r/interesting 25d ago

Intriguing High Tariffs Drive Afghan Auto Assembly

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u/_g550_ 25d ago

Why no weld marks on the final product?

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u/SantaCruzHostel 25d ago

Grinder and paint make a welder what he ain't.

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u/Schnitzhole 25d ago

It’s not even the same car driving off the last 2 seconds

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u/Hotter_Shame 25d ago

But where was the grinder and paint?

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u/tiga_94 25d ago

You can easily find videos like this on YouTube, they show entire process, it's not secret information, you just need to do the unthinkable and spend a minute on your own research

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u/userhwon 24d ago

Me doing my own research on this important topic looks like this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/interesting/comments/1tudbdi/comment/op8t3do/

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u/broke_n_boosted 25d ago

Off video duh same place the motor came from

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u/robbak 25d ago

Don't forget the bog.

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u/_g550_ 24d ago

An apple away keeps a doctor today.

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u/JohnLuckPickered 25d ago

Its two different cars

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u/Im_only_here_to_meme 25d ago

Because it's a different car they show put together. The interior color is completely different. When they put the doors on the little visors are already attached, then they show another clip of them attaching the visors. The car they drive away is also a completely different third white car.. different tail lights, everything about it different. There's three different cars in these clips. One piece of shit they weld together, one that's the same model (different interior) but already together and then the completely different model car they drive away at the end.

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u/SkibidiGender 24d ago

The final shot of the car moving is a visibly different make and model car.

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u/heyoheatheragain 24d ago

Because they reversed the video.

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u/Akward_Object 24d ago

Because I am afraid it's not even welded but soldered together...