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You are clearly full of crap. (and a troll). |
That is so cool. I wish I could do art like that.
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Yeah, its cute. Doesn't establish anything. I prefer not to use insults with words or pictures or art. Juvenile. I stick to the facts, law and Registry.
I thought Buzz was above that. Guess not. Sour grapes too I guess. He posts that on a thread dedicated to this subject? :rolleyes: Hey Buzz grow up. Boy those facts, law and Registry really must hurt and irritate you guys. :LOL: A lot of guys on this site are really really low class. I guess the plan is to humiliate, insult and intimidate the view you don't like and silence it. That ain't happening. |
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And 11 years later, he's still trying to talk his way out of it? To an entirely different group of posters? Good to know my grand kids will have someone on this forum to pick on. |
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Hmm. Do I own a real or a fake kit? Let's see, an LA Exotics... its a kit for sure.... There is nothing fake about it being a kit. So if I have a real kit...wait, what would a fake kit be.. a kit that is not a kit. Let's see ...a kit that is not a kit would have to be... I don't know. But for sure I have a real kit, just like everyone else. Hey, I'm part of something. Maybe something big. I feel good about myself. |
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Seriously Evan, explain how your csx4206 ad got posted but had this "add error" that you missed. "DON'T MISS THIS RARE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN AN ORIGINAL SHELBY AMERICAN COBRA WITH THIS LEVEL OF DETAIL AT A PRICE YOU COULD NOT DUPLICATE IT FOR. Call Evan Harris for details" We all know when you place an ad, you review it before it gets listed, you correct it if it has errors, you see the ad exactly how it is going to list, then you submit the ad if happy. So please do explain how this bullsh!t got through, there has to be a perfectly reasonable explanation :LOL: |
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Ned's thoughts on replicas must mean something to you, since you're perseverating on it. Ned has said "certain liberties were taken" with the Registry, which was published around 2008. And you're going backwards in time? Now it's the Year 2004, how about 1995 when they started the cloning process. Or even better back to 1965 and make your car a CSX3000. :LOL: There is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TODAY posted on the website, even remotely saying that your car is genuine. Let's think about 2015, not a decade ago. And come on, provide links, so we can have context too. It's not hard, even you can do it. Again, more nonsense posted that proves less than before, which was nothing. Let's call a spade a spade. It's a replica. And you've admitted to that. |
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Ned has an axe to grind? He didn't read the Registry he took a part in writing and editing? You think he doesn't know anything beyond the genuine Cobras? Like the CSX4000 replica is splitting atoms compared to the genuine Cobras? I'd find what you said to Ned insulting, but it's about how he feels about what you said. It's his perception, not yours that counts, because he's receiving your statements. Honestly, I think he's in your head and you can't get him out. |
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Evan, multiple Rolexes and fancy cars doesn't buy anyone class. ;) |
Hey question for you guys in between insults. When the glass 4000 series cars were being made, was there an original used as the model? Was it a Kirkham? How did it come to production?
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"DON'T MISS THIS RARE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN AN ORIGINAL SHELBY AMERICAN COBRA WITH THIS LEVEL OF DETAIL AT A PRICE YOU COULD NOT DUPLICATE IT FOR.
Call Evan Harris for details" Seriously Evan, with your keen eye for the facts, the law, the registry - how did this fraudulent description get through? |
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Speaking of insults, I do seem to remember that whole "separating wheat and chaff" dustup, when you referred to a Shelby replica as wheat and the rest of us non-Shelby replica owners as having chaff. And then you tried to walk it back. Yes, I remember that one about 30 pages ago.
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Are YOU trying to get a reaction to justify your hypothesis? :rolleyes: Buzz has never gone there...? %/ Only you are making this a petty hierarchical issue of mines better than yours... |
Evan employs a great strategy. Insult everyone, tell them they're erroneous, including telling Ned The Curator that he hasn't read the Registry he helped write, which took years of volunteer work. And then defend the turf that's left, but quickly shrinking, with 8-10 year old statements, which he can't seem to post the link for.
Facts, Fraud, Registry (The "Certain Liberties Were Taken" 2008 version and the circa 2018 "Sour Grape" replica-edited version), Logic, Ned The Curator and Revised SAAC Web Statement. As Ned would say, "Let's call a spade a spade." ;) |
I wonder if Evan's wife knows what a total ass he has made out of himself talking about her car :LOL:
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Anyone want to buy a car cover, I have one for sale...:)
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What it all comes down to is,rarity. The 60's Cobras are rare and therefore valuable. Even a postage stamp can be worth a fortune if it's rare enough. Then came the continuation Cobra's, put CS's name on it, and you pay more, in the hope that in 40 years time it will also be worth a fortune[ if gas is still available]. If Elvis sign your glovebox on your VW it will be worth a fortune too. Doesn't make them any better, just more unique. But because so many continuations were sold, [can someone give me a figure?]they aren't worth much more then a Kirkham. But if I bump into Elvis, I hope he signs my glovebox.
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