From Wreck to Resurrection: Extraordinary Accident Car Restoration, a Horrible Recycling Story

[@paulocasal2946]

When a car breaks in half while driving or after a collision, it was certainly the result of a repair like this.

[@xinxianshi]

Indeed, a vehicle repaired in this way is likely to break into two pieces if it suffers a collision.

[@bobbritten5673]

Han ,one question did you steep weld all joints on rear cut wen joining to the Front part of car body ,what I mean ? By steep weld All welded joints to pass the other welded joints by 100 to 150 mils .this is the correct way to do this sort of repair on cut an shut repair

[@Sohave]

Cars are not milled or pressed from one solid piece at the factory, they are welded across seams. Pay notice to how the sections are cut so that they interlock which spreads the tension across the metal.

[@paulocasal2946]

The welding was only carried out on the outer plate, which is just aesthetic, the entire inner structure of the sides was not welded inside. Normally in the inner structure when it is cut and replaced, it should be welded in layers and if possible reinforce the inner.

[@Vorwärtsimmer]

Das wird nicht lange halten vor allen Dingen bei den Straßen dort, denn Blech arbeitet, aber dem Land ist ja alles egal TÜV gibt's da nicht

[@ApolloFreya]

Who ever ends up driving around in this car will surely need the angels watch over them. Thankfully in my country this type of repair is highly illegal. But I would say there’s a few on the roads here that didn’t go through the insurance companies so no records kept. May the lord watch over the new owners of this mess

[@xinxianshi]

Your concern for the safety of potential drivers of such a vehicle is certainly warranted. Illegally repaired or modified vehicles can pose significant risks on the road, and it's unfortunate that some may slip through without proper documentation. It's good to hear that in your country, such repairs are highly illegal, emphasizing the importance of regulations to ensure vehicle safety.

[@josepholiver6733]

What country do you live in

[@luisalthaus7249]

@@josepholiver6733 If you google it you will find out .

[@davesrvchannel4717]

This video explains why you should always use a magnet to check for repairs when buying a used car

[@xinxianshi]

While a visual inspection is essential, combining it with tools like a magnet during a pre-purchase inspection can provide additional insights into the condition of the vehicle. It's always wise to thoroughly assess a used car before making a purchase to ensure transparency about its history and any potential issues.

[@frankradcliff660]

To verify it's aluminum?

[@edwardwd3zk]

My late dad used to be the best auto bodyman ever. He used to restore cars and sell them . He would always try to buy cars at auction that the damage was at rear. He would get the rear end clip from salvage yard and reweld per manufacturers welding connections . The before and after was incredible. Like nothing happened. My dad used to say well it’s better and stronger than factory now . Because even some manufacturers slack on welding connections. 😊

[@xinxianshi]

Thank you for sharing this story about your dad's expertise and passion for car restoration!It sounds like your late dad was a skilled and resourceful auto bodyman!

[@stephendartnall8928]

Known as a ''Cut & Shut'' in UK, details have to be enclosed on registration documents and rigourously tested by the Ministry of Transport, however some vehicles do manage to slip through the procedure and end up on the market without the purcheasers knowledge

[@xinxianshi]

Thank you for providing additional information. In the UK, the practice you mentioned is commonly referred to as a "Cut & Shut," where two or more vehicles are cut and then joined together. This process is regulated, and details about such modifications are required to be included in registration documents. Additionally, rigorous testing by the Ministry of Transport is supposed to ensure that the modified vehicle meets safety standards. However, as you mentioned, there are instances where vehicles manage to slip through the procedure and end up on the market without the purchasers' knowledge. This is a serious concern as it could pose significant safety risks. Authorities and regulatory bodies play a crucial role in enforcing these regulations and conducting thorough inspections to prevent such vehicles from being sold without proper documentation and safety checks. If consumers suspect that a vehicle may have undergone unauthorized modifications or pose safety concerns, it's advisable to perform due diligence, conduct vehicle history checks, and report any discrepancies to the relevant authorities. It underscores the importance of maintaining and enforcing robust regulatory frameworks to ensure the safety of vehicles on the road.

[@alancraig248]

As a n mot tester, this could slip thru if cover with enough underseal etc. should never be allowed to be sold on to "repair guys". Bet he wouldnt keep it for HIS daily drive,

[@SaliaBarro-zd4mh]

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[@evelghostrider]

True cut an shut death trap. It's easy to replace a while rear end. Just not like this.

[@1953dan]

Watching this brings a entirely different meaning to the phrase "You make the best you can with what you have got." In my opinion, I would of deemed it a parts car and called it a day.

