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Old 08-24-2010, 05:17 PM
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Default One-Off Machined Parts from J&B Microfinish
Looking thru our photo album, we thought that the photos dealing with work we have done on previous street machines may be of some interest to fellow Lateral-g bloggers. The car shown was built by Roger Burman and the Lakeside Rods and Rides crew in Rockwell City, IA. Roger designed these parts with design input from us. There are more feature cars soming soon. If you're looking to have that one-off piece made for your car or truck, give us a call at 815-842-2279 or check out our website: www.jbmicrofinish.com
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nice work.

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Nice work indeed.
Thanks. The Leisinger's,owners of this "Scar" car are in the process of having a 2ND Gen Camaro built by Lakeside.
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nice work.

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Thanks Jody. I forgot to mention that the gauge bezels were designed by Eric Brockmeyer.
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