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5th January 2016, 08:57 | #201 |
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Consider yourself THE VERY ODD ONE OUT Supervinnie.
I didn't reply with QUOTE facility as I couldn't bear to see your insulting words repeated !!
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5th January 2016, 09:02 | #202 |
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There is always one!!
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5th January 2016, 09:21 | #203 |
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I truly think that what you've said Supervinnie40 is insulting, but most of all just plain wrong.
You're nit-picking to the extreme . This is a brilliant piece of engineering and I for one would be happy to have a fraction of his skills. I'd honestly pay damn good money for a car in this condition and I'm sure I'm not the only one here. |
5th January 2016, 09:25 | #204 | |
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So you like it then ? I'm sorry, but that's all I could think of saying ! |
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5th January 2016, 09:29 | #205 |
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I think it's a fun and original idea. But the finished article is a very rough diamond. Just like I don't have to like or agree with this car, you don't have to like my opinion about it.
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5th January 2016, 09:34 | #206 |
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I thought I was being bad saying what I said earlier. I was trying to be constructive in my criticism. I have to say that is harsh, however you are entitled to your opinion one thing to remember, as I understand it, this is one man, doing this as a hobby effectively and for that alone one has to applaud his creation.
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5th January 2016, 09:35 | #207 |
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I'm just speechless to say anything about your offensive outburst Vinnie ;(
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5th January 2016, 09:38 | #208 |
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I never said the man hasn't got devotion. He obviously put a lot of time into this.
However, he spent a lot of time on the exhaust and very little on the leather covering the dashboard. Why? Why not dot the i's in every corner. He has spent so much time, money and effort into this, only to completely miss out on several finishing touches. Why? if those things were don't as nice as some of the other parts, then it would've been amazing. Now it's a nice effort, but not really there yet.
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5th January 2016, 09:40 | #209 | |
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Ok, a couple of trim points could be finished slightly better ( I used to do motor trimming) but really i couldnt have done a better job on the seats and other trim in the car and like any proto type you get that. On a production model these things would be sorted out. So the wood dosnt match ? (i didnt really notice) no matter who you are,you have to appreciate the skill required to fabricate that car. No matter which way you cut it,you and I do not and never will have the skills to do what was done to complete this car. I think actions speak louder than words,the fact that a number of people on here want to buy that car (me included) speaks volumes. |
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5th January 2016, 09:45 | #210 |
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I don't attack you (not aimed at 1 person in particular) for having a different opinion. You like it enough to buy. That's fine.
I don't want it. That should be fine to. You are overly impressed with it. I think it could've been much better. Both opinions should be fine. Don't really see why somebody with a different view or opinion is suddenly bad and offensive.
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