[@xinxianshi]

Your perspective reflects a practical and safety-conscious approach. Indeed, determining whether a damaged vehicle is worth repairing depends on various factors, including the extent of the damage, the cost of repairs, and the potential impact on safety and structural integrity. In some cases, deeming it a parts car might be a more practical decision, especially if the damage is extensive. Prioritizing safety and making informed decisions about the feasibility of repairs are crucial aspects of the automotive repair process.

[@brianmurphy8790]

That's what's known as a 'cut-and-shut'. Such 'repairs' are illegal where I live - because the end result is a death trap. I don't care how good you are at welding or filling.

[@Laurentyu30]

The repair looks very good but the structure will not resist at the next major accident .

[@xinxianshi]

The structural integrity of a vehicle is crucial for its safety, especially in the event of another accident. While the repair shown in the video may address the visible damage and restore the appearance of the vehicle, it's essential to note that repairing a vehicle after a major accident may not fully restore its original structural integrity.

[@brianmurphy8790]

@@xinxianshi What kind of disclaimer is that supposed to be? "......may not fully restore its original structural integrity." NO SHIT!

[@davidpriestley7585]

The problem is that the body is designed to deform at certain places and when a cut and shut is bodged the structure can be stronger than originally designed so all the force is transmitted to the people it is designed to protect!

[@cessealbeach]

I have Never seen anyone better than Han

[@philc8575]

Better at putting death traps on the road?? You're ignorant. SMH!

[@xinxianshi]

Hello, thank you for your message, although this is not Han’s work

[@natalestellato2990]

wow, totaly dangeros car to own and drive

[@xinxianshi]

Indeed, there is no safety at all in a car restored like this

[@rutikuiwa7133]

Very good job

[@xinxianshi]

Thank you for the positive feedback! I'm glad to hear that you appreciated the work.

[@brianmurphy8790]

🤣

[@SebastienSebastien-dg9hd]

الله يعطيك الصحة و العافية و التوفيق و السداد و النجاح و الهناء الدائم إنشاءالله أستاذي العزيز ربي يحفضك و يفرحك نورتونا الله يفتح عليك أخي الراجل الزين

[@xinxianshi]

شكرًا جزيلاً لك على كلماتك اللطيفة والصادقة. أنا هنا للمساعدة في أي استفسار أو معلومات تحتاجها. أتمنى لك الصحة والتوفيق أيضًا، وأن يكون لديك يوماً سعيدًا ومليئاً بالنجاحات. إن كانت هناك أية أسئلة أو طلبات، فلا تتردد في طرحها.

[@SebastienSebastien-dg9hd]

@@xinxianshi شكراً جزيلا سيدي و أستاذي العزيز

[@SebastienSebastien-dg9hd]

@@xinxianshiهل يمكن قص السيارة الى جزئين بدون مشاكل و هل يوجد طريقة أخرى لفصل الجهة الأمامية عن الجهة الخلفية مثل نتبع غرزات المصنع و تفكيكها

[@starybezpiek7880]

Two wrecks glued in one super-wreck. You omitted whole process of joining two parts - hope it isn't made only contact/touch welding with great care to hide the welding place.

[@xinxianshi]

The video doesn't provide a detailed step-by-step process of joining the two parts. However, it appears that the repair involves welding and aligning the damaged sections. Welding techniques, such as MIG welding, are commonly used in automotive repairs to fuse metal pieces together. The specific methods and tools used in the repair process may vary based on the expertise of the individual performing the restoration and the equipment available.

[@murtadahhasan6329]

Hello my friend I hope you fine and good health I see this it’s good good video but not like old video thanks again for this video ( Kuwait 🇰🇼)

[@xinxianshi]

Hello my friend! Thank you for the positive feedback on the video. I'm glad you found it good, although it may be different from the old video. We post different videos to show you the various ways of doing repairs , the biggest advantage of this kind of repair work is that it is cheap, and a repair can even be completed for a few hundred dollars. Of course, the quality of repairs cannot be guaranteed, so they repair low-end cars with low prices. Thank you again for your support!

[@murtadahhasan6329]

Hello my friend we need every day video please thanks again ( Kuwait 🇰🇼)

[@SebastienSebastien-dg9hd]

أنت رجل زعيم و طيب جدا و ذكي و صالح فنان و أستاذ ❤❤❤❤❤

[@acbdcd1897]

Кто хочет бу авто из поднебесной недорого???😮😮😮😢😢😢

[@tallerpeugeot]

De dónde son muy buen trabajo saludos de Argentina

[@xinxianshi]

¡Hola! ¡Saluda a Argentina! Gracias por darle me gusta a nuestro video, somos de China.

