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Old 06-22-2007, 07:47 PM
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It seems more and more guys are posting their projects with detail lists. Some showing all kinds of pics. Yet who are they? Where are they from? Do they even reply to any other threads? Are they giving input or helping others? Why aren't they?

Is it show boating only? What gives guys?

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Old 06-23-2007, 12:19 PM
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i know... ill chip in more in the future...

but since this thread is going i might as well share alittle, im 32, from denmark.. im a mechanical engineer, self-educated gearhead and back in university studying medicine on my fourth year!..

my cars (that all except a 500 dollar beater are immobile) include a 65 mustang coupe restomod that is 98% complete.. 5.0/t-5 power btw. a 66 impala SS i brought home from minnesota where i did my engineering internship. a 32 ford roadster powered by a 454 (hence my name) its full independent suspended, jag/tci rear and front.. and an 80 malibu, see sig for details.. and i got it after (and as a result of) learning of this site.. just had to have a PT car, and g-bodys are rare over here.. so being in europe i guess i am one o fthe few here who can say " imports rule" and not get flamed..
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Old 06-23-2007, 05:35 PM
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i know... ill chip in more in the future...
Not you silly. You have over 300 posts.
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Old 06-23-2007, 09:03 PM
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He's referring to people like me. I just showed up out of the blue and started posting things.

I'll elaborate on myself a bit.

Name's Travis, I live in Alaska, and have a 1968 Barracuda I've been working on. I started posting project things over at Pro-touring.com and found these forums as well. I like both, and enjoy all of the projects both are doing. However, not everyone visits both sights so I figured since people enjoy looking at project posts I would post up here too.

I try to read all the sections of the forums that I can, but honestly I don't know jack about Chevy's , fords, or the like. I've only really been into mopars when it comes to muscle cars. I can't help a whole lot with the questions regarding those cars. Also, I don't have a whole lot of time to answer questions, let alone browse more forums.

Me personally, I have alot going on night and day and can barely find the time to post up my own project pictures. I make it a point to do so now and then, however, for my benefit of a project log, as well as others to learn from and enjoy.

No, I'm not offended by the post you made at all, nor upset in any way. Just thought I would chime in and give you my opinion/side of things.

Hope I can help more in the future with things as I learn!
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Old 06-24-2007, 03:36 AM
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Or it could be people like me, who have very few posts, but you see I joined in 2005. I read up everyday, to learn, because I do not have much knowledge to give. Just my opinion.
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Old 06-24-2007, 05:54 AM
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I learn more things from this site then I have to contribute so I read on and lurk in the shadows unless I have something worth while to say or ask.
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Old 07-26-2007, 09:38 AM
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Or it could be people like me, who have very few posts, but you see I joined in 2005. I read up everyday, to learn, because I do not have much knowledge to give. Just my opinion.
I have the same reasons as onebad68 and I need to run google translate or something like that because my english is too bad..... it´s easier to me read english than write it but you´re right Roger Poirier and I will improve my english and my knowledge writing on this forum.

BTW My name is Alfonso, and I live in Panama but I´m from Spain and I´m a camaro lover since I have remember
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Old 06-26-2007, 05:14 PM
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He's referring to people like me. I just showed up out of the blue and started posting things.

I'll elaborate on myself a bit.

Name's Travis, I live in Alaska, and have a 1968 Barracuda I've been working on. I started posting project things over at Pro-touring.com and found these forums as well.

I have been following this project at pro-touring. Please post pics here. You will find a larger audience. In other words we at Later-g.net enjoy and appreciate the projects a lot more! Ask me how I know? lol

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Old 06-27-2007, 11:34 AM
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I have been following this project at pro-touring. Please post pics here. You will find a larger audience. In other words we at Later-g.net enjoy and appreciate the projects a lot more! Ask me how I know? lol

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Roger,
My project has been here for a week or so. It's posted under Psyko Cuda on the projects page. Not sure how you missed it! Must be all that drinking.

There's more work I've done in the last few days. And I'm finally done painting things (not bodywork yet) and will post more updates in a day or two!

Here's the link: Project: Psyko Cuda
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Old 06-26-2007, 10:08 AM
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It seems more and more guys are posting their projects with detail lists. Some showing all kinds of pics. Yet who are they? Where are they from? Do they even reply to any other threads? Are they giving input or helping others? Why aren't they?

Is it show boating only? What gives guys?

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I haven't posted and update on my car in so long I think I am going to have to be put back in the introduction section myself.

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