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segdub · 10-15-04, 11:18 PM

Thanks for the kind words. My Dad is almost 90. If he yelled like the dad on OC choppers it would kill him.
As far as how long it takes. It is really up to suppliers, painters, fabricators, seat makers etc. I started the project a year ago and I'm just finishing. As with most projects you just get in line with everyone else and do a lot of waiting and saving money for the next part.
Patience is the only way to get done. I like it because then there is more exclusivity. Not everyone has the patience gene. I am not really all that patient but I try.
It took me a year to pick the parts for the project and then waited for 6 months for the front end to be made.
But it is a work of art to me.

Good night and thanks again.
Steve [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

10-15-04, 11:18 PM	#8 (permalink)
segdub A Tenth Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Sculptor artist, designer GT40: Minnesota Posts: 108 Rep Power: 6	Re: The last few pieces and than on to a new project Thanks for the kind words. My Dad is almost 90. If he yelled like the dad on OC choppers it would kill him. As far as how long it takes. It is really up to suppliers, painters, fabricators, seat makers etc. I started the project a year ago and I'm just finishing. As with most projects you just get in line with everyone else and do a lot of waiting and saving money for the next part. Patience is the only way to get done. I like it because then there is more exclusivity. Not everyone has the patience gene. I am not really all that patient but I try. It took me a year to pick the parts for the project and then waited for 6 months for the front end to be made. But it is a work of art to me. Good night and thanks again. Steve [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]