[@nagarage1973]

Muito bom 👏👏

[@observation-n1b]

За такую работу, руки нужно отрубать по плечи.

[@acbdcd1897]

По самые 😮коки

[@АртурФаттахов-ы3ш]

+ 🤣

[@acbdcd1897]

@@АртурФаттахов-ы3ш анекдот про удава помните? Седят удава сьел кого-то. Суд приговаривает отрубить ему ххвост. Кто то кричит из толпы. Да, да по самую голову.

[@paleocon777]

🤔

[@kotleta4634]

Вы по факту нихрена не увидели, но зато с такой уверенность утверждаете!

[@geraldguenard4095]

very impressive. congratulation.

[@alancraig248]

Tit

[@karimshb]

Highly skill man ! Its illegal to do that here in Malaysia. It wont pass inspection .only for track purpose or farm ride.

[@xinxianshi]

Indeed, regulations regarding vehicle repairs and modifications can vary significantly from one country to another. In many places, there are strict rules and inspections in place to ensure that vehicles meet safety and environmental standards. Modifications that compromise safety or do not adhere to regulations may lead to a vehicle failing inspection.

[@BrunoSantos-qy3wu]

Eu nunca iria transportar a minha família num carro acidentado dessa maneira , mas apesar de tudo aparentemente ficou um serviço bem feito 👍👍

[@xinxianshi]

Tu elección es correcta, la seguridad es siempre la máxima prioridad.

[@ncedomankayi8492]

There is a due diligence exercise for each kind of operation just like doctors when they have to do surgery, there are guidelines with respect to each method. These guy's operations seem to be within norms in the industry from where i am seated. I am sure they are aware of all implications.

[@xinxianshi]

You're absolutely right. Just like in any profession, technicians and craftsmen in the automotive repair industry follow specific guidelines and best practices to ensure the quality and safety of their work. While it might appear unconventional to some observers, experienced professionals often have a deep understanding of their craft and make informed decisions based on their expertise and the specific requirements of each repair job. It's essential to trust their judgment and respect the standards they adhere to.

[@austingreenough6396]

It is very simple, if one does not like Han's work one can turn the video off. I watch because I enjoy his work,yes in some countries these repairs would not be allowed, however in his country it is allowed as costs of cars are very expensive.

[@xinxianshi]

Your perspective highlights an important aspect of content consumption. Indeed, personal preferences play a significant role, and viewers have the freedom to choose the content that aligns with their interests and preferences. Different countries have varying regulations and standards for automotive repairs, influenced by factors such as safety, emissions, and overall roadworthiness. Understanding and respecting these differences is crucial.

[@Asylum195]

I love how he uses his welding helmet only for grinding and for welding he just close his eyes 😂😅

[@osirislourencomedeiros2073]

Quem dia que foi batido, um excelente trabalho parabéns a todos🎉🎉🎉

[@xinxianshi]

Obrigado pelos seus bons desejos!

[@paleocon777]

Many years ago, Body shops in the United States use to fix Vehicles this badly damaged.

[@xinxianshi]

I’m glad to hear that you shared that the United States also repaired accident cars in this way many years ago. After a long period of development, developed countries have rarely repaired such accident cars.

[@ΝίκοςΕμμανουήλ-χ9τ]

Good work...everyone wants to buy a used car like this!!!

[@Sohave]

How does the people in the comment section think cars are build at the factory? Do they think they are stamped out of one giant piece of sheet of metal? Cars are welded together but to take the stress out of the welds the parts interlock so as to spread out the load, if this is done propperly by the bodyshop, the car is as strong as before.

[@xinxianshi]

As you mentioned, proper welding techniques, along with structural design considerations, are crucial to maintaining the strength and safety of the vehicle. When done professionally and according to industry standards, repair work, including welding, can effectively restore a damaged car to its original strength. Skilled technicians, like the one in the video, use their expertise to ensure that the repaired vehicle meets safety standards and performs as intended.

[@bobeverhart8217]

you are a extrodinary craftsman

[@xinxianshi]

Thank you so much for your kind words!

[@abdo25048]

In America, we call this junk, and modifying a car in this way is illegal

[@zachariasvan3965]

I see a lot of modifications happening in the US. There are lots of programs on television. Cutting frames apart and welding pieces in between. Not better than this repair.

