New Arrival In ATL

[Mike Simard]

Very nice! Please post more.
(dog comment removed as part of plan to never again attempt smartalec humor on messageboards)

[ToyCollector]

Damn, that's some nice looking artillery.

[saps]

Post edited because I put my foot in my mouth.

[John Owen]

Tony – as to HP, we will just have to see what the little fella can do
Chuck – we can work out a visit later, right now the nose is just sitting on the chassis, had to be removed to get it in the transporter, some of the parts didn’t make it onto the truck, etc. There were 2 KMPs onboard, including one with a copper body – interesting car, but not very practical.
It will be a while before I have time for more photos, but it is like the ones on the RCR site. Fran is having a few startup pains, but is focused on two things – quality and customer service. My experience with him has been exceptional on both counts. As one example, I wanted a second set of doors, cut off at the sill, so I could run a semi-spyder configuration at times. He provided them – Factory Five refused to sell me a car without a body, a transmission cover without a hole, and so on – so I moved on to this project. A single pin and lightweight doors should make the swap easy


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As to the dog – the U of Ga vet school diagnosed terminal cancer back in October, a few weeks to live, never see his 15th birthday. There was one drug that sometimes slowed the tumor growth but has awful side effects on the digestive track. He has endured it for six months without complaint, but has been unable to eat solid food for the last 2 weeks. He is a Border Terrier, and grooming consists of stripping – yanking out the coarse outer fur to expose more of the soft undercoat. I decided he could skip that. Being in the picture at all is a testament to his courage and pain tolerance. Mike, there is nothing wrong with the comment – he is scruffy now – just wanted to share the rest.