a list of modifications done to this car nothing wrong with it runs perfect its a 5 speed short shifter. 4000 obo

 

Lol wow, looks like the grim reaper would step out that thing. Can't believe people do this. The rear window looks like it's about to cave in

 

WTH!!!

 

gross

 

What an absolute piece of crap. Looks like its been covered in half a ton of play dough.

 

Imagine how happy his neighbors will be if that thing sells...

 

 

The word 'grotesque' comes to mind. That thing is so bad it makes a Pontiac Aztec look good.

 

Cars 4 kids wouldn't even accept that hunk of garbage

 

It's atrocious

 

And on the seventh day, the car sold - and the people rejoiced!

 

Work of art.

 

It should read and on the 7th day the car was Crushed and the people rejoiced! That car is hideous, and that steering wheel thats a piece of work.

Gabe you punked us man, lol . That burned my retina's

 

That thing has got to be boiling hot on a sunny day. The wheel alone would bbq a man's hands

 

Nah, you ride around in goggles and welding gloves - Like Dennis Hopper in "Waterworld"...

 

Maybe they could use it in the next Mad Max movie.

 

As what? The only piece of **** even THEY wouldn't drive?

 

I think a paint job would help that alot.

 

Colored play dough? Woulda looked the same

 

http://jalopnik.com/the-touching-sto...ium=socialflow

"Remember that horrific "custom" Monster Energy-themed Mazda 626 that popped up on Craigslist a few weeks ago? Of course you do. You can't un-see stuff like that. We were quick to dogpile on that car because of its hideous looks, but it turns out there's kind of a sad and touching story there.

This 20-minute (yes, it's 20 minutes long) video popped up on YouTube this week, and it goes into some of the details behind the construction of the car. The builder says that a lot of "blood, sweat and tears — literally" have gone into putting this car together. That's because his friend began building it and then passed away suddenly, and now he is apparently trying to carry on his work.

Well, buddy, I applaud you trying to make someone else's dream come true after they've gone to the other side. The original Craigslist ad from late April has since been deleted, and from what he says in the video, it sounds like the seller has decided to keep it and finish it.

I can't say I like the way this car looks. I can't vouch for its mechanical integrity. And I can't, in good conscience, advise you to watch all 20 minutes of the video or listen to the synth- and sax-heavy **** music in the back.

But I appreciate the builder's desire to complete the project and honor his pal. We should all be so lucky to have friends like that. Maybe the car will turn out awesome in the end."