Superlite crew

[Fran Hall RCR]

Thanks guys for your support on all things Superlite...

I know that some of the SL-C's success is due to the support and feedback you early adopters gave in the beginning of the process many years ago...and still do today...thanks to you all for that....and also to the new team members (customers) too....I am proud to be able to have you share my dream of Superlite cars too.

I hope you all feel a similar sense of pride in seeing our bad ass SL-C hit primetime on Stacey Davids Gearz....

I know it is my vision and dream but it takes a team of guys and girls to make it all happen...and you are all part of the team.

Thanks again guys...and thanks to Ron Earp for allowing us to have Superlite cars on his GT40 Forum...

 

[Ron McCall]

Fran,
I do feel very proud to have been a VERY small part of the RCR story. You have been a great friend and I will be a RCR customer again in the future!

Congrats on the VERY much deserved national attention.

 

[Yos]

Congrats Fran! :thumbsup:

I can't imagine how proud you must be...

 

[Ricardo Montalvo]

Congrats Fran! Thanks for making the supercar dream real and accessible to the masses.

Now that you're a celebrity, are you going to forget about us little people?

Seriously, what a fantastic production. Your part was great, Stacey couldn't have set the table and tell the SLC story any better.

I can't wait for the rest of the shows. You're smile must be ear to ear.

Thanks for such an awesome car.

 

[Justin]

<----- A very happy customer.

Fran,
I do feel very proud to have been a VERY small part of the RCR story. You have been a great friend and I will be a RCR customer again in the future!

Congrats on the VERY much deserved national attention.

DITTO!

 

[Grant S]

Yep pretty cool Fran, congratulations to you and your crew. Looking forward to the day Im driving mine.
Cheers,

 

[Brad R.]

Congratulations!
...or as you people say, "Cheers!"

 

[Tim Kay]

A hugh Booyah! and congratulations are in order to you and your crew. I couldn't be happier to see the success you have achieved Fran. Your desire to acheive your best has always been there and you're certainly getting the deserved attention. Keep up the awesome work, it's obvious your sharing company with top motorsport icons of your industry.

Even more important is the love and respect you hold for the team of people that you've surrounded yourself with. The teamwork that comes together for a successful business doesn't just happen because one person has a dream. It comes together where there has been a nurturing of mutual respect and admiration with everyone involved. No doubt that's the case at RCR!

Enjoy your success now and in the future.

 

[Ted - LS MAN]

Great accomplishment and accolades for Fran & the entire RCR Crew.
We look forward to spreading the gospel across the racetracks of the west coast.

 

[Dave]

Congrats to Fran and the entire RCR team.

I do admit to feeling a sense of pride when I saw the SL-C on the show and by being one of the "early adapters." I always knew this platform would exceed my expectations and outperform anything out there from the moment I first saw one in person (thanks Howard).

That is some serious and well deserved praise comparing RCR to the likes of Shelby and Mclaren in their heyday. Well done Fran and everyone involved with RCR to make some of our dreams come true.

 

[Jack]

Fran has thrown his life and blood into the SL-C, to acheive this kind of recognition is very well deserved! Lot's of talent involved.

 

[Mesa]

I have people contacting me to ask it that is 'my' car (as in the type of car I have).

All this reminds me of the day I nerviously wrote out my deposit check to Fran for SLC 001. The only 'test drive' I got was a pile of parts on the ground and a body buck that was eventually to become the yellow Toyota powered prototype. And now look where the little pile of parts has gotten off to

Fran and the guys at Superlite have every right to be beaming ear to ear.
And I feel a sense of pride too in helping it get it's start in life.

 

[Howard Jones]

Ya, Rob I am getting the same questions. I have had two guys over already to look at mine. The last guy walked into my garage, looked at the SLC and asked questions for about ten min before he spun all the way around and said...... FUCK ME!!!!!!!!!that's a GT40!

So I says, really cool and calm, ya, I got one of them too........How about a ride? He got the same one Mesa got, now he really doesn't know what to do. Young guy, I don't think he has any money............ but he sure knows what he needs it for!

Pretty cool. And good luck to you Fran, It's well deserved.

 

[Seymour Snerd]

Thanks guys for your support on all things Superlite...

This whole Gearz exposure thing is good for all of us in so many ways, even we who don't (yet) own one of your products, but it all comes from the vision, energy and talent of the guy that had the guts and imagination to go into this business in the first place and to do it with such quality and class. Bravo Fran! I continue to be astonished at your creative output; while I'm just getting used to the idea of being able to build something as incredibly cool as the XJ-13 you come out with the GT-A! Are you in some fold in the time-space continuum where there 240 hours in your day?

 

[Fran Hall RCR]

Thank you guys...

I am glad that my passion, drive and determination comes through ...its not always easy and with the handbuilt, hotrod industry in decline it only gets harder...
Thats never stopped me before and I aim to keep building American made dream cars for a long time to come...

 

[Jack]

I had that sense about Fran when I first met him. That led to the SL-C purchase
with only the proto to look at which was apart at the time. His manufacturing thought process as well as his determination to excell with the project sold me.
Congratulations Fran on a well deserved recognition! You have accomplished so much
in the past three years.

 

[Ted - LS MAN]

Thank you guys...

I am glad that my passion, drive and determination comes through ...its not always easy and with the handbuilt, hotrod industry in decline it only gets harder...
Thats never stopped me before and I aim to keep building American made dream cars for a long time to come...

There is no decline when you are on the cutting edge.