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Old 12-12-2004, 05:41 PM
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Well, hope you guys like it, I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Can I change my month to April on the calendar?


Damn, feel like a post whore today...... :o
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man that is beatiful...great job
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That car looks stunning....Best looking 70 i've ever seen. I cant wait to see the finished product. Congrats to both you (for the idea) and Kris (for yet another awesome rendering).

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Looks wicked Keith...nice choice of colors and wheels....
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Looks really smooth; I like the mirrors...are they modeled after some that actually exist? Looks great Keith!
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Looks really smooth; I like the mirrors...are they modeled after some that actually exist? Looks great Keith!
The mirriors are the dogears off the C5's.....my only concern is that they might stick out too far (and look akward on a car who point is to be streamline). But I'm all about safety first, y'know? I might make them removable for shows.
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