You mean the Hanson, Trush, Mulvey, Hanson (again) Camaro! I am very fortunate to have great friends, and people though the life of the car (going back to 1989) who have taken such great care of it...looks as good today as the day I finished it (actually, even better) I never really planned on selling it, but it was the right thing to do for my family at the time. I still get to see it, be involved with it (Hanson is my BFF..lol) and even drive it whenever possible. I also can't say enough about Jim Mulvey, and how he really appreciated how much the car meant (and means) to me (did alot of growing up with that car from 1989 to 2006)...and how he improved it leaps and bounds over what I had originally done..all while keeping concious of maintaining the original look, feel and build theme of the car and how he helped get the car "back in the family" so to speak....
Jeff and his dad Ray continue to evolve the car even today...as you can see, it still looks outstanding for being built from 2000-2003 ...Great people are the reason. I am a lucky guy..no doubt about it.
I still hold out hope that my PowerBall ticket will come in..but right now, I couldn't ask for better people to have owned, and currently own it.
JT
Brian Hobaugh SCCA National Tour June 2014
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