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Originally Posted by Musclerodz (Post 207278)

I have been told by several panel fitment on that car is not good, and the hood is so bad you can tell in the magazine shoot photos. Donations are the game when you can buy a car and write it off as a donation for what ever dollar figure your tax accountant says it needs to be. All things aside, a good cause.

Many cars that you see with glass hood have the same problem. You have to remember the time frame in which the car was built. Approx. 3 months.

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Originally Posted by akrapovic (Post 207285)

It's nice to see that whether people believe in the war or not, our troops are being supported. I remember learning in school how Vietnam vets were treated when they returned......sickening to say the least. Hopefully karma has or will deal with those idiots. I'm glad that to the best of my knowledge our troops returning from Iraq/Afghanistan are not being subjected to that kind of behavior.

This is very true!

That’s what the project was all about The Troops. Kudos to the guy who bought it your money went to a great cause.

I was watching it on TV. Totally awesome those 2 guys bid the thing up and eventually gave $500K for it. When you see the young man with the two artificial legs out there(lost his legs in battle), giving a short speech about how you might see him running around dancing after a few drinks, and how he is still on active duty, you just gotta love that. It puts things in true perspective, and certainly humbled the sh_t out of me. That young man is my hero, and I stood up and applauded the old guy who gave $500K to help out young warriors like that.

Congrats to Bill Jelinek and the Route 66 Motorsports crew out of New Lenox, IL, who built the car. These guys put a lot of blood and sweat, not to mention hours into this build.

It is indeed a great cause and my hat is off to the new owner.
:cheers:

Bashton