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Gastrick
One of the Dirty Dozen!
I wonder what they mean by "a nice price tag" for a body. They look good.
sneakysnake
"There’s nothing new in originality"
It means, Ill probably never be able to afford one.lol
GJunktionMike
Something's wrong with that boy!
Their looking for dealer, think there is a chance those will ever make it to the states. realy be a nice price tag then
maverickmk
Rebel Rodder
Wow, that's awesome - and like GJ Mike said, expensive
Gastrick
One of the Dirty Dozen!
[ddd he he he [ddd Hangs head, goes to garage and looks at fake 32.
Blue Eyed Devil
Devil's Advocate
Let's have a look at yours, shall we?
fuzz
Livin' the rat roddin' lifestyle
There not chopped!!... that will be my excuse for not buying one!
that will be my excuse for not buying one!
GJunktionMike
Something's wrong with that boy!
I look at it this way. If a guy can have his wife cup size changed over night. Take his dog in for a nip and tuck, and have the vet add the new plastic nuts so the dog has something to lick. Why not this, it would complete his circle. In a nut shell (no pun) a car is only as fake as the guy driving it. so keep it real
bob w
Still crazy after all these years!
Looks like they are building a quality product. It's amazing what these metalsmiths can do.
Fiberglass T Buckets have been around since the 60's and nobody complained about them being "fake". While I like original tin best the supply is so limited that many lovers of early Fords could never have their dream hot rod without the availability of reproduction bodies.
Lots of original tin early Ford hot rods built from field finds, etc. have 50 to 80% reproduction patch panels to bring them back. Are they "semi-Fake"?
Like what you like, build what you want, but it seems to me to be harmful to the hobby as a whole to look with derision on any hot rod form except for the significantly unsafe.
Fiberglass T Buckets have been around since the 60's and nobody complained about them being "fake". While I like original tin best the supply is so limited that many lovers of early Fords could never have their dream hot rod without the availability of reproduction bodies.
Lots of original tin early Ford hot rods built from field finds, etc. have 50 to 80% reproduction patch panels to bring them back. Are they "semi-Fake"?
Like what you like, build what you want, but it seems to me to be harmful to the hobby as a whole to look with derision on any hot rod form except for the significantly unsafe.
Mr.Gussett
Yep... he can do it!
Ohhhh yeaaa!
What He said! AND I like the idea so much I have been emailing back and forth
with them and I am now waiting on their reply to see if they accept me as one of their dealers
GJunktionMike
Something's wrong with that boy!
Very cool Mr.G, Good luck with that.
