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08-18-2007, 11:24 PM
#46
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Originally Posted by bronto
You're right, I went back and re-read the email he sent me regarding the CS, and the car itself is an SE outfitted with some CS components. He had the CS emblem made.
yes, you are right- he has a CS replica in the making, that is a UK spec SE with the engine and suspension bits of the white CS that got written off in the UK. However, that SE is black on black and the white manual with the pasha seats is a pre S4 car with his remanufactured CS sticker on the fender.
Just to be a smartarse, basically
Best regards
Martin
10-21-2007, 11:39 AM
#49
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Leather version now available
I am now working on a leather version of the Pasha design.
Tone on tone for a more subtle effect and lasered on the highest quality leather.
Thanks
Paul
Tone on tone for a more subtle effect and lasered on the highest quality leather.
Thanks
Paul
10-21-2007, 12:40 PM
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When I saw this thread at the top again with Paul's name on it, I had this funny feeling I'd see exactly what I see. That is too cool, Paul! Can someone get me Bronto's pharmacy # so I can send him some beta-blockers, or a paper bag to hyperventilate into? 
10-21-2007, 03:02 PM
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That's really cool, Paul!
It amazes me that you still have time for this, being booked for so long in advance! Keep up the great work!!!
It amazes me that you still have time for this, being booked for so long in advance! Keep up the great work!!!
10-21-2007, 03:23 PM
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Nicole,
I don't have time actually, but I have to. Doing thing like that keeps my interest level where it should be. If the time ever comes when I loose that creative drive, it will be the sign for me to pack it in
Paul
10-21-2007, 04:14 PM
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Nicole----
the skirt is pretty neat, but can you imagine a complete out fit in this stuff(?)
you won't have to worry about looking skinny or fat (like most-- dare I say--women), cause your head would be spinning around just trying to figure which way is up......
----russ
the skirt is pretty neat, but can you imagine a complete out fit in this stuff(?)
you won't have to worry about looking skinny or fat (like most-- dare I say--women), cause your head would be spinning around just trying to figure which way is up......
----russ
10-21-2007, 10:50 PM
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Nicole----
the skirt is pretty neat, but can you imagine a complete out fit in this stuff(?)
you won't have to worry about looking skinny or fat (like most-- dare I say--women), cause your head would be spinning around just trying to figure which way is up......
----russ
the skirt is pretty neat, but can you imagine a complete out fit in this stuff(?)
you won't have to worry about looking skinny or fat (like most-- dare I say--women), cause your head would be spinning around just trying to figure which way is up......
----russ
After I bought it, I almost was forced to get skinny... it was that expensive.
11-09-2007, 11:34 AM
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I think we saw the start of your project at Sharktoberfest. Just the door insets were done at this point. I happened to have the rear seat back of the black/white set I bought off of ebay a few months ago. We were kind of surprised that the "oyster" isn't really white. It's an obvious color difference. Still looked great though, and hopefully he'll bring the finished product next year.
Sorry I haven't updated the gallery lately, although I do have a bunch of example bookmarked for it.
Sorry I haven't updated the gallery lately, although I do have a bunch of example bookmarked for it.
11-09-2007, 01:21 PM
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I think we saw the start of your project at Sharktoberfest.