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good to hear from you guys! We voyeurs continue to be amazed and intrigued! Doug
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Jeff finished up some chassis welding and added the head hoops.
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Stopped over at the shop the other day, and the interior is taking shape nicely.
Trevor Jessie
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Wow, that does look nice. When are you going to start on your aluminum frame bugeye design? 
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anyone heard anything about this build?? It was sure looking like a thing of beauty, as well as "a miracle of rare device." Doug
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From somepunk's post here, it looks like the build was in trouble: https://advrider.com/f/threads/frogette-build-ls-powered-60s-bugeye-sprite.1158905/page-17 I couldn't find any reference to it anywhere else and a search showed the builder's shop, JMS, is permanently closed. Shame, it would be nice to see it finished.