Quote: Originally Posted by rusty577 I thought you were selling the Calais? I was going too but I've spent to much money on the calais(over 10k). The price of a vl calais turbo manual will hopefully go up in price. I was going to respray the exterior and have the interior done. Plus the amount of fun times I've had in the vl calias turbo it would be a part of my life selling away, I just can't do it, it means to much to me. I'm sure you'll understand. I see allot of threads saying "the day I regret selling my VL calais turbo". My ambition is now to redo the vl calais turbo manual into a show car.

Quote: Originally Posted by HTURBO I was going too but I've spent to much money on the calais(over 10k). The only time I'll say "lol".

Quote: Originally Posted by 5spdvl The only time I'll say "lol". What do you mean?? Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Expect to pay at least 10k. Body condition will make a difference. Best way to go is do all the prep work, or have it done as a backyardie. Than just pay for a wet rub, blow, and booth time. My old tradie even sourced the paint from PPG directly to save him costs. What has been said is all true. You pay for what you get. Do it once do it right You defiantly would regret selling her............

I payed 7500-8k for mine and don't have any complaints at all, I really can't pick a fault besides one tiny run on the underside of the bonnet. Ps. That was engine bay completely smoothed, battery tray removed and all holes welded up.

seriously if you're after a quick job, or a show job, any type of painting or body work call Flawless Customz, you wont be dissapointed

You'll have to start paying his advertising rights soon Sir Some original photos have not been recovered yet.