12-09-2004, 10:20 AM
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There is something about "ordering" a car, built the way you want and tracking it's progress that is WAY different than simply "buying" a car.
Obviously the man could "buy" one tommorow, thats not what he set out to do. Which would be, Finish the project he started, the car he ordered and spec'd the way he wanted.
What Brent Fenimore had to say sounds quite logical to me. SAI has been willing and trying and stands ready to help right now! Arranging for an engine for the fellow could indeed be tricky from a legal standpoint. SAI simply cannot "legally" put motors in their cars.
As I understand it that was a BIG part of WHY they just closed the Engine Building part of the buisness. Not the Engine PARTS, the Engine BUILDING. Violation of Federal law for them to get "to close" to the motor thing.
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