Ferrari: my 308 in GTO look

"Bert Kanters" <com> wrote in message
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The front 3/4 view is very nice.



-Matt- "..."

"Bert Kanters" <com> wrote in message
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She's beautiful. I'm not sure if I had a GTS/B that I would consider a
conversion but its a fantastic job. Well done!

I think it looks great Bert, good job. I especially like that you left
the 308 on there. She looks so shiny and new. Have you completed?
You are a very brave man, but the hard work paid off.

On Sun, 31 Jul 2005 03:00:43 GMT, "matt borland"
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It's very pretty and looks well executed, but it's more than a just a
little like presenting a Vuillaume as a genuine Strad.

"Bacchus" <com> schreef in bericht
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The back panel reads "308", no mispresenting.
It does sound like a Strad.

Bert Kanters wrote: 
I think it looks pretty damn good, especially considering all the work
you put in. As I recall, you have pretty thick skin, and you're going
to need it now, because there will be blasts levelled at you that could
be nuclear in proportion. Godd luck!

MC

--
"The things you think are useless I can't understand".

Bert Kanters wrote: 

I sure wish I lived in a place that looked like that. As much as I like
this part of Arizona, it would be nice to be in a place where people
still want to have open spaces, where people take care of their lands.
This country is so fucked up in that regard - development and greed are
the guiding forces in most US states.

And you're within miles of the coffeehouses. What more could I ask for?

MC

--
"The things you think are useless I can't understand".

"MC" <com> schreef in bericht
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Had to drive 10 miles to find a suited location (in fact I drove and heard
funny noises and the coolant temp meter wasn't in an OK position so I made a
stop there to check on things and then decided to take some pics). In my
neighboorhood were I grew up all the places I used to play and walk the dog
are gone, houses now.
 
Miles? 100 meters. But unlike common belief, we in the Netherlands don't
have that much "coffee", I don't know anyone in person that does and the
coffeehouses are mostly visited by foreigners, germans. Though in certain
parts of my town every other house has it's greenery...(spell?)