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Old 08-06-2007, 08:14 PM
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I do not believe you are so obtuse as to not understand Hot Rodding, personal taste, uniqueness, customization, and improvement as concepts. I find your reply, sir, to be disingenuous at best. --- And, I did notice you continue to use the root word replica, ignoring the jist of my comments...
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Old 08-06-2007, 08:17 PM
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Richsd,

I do not believe you are so obtuse as to not understand Hot Rodding, personal taste, uniqueness, customization, and improvement as concepts. I find your reply, sir, to be disingenuous at best. --- And, I did notice you continue to use the root word replica, ignoring the jist of my comments...
No I just am not sure why the Cobra body for these hot rods. I understand the hot rod concept but just not sure why the Cobra body is chosen for these projects so often.
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