Need volunteer SUPERMODELs for Discovery Channel and Magazine II
04-18-2005, 05:12 PM
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Andy:
Seth's is now ready for public viewing. It is totally AWESOME (or "SICK" as per Tony) and about as close to your kit as can be. And Seth hasn't even had a chance to clean it yet! WHAT A CAR!
Seth's is now ready for public viewing. It is totally AWESOME (or "SICK" as per Tony) and about as close to your kit as can be. And Seth hasn't even had a chance to clean it yet! WHAT A CAR!
04-18-2005, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by whall
Andy, I am a new guy to the 928 world but even I can appreciate the great work you have done. If I may make a suggestion. I think that you need to be a little less sensitive. Everyone acknowleges how great your work on the 928 Supercharger is.... quit sweating it. Just my opinion, I could be wrong.
Have fun on TV and I look forward to seeing the program.
Have fun on TV and I look forward to seeing the program.
Cars are easy to understand. People are hard.
Andy, Tony, and virtually et al in the 928 community are incredible, passionate people. It's amazing we get along as well as we do. Your comment is right on. We need to take it easier on each other and harder on the cars!
04-18-2005, 07:45 PM
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I guess you'll just have to offer a "polished" kit option. For $5000 extra! So if you saw it on TV, and want one REAL bad, you have to pay for the bling bling! Hahahaha! Or you can just get the regular version... 
Actually it's pretty common for tuners to bring their top of the line car to a magazine shoot. They will have a built engine, and all kinds of special stuff. But all the people reading or seeing the car know, is how cool it looks, and how much horsepower it makes. They don't care that the tuner's special car has $100,000 in other mods done, in addition to the kit...
Actually it's pretty common for tuners to bring their top of the line car to a magazine shoot. They will have a built engine, and all kinds of special stuff. But all the people reading or seeing the car know, is how cool it looks, and how much horsepower it makes. They don't care that the tuner's special car has $100,000 in other mods done, in addition to the kit...
08-23-2005, 12:37 PM
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I appologize if I am flogging a dead horse but I was wondering how the shoot went? If you get any details on when it will be televised please let us know.
Andy, I know that you were talking about selling everything and getting out of this awhile back but has that changed? If it has, are you still contemplating a 16v kit?
Andy, I know that you were talking about selling everything and getting out of this awhile back but has that changed? If it has, are you still contemplating a 16v kit?