[@simpledude70]

What a mess! Don't know where is the origin country of this video, in most civilized parts of the world this kind of repair is considered criminal act. I hope who ever will use this car in the future will not get into accident. They will not survive. Very sad.

[@acbdcd1897]

China

[@xinxianshi]

Yes, today you've broadened your knowledge. Such repairs exist in many countries around the world. Personally, I do not endorse this type of car repair. However, for some, purchasing at a low price is their sole motivation for undertaking such repairs.

[@user-kg2po3kv8h]

bom dia e obrigado por responder ao meu comentário ..os seus vídeos são ótimos tou aprendendo muito com eles ..eu tou com um carro comprei batido a lateral tou arrumando ele só olhando os seus vídeos.aqui não tem as ferramentas que vcs tem mais tou conseguindo fazer..se possível faz um vídeo mostrando essa mesa ..eu queria ver como é fabricado.os carros da ir é os mesmo da qui quanto o tamanho e largura.. muito obrigado e continua fazendo esse vídeo ótimo..

[@xinxianshi]

Fico feliz em saber que você está achando os vídeos úteis e que está conseguindo trabalhar no seu carro com base nessas informações. muitos vídeos de fabricação de mesas de trabalho para reparos automotivos estão disponíveis em plataformas de compartilhamento de vídeos, como o KZbin. Você pode pesquisar por vídeos que mostrem a construção de mesas de trabalho específicas para reparos automotivos e assim ter uma ideia de como são fabricadas. Continue com o excelente trabalho no seu projeto! Se tiver mais perguntas ou precisar de mais informações, estou aqui para ajudar. Obrigado pelo seu feedback positivo, e boa sorte com a recuperação do seu carro!

[@GeeenJ]

death trap car none of the inner structures were welded thing will fold up in another crash

[@xinxianshi]

Apologies for any confusion. Due to filming issues, the welding process for the mid-floor may have been overlooked, but I can assure you that all joints were properly welded, ensuring a robust structure. However, it's important to note that our channel does not endorse this particular repair method. We advocate for professional and compliant repair practices in the automotive industry.

[@masaBM.]

ここまで来るともはや修理修復ではなく、車の製作に等しいかと。

[@xinxianshi]

おっしゃる通りですね。私たちのプロジェクトは修理や修復を越えて、まさに車の再製作のようなものとなっています。ご指摘いただきありがとうございます。これからも変化に富んだコンテンツで皆様を楽しませるよう努めてまいります。何か質問やご意見がありましたら、お気軽にお知らせください。どうもありがとうございました。

[@denistate3697]

I would also like to know how long it took you to repair this car🤔👏👍😊

[@xinxianshi]

Hello, it took a week to repair this car, working more than ten hours a day.

[@alancraig248]

14.28 Were u not watching?????

[@hien7801]

Where is it are your shop in the united States or china?

[@xinxianshi]

Hello, we are in China. As far as I know, the United States does not allow the repair of such accident cars. Such accident cars must be scrapped in most developed countries.

[@hien7801]

@@xinxianshi the united States they allow you to fix but depend how damage is it.

[@giuseppelavecchia775]

Ottimo lavoro,pero' come avete fatto a saldare sia sopra che sotto le sezioni di rinforzo interne,mi spiego,per esempio i sottoporta hanno all'interno i lamierati di rinforzo,come siete arrivati a saldare le sezioni interne,visto che all'esterno ho visto un'unica giunta?

[@xinxianshi]

La saldatura delle sezioni interne di rinforzo, come i sottoporta con lamierati interni, può essere un processo complesso e richiedere un approccio attento e preciso. Ecco alcuni modi in cui si potrebbe affrontare questa sfida: Accesso tramite aperture esistenti: In alcuni casi, i saldatori possono accedere alle sezioni interne utilizzando aperture esistenti o creando aperture temporanee nei pannelli esterni. Questo consente loro di raggiungere le sezioni interne e eseguire le saldature necessarie. Smontaggio parziale: A volte, i componenti interni possono essere parzialmente smontati o rimossi per consentire l'accesso alle sezioni interne per la saldatura.

[@giuseppelavecchia775]

@@xinxianshi grazie per la risposta,ma vi ho fatto questa domanda perche dall'esterno,ad'esempio sui sottoporta ho visto una sola giuntura,quindi non capisco come arrivate a saldare le parti interne..

[@Константин-ц9с2д]

And then it will be sold in the neighboring country!!! NOT BROKEN, NOT DYED!!!

[@xinxianshi]

No, this car is not worth exporting at all. It is worth at most $2,000 after repairing it.

[@camdenlighting8140]

Proper cut n shut. Wow.

