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Old 01-31-2005, 08:52 PM
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Waaaaay too much information.
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Jody, looks great. What finishes are available?
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Old 01-31-2005, 09:27 PM
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I remember something like that hanging on the wall in the doctors office when I had my Vasectomy...
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Waaaaay too much information.

I don't think I could find an appropriate smilie for that one. I definitely agree with Steevo, by the way. I'm gonna go sit on a block of ice now.....
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Old 02-01-2005, 08:50 AM
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Jody, looks great. What finishes are available?
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They're available in brushed aluminum or polished. Jody's is polished.
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that is sharp looking.............literally.....hehehhe
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I kinda like the understated look. I think it would be cool in the dark grey Hard Anodized finish. I know, sorta dull, but I like it.
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Steve...your site says that you still need to have a mechanial PRN321 shifter for park, neutral, and reverse. Is there an alternative system out there for the other shift locations? What I mean is....like a push button system that can be hidden away in the dash or floor console. I think it would be cool to not have a visible shifter on the floor but only the paddle shifter on the steering column. Kinda like on the Ferrari F430 seen below. I'm imagining this conversation with some aspiring young hot rodder;

"Dude...where's the shifter at?"

"It's right there on the steering column"

"WHAT THE.....what is that??!!"

"Well now, I'm so glad you asked"

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That's weird....why does that picture show as a link and not as an image? I have [IMG][/IMG] tags around it.
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Old 02-10-2005, 03:23 PM
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Yes there is (or was) Mooneyes was selling just such a system, but I don't think they sell it anymore according to the guy who was making it for them. I think the company is called Retrotech. I can't find them on the web, though. Another option is a very small mechanical shifter. I believe that Aloha is considering this for the INCINER8OR. I'm assembling their paddle shifter right now.
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Yeah, that was the one that Boyd Coddington used in the Alumatub, I think. It was a soft key button system that was installed on the floor of that car. That would really make the interior look clean if you could get your hands on one.
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