numbskull

Just picked up the vehicle after body repairs. The rear turbo script placement looks wrong. Any comments if this is correct for an '86 nevermind any 951 in general?

fejjj

Sum ting Wong, Wi tu Low, ho Lee ***

numbskull

lol. Nothing a heat gun and dental floss can't fix but they probably super glued it onto wet paint to make fixing impossible without respraying once again.

Alan 91 C2

Glad you are back in driving mode.

nexus77241

Way too low!

black944 turbo

Take it back to the shop and have them fix it. If you do it yourself you will be responsible for the results.

numbskull

Already removed it without much effort or paint scars. Ordered a new one. Just thought this was pretty hilarious.

Expectations are a killer. A body shop that repairs 911's does this and leaves most of the interior rattling, missing screws and hanging headliner. Never mind smashed cargo cover and enough dust to kill your lungs everywhere I am glad to have the vehicle back to finish up myself. They even cooked Bondo fiberglass dust on the headers on a test drive so it needs a thorough scrub of the engine and interior badly.

rsabeebe

honestly, that sounds extremely unprofessional. i don't care what they normally work on.

darek_u

I took these pictures before taking my car to the body shop. I hope they help.