[@user-db6qi2vr6r]

TRABAJO IRRESPONSABLE LLENO DE INSEGURIDAD !! FUERA DE TODO LÍMITE DE CONCIENCIA !! IMPRUDENCIA TOTAL Y ABSOLUTA !!

[@jiovaniloncarevic]

Someone in China, who probably works and pays bills like many of us do, woke up one morning and thought "I think I'll pay someone to cut my 2021 Geely Emgrand L completely in half and reattach a new rear half. This is a better idea than buying another car with insurance money".

[@xinxianshi]

Dude. What you said is correct, but repairing such a car is usually sold to the poor at a low price, so there are still people in the world who need such cheap assembled cars.

[@mrozboss]

Wow man I'm in repair industry a car like that just bin it the risk isn't worth it plus what amazed me is the lack of ppe seriously

[@xinxianshi]

Your observation is valid. The decision to repair a severely damaged car or a "total" damaged car depends on a variety of factors, including the extent of the damage, safety concerns, and the economic feasibility of repairs. But someone is paying to have a vehicle like this restored, and the repairman isn't going to turn down business delivered to the door without any apparent reason.

[@mrozboss]

This is true

[@nineteen-sixty-nine9373]

Back in the days in the UK they used call these "Cut & Shut"

[@xinxianshi]

This was often done to conceal the vehicle's true history and make it appear undamaged. The practice was not only illegal but also extremely dangerous, as it compromised the structural integrity of the vehicle.

[@nwoerad3806]

There are some places where cars are rotting to the core and still driving around, this car is not,if the new owner is informed about the damage,its there choice, good work lads.

[@xinxianshi]

Hello, you are right. The car usage environment in each country is different. In developed countries or the rich, these cars are not worth repairing. However, in some backward countries, even after repair, these cars are still very popular.

[@paulriggen878]

This channel is AWESOME! Mechanic Han is VERY SKILLED!!!

[@xinxianshi]

I'm glad you like this video, but this is not Master Han's work.

[@БЕЗМО́ЛВНЫЙ-з7р]

Эту мастерскую я б назвал "ФРАНКЕНШТЕЙН"!))))

[@nublafiednubbie]

Sometimes i Feel The Chinese Really Love The Movie Christine From Steven King 😂😅

[@xinxianshi]

The idea of a car with a personality and a will of its own has become iconic in the horror genre.

[@Давид-э4я3е]

Ремонт такой машины возможен и она будет безопасной. Конечно если соблюдать все конструктивные особенности. В этом ремонте самое ужасное то, что не были сварены силовые элементы. Просто прошлись по наружке и все. Это капсула смерти ребята. Не делайте так. Посмотрите как работают другие мастера. Усилители надо сваривать!!!

[@xinxianshi]

Да, это был неудачный ремонт, хороший негативный пример

[@asami422]

они не себе делают. А так то у них народу столько, что пару тройку тысяч и не считают за жертвы. А тут будет два -три человека.

[@Sanya_Spray]

Категорически согласен! Кто будет все слои порога проваривать?!? Почему швы напротив друг друга?!? На сколько мне известно должны быть заменены элементы на не повреждённые снятые и поставленные по сварным заводским точкам! Не хотел бы оказаться в страшный момент внутри этой хреновины! 😮

[@Elisa9395-y4z]

Bro can speak every language

[@xinxianshi]

Haha, thank you for the compliment. I always use Google Translate to help reply to everyone’s messages. Some translations may not be accurate. Please forgive me.

[@jerrybushman]

Why? Did they run out of cars?

[@xinxianshi]

Restoring this car is the best example of using waste. They used two pieces of garbage to piece together a car that can drive and run, although it is not very safe.

[@vehbiuseri9280]

It is very dangerous to ride in vehicles that have been repaired in this way!

[@xinxianshi]

Your concern is valid, and safety is of utmost importance when it comes to vehicle repairs. The method and quality of repairs can indeed impact the overall safety and structural integrity of a vehicle. It's crucial for vehicle repairs to be conducted by qualified and experienced professionals who follow industry standards and safety protocols. Additionally, thorough inspections, including structural assessments, should be performed to ensure that the repaired vehicle meets safety standards.

[@parashurammaharaj2147]

Thats is a flash type work only looking good but nfg

[@adamcornell3335]

That's impressive but is it worth all the labor

[@xinxianshi]

Whether the labor and cost of repairing a damaged car is worth it depends on a variety of factors, including the extent of the damage, the value of the car, the cost of repairs, and the intended use of the vehicle. In our country, repair costs are very low, and repaired cars are also easy to sell.

