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novanutcase · #**111** 07-16-2008, 12:44 AM

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Originally Posted by killer69

JOHN
yea i saw that!!!! black dress, no pic tho figured that might be too difficult to explane wen i got home......... i think the whole group noticed that.!! nice. best of show

Maybe she should have gotten SMOTY! I think that would have been something we ALL could have agreed on!

John

buickfunnycar.com · #**112** 07-16-2008, 12:47 AM

Damn...now all I want to see is the indian girl in the black dress.

I won't sleep tonight...

novanutcase · #**113** 07-16-2008, 12:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Rellim51

Though Hanson's car is nice(and he's a super nice guy), it probably shouldn't have been in the top 5.

Sorry but I disagree! Jeff's car and the modifications it had were all pretty much functional and he proved that out on the track! The added fact that it was all packaged under a beautiful finish is just a testament to Jeff and his fathers will in pulling a "true" street machine together! AND it was home built! I will say that, hands down, Troy and RB's car were better but, keep in mind, they have a whole army of talent and a large cash reserve to get where they needed to to complete those cars and make them as awesome as they were. I think the judges were so impressed with the results that Jeff and his father were able to accomplish with the limited budget and talent that they had that they felt that it was a "special" case that couldn't be overlooked!

I say well deserved!

John

rocketman · #**114** 07-16-2008, 03:16 AM

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Originally Posted by syborg tt

hey chad us short guys' got to stick to gether

picture I only took 1496 pics this year. I only shot a few on Sunday and most were shot on saturday

http://www.syborgtwinturbo.com/gallery/2008-Columbus

cool pics

**tones2SS** · #**115** 07-16-2008, 06:57 AM

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Originally Posted by novanutcase

Sorry but I disagree! Jeff's car and the modifications it had were all pretty much functional and he proved that out on the track! The added fact that it was all packaged under a beautiful finish is just a testament to Jeff and his fathers will in pulling a "true" street machine together! AND it was home built! I will say that, hands down, Troy and RB's car were better but, keep in mind, they have a whole army of talent and a large cash reserve to get where they needed to to complete those cars and make them as awesome as they were. I think the judges were so impressed with the results that Jeff and his father were able to accomplish with the limited budget and talent that they had that they felt that it was a "special" case that couldn't be overlooked!

I say well deserved!

John

VERY WELL SAID!!! I was not at the show, so I cannot speak from experience, but seeing everyone's car here on these posts, I am envious of these cars.
I think you hit the nail right on the head when talking about Jeff's car. He and his dad had built it with as opposed to a speed/build shop. SWEET RIDE.

I'm not taking sides here or sticking up for anyone, just saying my opinion. ALL ARE NICE CARS!!!!

fesler · #**116** 07-16-2008, 07:06 AM

This show was about fit & finish first, performance second. When fit looks like this should it even be in competition.

**DOOM** · #**117** 07-16-2008, 07:20 AM

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Originally Posted by fesler

This show was about fit & finish first, performance second. When fit looks like this should it even be in competition.

Chris
Thats perfect what the heck are you looking at!!!!!!!!!

It is what it is and I here exactly what your saying...
Mario

ccracin · #**118** 07-16-2008, 07:23 AM

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Originally Posted by novanutcase

Sorry but I disagree! Jeff's car and the modifications it had were all pretty much functional and he proved that out on the track! The added fact that it was all packaged under a beautiful finish is just a testament to Jeff and his fathers will in pulling a "true" street machine together! AND it was home built! I will say that, hands down, Troy and RB's car were better but, keep in mind, they have a whole army of talent and a large cash reserve to get where they needed to to complete those cars and make them as awesome as they were. I think the judges were so impressed with the results that Jeff and his father were able to accomplish with the limited budget and talent that they had that they felt that it was a "special" case that couldn't be overlooked!

I say well deserved!

John

Amen, brother! Jeff made us mortals have hope. Thanks.

fesler · #**119** 07-16-2008, 07:36 AM

Here is the Blazin in action

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_YcF...&feature=email

yeah we drive it and drive it hard and as you noticed we beat out several of the Camaros with it. Not bad for first time on the track

kennyd · #**120** 07-16-2008, 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by fesler

This show was about fit & finish first, performance second. When fit looks like this should it even be in competition.

that is my car , yes the hood gap was crap at sema . i agree . if you noticed we fixed it before columbus . i am sure you didnot because you had your head up your ass the complete weekend .
but this is the " fesler" style we are talking about .
this is a old saying you should follow " if you cant say something nice , dont say anything at all " and you preach you car is perfect ? wow . i would not , have not ,and will never say anything is perfect !
i will not pick on your cars , or others !