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Old 08-27-2009, 09:15 AM
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Thanks, the Best of Show guys spent a lot of time making the front drivable at that height, or close to it.

The guys have been busy as hell so far this week. The car got blocked out and received another coat of primer,


So I got news today that Recaro won't be shipping out our seats until, 9/1 which kinda sucks since I ordered them back in mid/late June. Anyone have any ideas on how to finish up the cage without the seats, so it can get powdercoated. The car is supposed to go off for its interior in September, and I doubt anyone would want to do any welding on it with its finished interior. Would a removable clamp type crossbar work? Steve, don't you have one in Penny now?
You ask me for a favor after that last post???

J/K.. Penny is off in Illinois right now or you could borrow them. Dimensions for the seats is on the Recaro website if that helps.
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Why are you putting purple stripes on your car???


After all.. you KNOW it would look better with blue as an accent color..


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Old 08-27-2009, 11:34 AM
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Steve, the spray out color would get really lost as a stripe on that dark grey, which means we're not talking purple stripes these days, oh no, we're talking a purple car

If the color weren't called Amethyst Red, I'd have to admit that Brad was right, and its purple
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I am not trying to stir anything up here,but it looks purple to me.
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Steve, the spray out color would get really lost as a stripe on that dark grey, which means we're not talking purple stripes these days, oh no, we're talking a purple car If the color weren't called Amethyst Red, I'd have to admit that Brad was right, and its purple
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If the color weren't called Amethyst Red, I'd have to admit that Brad was right, and its purple
matt, im so glad you said i was right...i mean come on, im pretty sure every day for the last 5 months as we've been progressing on your car, ive told you to paint the car purple! although it is not the "plum crazy" i had in mind, it is still purple. purple purple purple. so in short, you are welcome, feel free to thank me any time...i could use another thank you card on my wall of fame at the shop.

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Steve, the spray out color would get really lost as a stripe on that dark grey, which means we're not talking purple stripes these days, oh no, we're talking a purple car

If the color weren't called Amethyst Red, I'd have to admit that Brad was right, and its purple
It's called "subtle"... I just think back to that picture of Hennessy ZR1 Camaro done in the Cyber grey and blue accent.. it just looked killer.

Whatever you choose it will look killer.. it's just fun to tease you about the "purple" paint.
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...i could use another thank you card on my wall of fame at the shop.

bro it up bro it out,
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They have a wall that small at the shop???
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Hey, in Brad's defense the wall is more about quality than quantity. After all, it has the the thank you note from Jon Lindstrom, yes the only one known to be in existence.

I still do like the grey and blue though, and admit it looked the best of the bunch, especially with the little bit of blue in the alloy grey. I love subtle, and this purple (okay I said it) is still pretty subtle.

This was the photo that made me change my mind about purple.

http://www.autoblog.com/gallery/quic...-volante-0/med


I think I'll be able to live with the jokes, if not I can help keep Best of Show in business by having it repainted

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I love subtle, and this purple (okay I said it) is still pretty subtle.
good job matt, get used to calling it purple and saying this line "yes brad, you were right all along"

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oh and ps. good job on the wall of fame burn stevie
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