[@ginsunh]

It’s ready for a Florida title.

[@klivekussler4496]

OMG.....a cut and shut death trap without any internal welding....substantional strengthening what so ever.....a same rear ender would see even more catastrophic injuries and even death from this irresponsible need to make more money and forget about the owner or cutomer who has to take this vehicle out on the road .

[@xinxianshi]

I understand your deep concern regarding a cut-and-shut car without proper internal welding and substantial strengthening. This type of repair, if not done correctly, can indeed pose serious safety risks on the road. The lack of structural integrity may compromise the vehicle's ability to absorb impact energy in the event of a collision, increasing the potential for catastrophic injuries or fatalities.

[@albertsmith1048]

This guy does some astounding work it has to be said. This is NOT one of them, cut and shut is illegal in the UK for one reason, they are structurally compromised and as so UNSAFE to drive. A serious accident would see the two halves parting, what would happen to the occupants then, DEATH. It really is a no no.

[@xinxianshi]

You raise a valid point, and your concern about the safety implications of "cut and shut" or similar repair techniques is well-founded. In many regions, including the UK, such practices are often considered illegal and unsafe.

[@carusosteve424]

When a car has to go through this level of repair where is the line at safety drawn. I applaud the skills this mechanic has but these repair in the US would never be allowed. And would not be cost effective.

[@xinxianshi]

Yes, if the car is damaged to this extent, I think scrapping it is the best option. Of course, if it must be repaired, then considering the economic benefits, such a repair method is also acceptable. After all, it is the cheapest repair method. Safety is not considered because there is no way to guarantee safety. Even a new car cannot guarantee 100% safety.

[@PlanB-3751]

I don't think this vehicle is worth fixing. In Australia we say it's been written off, and it's not safe to get fixed. Cheers 🥂

[@xinxianshi]

Yes, your point is correct. Such repairs are illegal in many developed countries.

[@dchaplin69]

It's a Unibody car. It will probably be safer than 1/2 the cars driving in NY rotted by street salt. Seen many GM pickups with rotted frames.

[@xinxianshi]

You're right that corrosion, especially due to road salt in certain climates, can affect the structural integrity of vehicles over time. Unibody construction, when repaired correctly and with attention to safety standards, can still result in a structurally sound vehicle. It's essential for repairs to be performed by skilled professionals who adhere to safety guidelines and use proper techniques.

[@ЛюбовьЕвгеньевнаСукнёва]

Опасно для жизни, ездить на таком автомобиле!

[@balbeernagi2390]

This car will be illegal in Australia as the accident damages would make the vehicle fit for parts only

[@xinxianshi]

In many countries, including Australia, there are strict regulations governing the roadworthiness of vehicles. If a car has been involved in a severe accident, leading to significant damage that compromises its structural integrity and safety, it might be deemed unfit for road use. In such cases, the vehicle may be classified as a total loss or written off. The regulations vary by region, but generally, if the cost of repairing the vehicle to meet safety standards exceeds its market value, it might not be allowed back on the road.

[@Charles-de9xt]

I pray for the next owner.. This seems like a nightmare of a car to me.

[@xinxianshi]

It's understandable to have concerns about the long-term reliability and safety of a vehicle that has undergone extensive repairs. A restoration of this scale is extremely dangerous and the safety of the form cannot be guaranteed, hopefully whoever buys it will drive carefully and stay safe

[@MauriciojeronimoTejedaledezma]

Como qye duda ese buey de la soldadura por que usa el espoter si antes de ensanblar tiene que aber visto las aliniaciones del estribo

[@xinxianshi]

Entiendo que puedas tener preocupaciones sobre el proceso de soldadura y alineación en la reparación del estribo del vehículo. La calidad del trabajo de soldadura y la correcta alineación son aspectos fundamentales en el proceso de reparación de carrocerías.

[@1225328]

This collision shop, I assume is not in the United States

[@xinxianshi]

Yes, there is no such restoration in the United States and it is illegal

[@chrisbyfield8846]

Look they are very skilled Accident repair people,but surely the structural compromise off the vehicle is in doubt,why didn't they stagger the welds instead off 1 big breakable line,why did they use a damaged back end,thank god cars like that in Britain are written off.....

[@xinxianshi]

Your concerns about the structural integrity of the vehicle are valid. Staggering welds and using damaged components in repairs can indeed raise questions about the overall safety and reliability of the vehicle. In many regions, including Britain, vehicles with significant structural compromise may be deemed beyond economical repair and considered a total loss by insurance standards. Proper repair techniques and adherence to safety standards are crucial in ensuring the structural integrity of a vehicle after an accident. If you have specific details or questions about the repair process, it's advisable to discuss them with the professionals involved to ensure that safety standards have been followed.

