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Hi guys...I'm Walt Steele from Charlotte, NC and have been following Bill's RCR build over at ffcobra.com. I may be hooked. I am just in the final stages of completion of a non-donor FFR Mk III that's taken about a year and a half and am already looking for another project (after all...what else am I going to do with all the tools?) I lurked on that board for over a year, learning, researching, etc. before purchasing the kit. That's why I'm here. You guys have a great site.
Re: New to the forum - thinking about building an RCR
Welcome Walt!! I'm biased of course, but the RCR is a fantastic car, as are the others. Talk to Dean Lampe, Rob Mesa, Jonathan, Vaughn, and Ron McCall about their experience with RCR.
My car is about done. I talked to the painter Saturday at Knott's and they are on track for the end of June.
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