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600 hours on the bumpers alone? really?
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QUOTE(jrblackbox @ Feb 27 2018, 07:19 AM) 
There was a nice write up in one of the mags I think on this one. The build may still be up on the Kelly Moss site as well. It is a very nicely built car. Kind of a like a Singer 914/6
Man! That car has big bulbs 
15 weeks to make bumpers? I'm slow and probably overly meticulous but I'm calling foul on that claim.
Wow- that is a very clean car. Would like to see overall detail photos.
Beautiful car, was at Rennsport V.
What I like about these high end builds is there are a lot of cool ideas and details that can be translated to our cars without spending a fortune.
QUOTE(jrblackbox @ Feb 27 2018, 08:19 AM)
600 hours on the bumpers alone? really?
Hopefully they meant 60.
The level of detail is awesome and I'm planning on stealing some of the ideas. Beautiful car!
I love the PORSCHE on the rockers. That doesn't look like the raised letter one. Just a decal? or painted on?
Take a look at the gaps around the front hood, headlights, eyebrows, etc.... it's a beautiful car but for $375K I would have hoped for better gaps. Yeah, I am just a picky dude I guess.
Cool car but the price is insane.....$225K. For that much money I'd rather have these two....probably a better investment also.
QUOTE(Cal @ Feb 28 2018, 02:43 AM)
Cool car but the price is insane.....$225K. For that much money I'd rather have these two....probably a better investment also.
QUOTE(jd74914 @ Feb 27 2018, 09:37 AM)
QUOTE(jrblackbox @ Feb 27 2018, 08:19 AM)
600 hours on the bumpers alone? really?
Hopefully they meant 60.
The level of detail is awesome and I'm planning on stealing some of the ideas. Beautiful car!
Not likely. Those bumpers look completely hand crafted, probably took 2 or 3 times to get right. 600 seems excessive, but you have 2 guys working on something and have to redo it multiple times time adds up fast. I dont think I could come close to that result for 100hours..
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