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Old 01-10-2010, 10:23 AM
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Great progress Chris! Keep the pics coming!! I'll be at your house in 6 months!! Will it be there?
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Great progress Chris! Keep the pics coming!! I'll be at your house in 6 months!! Will it be there?
yes, we will hang onto it for a little while...ya know work all the bu"bugs" out...show it a few times. lets do another party!
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Sounds like a great project, you have a plan and a theme, something many lack.
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tires just showed up

NO i don't have a Benji laying around for a photo-op

oh and an old photo of the carange
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Are those wheels the real deal? I love them.
Could be wrong but almost 100% certain those aren't original-design Minilight wheels...
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Could be wrong but almost 100% certain those aren't original-design Minilight wheels...
You are correct...still on the Rushforth drawing board
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You are correct...still on the Rushforth drawing board
so... any updates on those wheels? can't wait to see em done
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Cannot wait to see what Jason comes up with for his take on the Superlites. Here are a few modern day superlites that I came across from a company in Australia called "Homologated Options". They built the wheels that are on the famous Ford Falcon Coupe owned by actor Eric Bana. These particular wheels are 18". I really dig the classic trans am style wheels but in larger diameters. Keep up the great work, and don't forget to upload pics so I can live my life vicariously through you.
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Cannot wait to see what Jason comes up with for his take on the Superlites. Here are a few modern day superlites that I came across from a company in Australia called "Homologated Options". They built the wheels that are on the famous Ford Falcon Coupe owned by actor Eric Bana. These particular wheels are 18". I really dig the classic trans am style wheels but in larger diameters. Keep up the great work, and don't forget to upload pics so I can live my life vicariously through you.
DEREK...good to hear from you! ah it's been a long winter grinding, cutting, welding, grinding, cutting, welding, etc but I am so close to getting to bodywork It's not funny. those wheels are awesome- take care- Chris
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Great progress Cris, good to see your new venture in bus. is starting off well.
This is going to be one great looking car!
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