What else do track drivers want?
Can't wait to see things progress on this... Been in the market for awhile and there is nothing out there currently that I would spend my money on. I have high hopes for this...
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I already have a fiberglass front bumper that I will be using. I didn't want to mess his up, as I would have to put bondo all over it to get it to the correct shape. He did offer, but right now what I needed was an idea of where to go with this and incorporate that into what I am making. Pictures of his bumper, as well as others, have sufficed for that.
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When it gets out of this freezing crap we have going on right now. I am going to work on it, but until then I am staying in the heated part of the shop.
Last edited by rharris19; Jan 6, 2010 at 10:07 AM.
i would like a couple super canard/tire spats. also a vented fender to reduce lift and drag. but i would like an integrated hood first! lol.... no pressure robert, but i might throw myself from a bridge if i can't delete my headlights before msr-c. but like i said no pressure
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Sorry guys this will have to be on hold for a little while. Work has picked back up significantly and I am going all over the country right now. I want to do a front bumper some time in the future, but for now, it doesn't seem feasible to allocate that much time to that right now. Rather than just tell you guys it will be 6 months out or a year out, I just want to say it is suspended and leave that open.
This is something I very much want to do, but right now our work load has increased 10 fold and just can't fit this in right now.
This is something I very much want to do, but right now our work load has increased 10 fold and just can't fit this in right now.
I'd rather you have more work to stay above water than have a bunch of bumpers made right before you declare bankruptcy. Congrats on the business, hope it keeps up.
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