Does the Maaco Paint Job On This Pontiac Chieftain Look Good?

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Just go to a local car meet and start talking to people about getting a Maaco paint job you’re likely to get one of two responses. Some will openly sneer or show distaste at such a thing for even a remotely collectible vehicle. Others might be polite and not say much while screaming internally. And while there are enthusiasts who have had good experiences with Maaco or at least known someone who has, there are likely more who have a poor opinion of the brand.

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So when a YouTuber decided to have a 1953 Pontiac Chieftain he bought painted at Maaco for the low price of $2,500 it caused some controversy. Considering the guy did this for his channel as much as for his business of flipping cars, we’ll just say his intentions probably don’t line up with a gearhead who loves his ride and wants to keep it for the long run.