My fake is faker than your fake!

[HealeyRick]

Originally Posted by CCRsAC

By the way, the real one is truly superb - an accomplished fauxbra if I ever saw one.

I really must protest here as I claim all legal rights to the term "Fauxbra"™for my Healey-Ford swap. Go ahead, Google "Fauxbra" and see the first entry that comes up: https://www.google.com/search?q=faux...x-a&channel=sb In the best fakey-doo Shelby tradition I shall be filing a trade dress action against all who continue to use the term "Fauxbra" ™ without prior approval and compensation. (All donations go directly to my "charitable foundation")

Originally Posted by G-Pete

...as i said I'm not done yet (with both of them). I have to make a mold for the raydot mirrors too.

If you want to get away with the fakery, you gotta spell it right:



(I'm a real jerk about this. "Raydot" drives me right up the wall along with "Sterling" Moss.)

Some beautiful fakery in this highly entertaining thread. There's probably some term to describe this in the antiques world when a fake becomes easily recognizable because it is so much better than the original.

[rodneym]

Originally Posted by HealeyRick

(I'm a real jerk about this. "Raydot" drives me right up the wall along with "Sterling" Moss.)

I feel the same way about "Carrrolll" Shelby.

[CCRsAC]

Originally Posted by HealeyRick

If you want to get away with the fakery, you gotta spell it right:



(I'm a real jerk about this. "Raydot" drives me right up the wall along with "Sterling" Moss.)

Reminds me of the "MoFoCo" marked tail light lenses I bought for this car once... there's a fine line between insolence and irreverence.