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Old 11-26-2007, 10:14 PM
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Now why in the world would Steve want a 3rd brake light?
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Cool dealio... I hope you took LOTS of pictures.. I feel that these would sell well if offered and the price was right since it would be a PITA for the average guy to do right on his own.

Can't wait to get it on the car.. every little bit helps when driving with "joe public".. Hey, how about a train horn that sounds when the brake lights come on???
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.. Hey, how about a train horn that sounds when the brake lights come on???
LMAO...
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Looks good Chris, can't wait to see mine in person!!
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looks very clean and professional.

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I will take better pics for Chris.. lol
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I will take better pics for Chris.. lol
hope you're planning on staying up late! I figure it's going to be pushing midnight before they show!

It was great meeting Chris today, and hopefully he can finish the body and paint on Malitude for me.

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hope you're planning on staying up late! I figure it's going to be pushing midnight before they show!

It was great meeting Chris today, and hopefully he can finish the body and paint on Malitude for me.

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Yea, I think my wife is going to make cookies.. lol. Staying up late is the least I can do since they are coming all this way.
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Yea, I think my wife is going to make cookies.. lol. Staying up late is the least I can do since they are coming all this way.
Well, I guess the paint on my car does have to cure...so I guess a road trip was ok!
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