Critique of the Ford Thunderbird

that's going to be a lot of fun. It sold for $16,000. It, you know, is it worth that? It could be. you you know it needs a lot more work. Ford Thunderbird, you know, been built in the early '90s. Mark Stall 10 races after being retired. But the there's key words in these ads said to be or reportedly it it's either right or wrong. Don't post, you know, conjecture in an ad. I mean, one of the things when you look at these cars is you want to come up in here and and look down in here. Now, if you look right here, this car has been clipped obviously before. It's been cut right there. It's welded. Had a bar put in it. I mean, the weld's back in there. I mean, it looks like bubble gum machine got after it. Explain what clipped means for someone who doesn't know. This car was wrecked really hard at some point. It had a whole front clip on it. It's probably had a couple front clips on it in my opinion. I mean, the way it's I mean, that is not a factory weld. And it's actually even I don't have my glasses, but the weld's actually cracked right there. If you can see that right there. When you say front clip, that's all the suspension points. At some point, this was thing was bent. I'm guessing it was bent back when it did race Winston West or whatever it did uh back in the day.