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Re: Monster Garage and what they did.


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Posted by Jonfarmer on November 01, 2005 at 09:01:56 from (165.121.146.73):

In Reply to: Monster Garage and what they did. posted by old on October 31, 2005 at 18:56:44:

There was 2 shows that really bothered me. I can understand taking junk and having fun with it, but they often like to start out with mint condition stuff. Remember the white mustang 5.0L convertible they bought and turned it into a lawnmower?. That car was nice before they started, paint was mint, no rust whatsoever even up underneith the car, like new all over and I believe they announced it was real low miliage. They gutted it, trashed all the parts they removed by throwing the parts across the shop into a pile. I don't understand why they purpously ruin so many mint condition parts that are easily saleable. Remember the car they went to a car show and bought?. A real collector car and all restored, trying to remember now what they turned it into, but they ruined that too and then looked up the guy they'd bought it off of and showed him what they'd done to it, and the guy was very heart broken, said he'd have never sold it to them if he had known what they were going to do with it, he had loved the car and had hoped that he was selling it to someone who would love and cherish it like he had. I think Jesse James is very talented, but his talent is being totally wasted creating Monster Garage stuff, his show isn't even inspiring, the projects are pretty worthless, taking good stuff and turning it into something completely worthless and wasting lots of money doesn't do much for me. I don't watch it anymore.


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