[@safaanakar3526]

👍👍👏👏👏👏

[@allen5976]

Amazing all this cutting, no safety glasses and no protection for the car interior and glass(what's left of it), what a botched job to go back on the roads, your kids in the back seat would definitely do well against an artic😮

[@xinxianshi]

Your concern for safety during the repair process is entirely valid. Safety precautions, including the use of safety glasses and protective measures for the interior and glass, are crucial in any repair or modification work. It's important to prioritize the well-being of the workers and anyone who might be in or around the vehicle.

[@wazzazone]

Come on guys, don't knock em they are entering it in a demolition derby, yeah sure 😃😃😃😃

[@xinxianshi]

It's always interesting to see different perspectives on vehicle repairs and what they might be used for afterward.

[@cocoaiscool2709]

you sure this Geely is still holding up?

[@xinxianshi]

Yes, this car will drive normally on the road after repair. Moreover, such repair vehicles are very common and their safety cannot be guaranteed, but some people still buy them.

[@jn1ty]

Done right there is nothing wrong with this. These guys don't impress me as doing quality work. Not up to the other technicians you have on your channel.

[@xinxianshi]

Indeed, this was a failed repair and the technicians used a primitive repair method that was completely inconsistent with the brand's technical standards.

[@nooradrian5975]

This car can only be used to send your kid to school and going to get your weekly groceries......thats all. No long journey trips...

[@xinxianshi]

It's understandable that a salvaged or heavily repaired vehicle may not be suitable for long-distance trips or extensive travel. While such vehicles can be repaired to a certain extent, there may still be concerns about their overall safety, reliability, and longevity, especially for extended journeys.

[@502days]

A car is only spot welded together an inch of weld will hold 1 tonne in weight

[@xinxianshi]

The strength of a spot weld can indeed be impressive.

[@daryoshrahnama4873]

خدایا ، به این شب‌ها عزیز ، این ماشین های تخمی و ماس مالی رو در مسیر خرید ما قرار مده. بلند بگین آمین.

[@drewgreenhalgh9162]

I feel bad for the poor unsuspecting fool that ends up with this wreck of a car.

[@xinxianshi]

It's understandable to have concerns about the potential safety and reliability of a repaired vehicle, especially if the repair work doesn't meet the necessary standards. Ensuring that a repaired car is safe for future use is crucial, and any ethical repair professional should prioritize the well-being of the vehicle's future owner.

[@williamstoutjesdijk-ry2oz]

Replace the crashed back end with another less crashed back end, where is the logic in that….. 🤨

[@pgdmed]

How can this be economically feasible?

[@xinxianshi]

In many developing countries, the wages of personnel are the lowest. The only motivation for repairing this car is economic benefits. As long as there is profit, there will be people doing this work.

[@ianrobinson5057]

I think this was used in a james bond film a view to a kill Roger Moore was driving the front half after it got t boned in Paris.

[@xinxianshi]

In "A View to a Kill," Roger Moore's James Bond does engage in a car chase in Paris, but the vehicle remains intact during the pursuit.

[@alancraig248]

lol

[@Plushybear09]

Welding without eye protection wow

[@xinxianshi]

Welding without eye protection is indeed a risky and unsafe practice. Proper eye protection

[@phillipportnoi1839]

Last time l saw this Roger Cooke was investigating this cut and shut in the uk

[@xinxianshi]

Well, that was a long, long time ago. It wasn't illegal to repair a car like this at that time.

[@Davidm1956]

In Australia it's call a Cut n Shut. Illegal repair now. Too many people died.

[@xinxianshi]

It's indeed considered illegal and unsafe in many places, including Australia, due to the potential safety hazards and compromised structural integrity.

[@akirajimbo7658]

Proton s70?

[@JW-lo2bh]

One question. Why?

[@xinxianshi]

It is indeed difficult for people to understand, but if there is a certain profit from doing this, someone will definitely do it. There is only one answer, that is, it can make money.

[@clifficus]

Just a “Cut and Shut” that a death trap for some innocent buyer.

[@xinxianshi]

Indeed, such repairs are very dangerous, but driven by profit, there are still people who continue to repair scrapped cars and then flow them into the market at extremely low prices.

[@copperhead360]

People don’t have a clue of what it takes to do this kind of work, the car is as structurally sound as it was when new

[@MVATransformer]

this repair is like restoring your engine with a painted valve cover....

