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you can't shoot them!
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SpannerMan
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The rear bumper doesn't look too bad on the TR6, and the windshield frame, glass and door glass might be worth having, if someone wants to go and get it. Not such an easy proposition when it's not a roller, of course... Pete
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Oh, I can top that Spitfire. There was one several years ago on e-bay that had a conglomeration of body parts on it. Vaguely reminicent of the Stutz Blackhawk. Wish I would have kept a picture of it. It made this Spitfire look downright pretty.
Geo Hahn
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To his (Spitfire owner) credit -- most of what was done appears to be readily reversible, so the possibility exists that it could be a sound car under all that make-up.
Once saw an MGA that what in a 2-tone red & yellow paint scheme and *flocked*. First rate work, electrostatic paint job with very durable flocking material embedded upright in the paint. First (and last) fuzzy car I ever saw.
Once saw an MGA that what in a 2-tone red & yellow paint scheme and *flocked*. First rate work, electrostatic paint job with very durable flocking material embedded upright in the paint. First (and last) fuzzy car I ever saw.