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Beautiful work. Love the color combo 
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The Ring Brothers are destroying the competition with innovative looking designs and custom parts. I'm speechless.
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Man, I would hate to be West Coast Customs and have to be THAT close the the Ring Bros booth....
Sorry couldn't resist... I really love looking over the RB builds. So much stuff to take in, I seem to find different things at different times. Great stuff. I only wish they had the Camaro done for GG Columbus.
I would really like a pic from the passenger window looking at the Fuel filler tube. I am thinking of doing a similar deal on my Firebird and would love to see how it looks from the inside. I have seen Bailout in person but that interior is more "race" (really really nice race but...) than plush for lack of a better word
Edit: After further review you can see enough detail of the filler tube in one of the pics.
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Very nicely done! Love the colors used! 
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I absolutely LOVE this car! Great color choices and subtle, not over the top!
Well Done! 
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Beautiful car for sure! That upper radiator hose looks out of place though. I am not being critical, just sayin'...
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I kinda thought that same thing until I realized it matches the headers.
Very nice all around! I am glad to see someone finally got the front door gap tight on one of theses cars! I have seen it once before (can't remember which build) but most of them seem to have a large-ish front gap. Give me hope.
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Whoa- that car wears that color so well. Definately my favorite build of your yet. The multi-spoke wheel really breaks up that long, low flat profile yet totally supports that Euro high speed look. I think the offset hood graphics are an A+.
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I've always thought a 2nd Gen would look good in that Corvette/Caddi-ish pewter color... now I know!
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Simply awesome. Very Very nice.
I like v2 of the Dash/console much better. Well I guess technically we never got to see v1 completed but based on the early pics the v2 setup flows much better.
I gotta ask what is the red connector (?) is on the firewall? O, and where did you hide the door handles?
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