[@xinxianshi]

I understand your analogy. It's true that while the repair may address the visible damage, there could still be underlying issues or compromises in structural integrity.

[@ditherdather]

I see a lot of people making legitimate arguments about the structural integrity of the vehicle going forward, but in some parts of the world that's a luxury and safety isn't a foremost concern. Here in the States we're so spoiled with the resources available to us, that safety can be a primary concern. We're more likely to die from an unsafe accident here, than say from starvation. In other parts of the world, safety is often seen as a luxury that impedes progress and stifles someone's ability to get ahead. If some guy needs a car to provide for his family and his commute rarely exceeds 35mph or if it's simply used for a weekly commute to market or to a much needed medical professional for treatment, then this is ideal and affordable.

[@xinxianshi]

You make a valid point. Indeed, the context and priorities can vary significantly across different regions and circumstances. In certain parts of the world, people might prioritize affordability and functionality over some of the safety features that are considered essential in more developed regions. It's essential to consider the local context, regulations, and the specific needs of individuals in different areas. While safety is crucial and should be a priority, it's important to recognize that not everyone has access to the same resources or faces identical challenges.

[@LSC124377322]

Someone PROBABLY died from this accident, and someone will CERTAINLY die if the same accident happens again to this car.😭

[@friend6097]

ВИДЕО о том, как нельзя делать не в коем случае. 🤮👎🏻 Это не ремонт ,а изготовление капсулы для убийства

[@xinxianshi]

Понимаю ваше беспокойство. Если видео вызывает серьезные опасения относительно безопасности и качества ремонта

[@ginaschumacher4876]

Omg, that's still a wreck!😱😱☠👎👎👎

[@xinxianshi]

Repair work is certainly challenging and it can be difficult to completely restore the car to its original condition. When repairs are carried out, the aim is to restore as much of the structure and strength as possible to the original condition, but it may be difficult to restore the structure to its original condition.

[@celsoguajardovillarreal]

Excelente trabajo . Saludos desde Apodaca Nuevo Leon Mexico.

[@xinxianshi]

¡Hola! Aprecio tus amables palabras. Si tienes alguna pregunta o comentario adicional sobre el trabajo o cualquier otro tema, estaré encantado de ayudarte. ¡Saludos desde donde te encuentres! 🌎🚗

[@МаксимМаслов-ъ2с]

Зачем это сняли? Инструкция как не надо делать походу

[@xinxianshi]

Я рад, что вам понравилось это видео, но я не понял смысла вашего сообщения.

[@CraigLynch-ii9kw]

No way would I ride in that thing

[@xinxianshi]

It's understandable to have concerns about the safety and structural integrity of a vehicle after significant repairs. Ensuring the safety of a repaired vehicle is crucial, and it often involves adherence to industry standards, proper techniques, and thorough inspections.

[@rostislavbehan3906]

I admire your other fixes and work, but this one is really a death trap. I wouldn't accept such car to fix in my car service.

[@xinxianshi]

Ensuring the safety of a repaired vehicle is crucial, and it's understandable that you wouldn't want to accept a car for repair if you believe it could pose a safety risk.

[@andrewbaluk1663]

From the look of it they didnt even weld the inner sill reinforcement??? From the way both car and donor part were cut it doesnt look like it. Deathtrap!

[@xinxianshi]

It's important to emphasize that vehicle repairs, especially those involving structural elements, should adhere to safety standards and follow manufacturer recommendations. The structural integrity of a car is a critical factor in ensuring occupant safety, and any repairs should be carried out with precision and in accordance with industry best practices.

[@janoskiraly3864]

Professional !!

[@brianmurphy8790]

🤣🤦‍♂

[@neuro1996]

a repair like this make this car not suitable for normal usage, but if we say the type of usage for this car would be at a low speed around the area then it shouldnt pose any risk to the driver and passenger but if we talking high ways or something thats pretty risky, all in all im not even sure that this was worth it but it proves that anything is possible!

[@alexandrealmeida2932]

Bom trabalho de reparo.

[@xinxianshi]

Fico feliz em saber que você reconhece o bom trabalho de reparo!

[@tizianocastro38]

Use the mask to welding! Eyes are precious!!!

[@MartinCharbonneau-p2i]

they supposed to double the inner rockers weld ...closed it with outer rockers and weld .... something wrong here ????

[@xinxianshi]

Hello, there is reinforcement when welding the interior. Two steel bars are welded at the interface to strengthen the interface.