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Gord Souter · Dec 6, 2006

I noted the red over spray all over the steering column under the dash.. See
this allot on many of the cars I restore.
Shoot.. its snowing like crazy and I am leaving for New Hampshire in a few
hours..
Gord Souter,Canadian 4 amphs,
( you may note I take my address off.. thats to keep those fake checks from
who knows where from coming

MY new phone # is 1 705 327 2820

I buy, sell and restore Only Amphicars
over 700 different parts for sale.
Interior kits and fibreglass panels my specialty!

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Gord Souter · Dec 6, 2006

I noted the red over spray all over the steering column under the dash.. See
this allot on many of the cars I restore.
Shoot.. its snowing like crazy and I am leaving for New Hampshire in a few
hours..
Gord Souter,Canadian 4 amphs,
( you may note I take my address off.. thats to keep those fake checks from
who knows where from coming

MY new phone # is 1 705 327 2820

I buy, sell and restore Only Amphicars
over 700 different parts for sale.
Interior kits and fibreglass panels my specialty!

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David Chapman · Dec 6, 2006

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I think this is a bit ofa culture thing, in the UK the whole point of going to a car show is to be rude about other peoples cars!

There is a bit of it (but veg not cars) in the movie Curse of the Were Rabbit

I rememberat a UK show a guy with a nicely restored early Mini Cooper and someone was ripping in to him because the Lucar (spade) connectors behind the dashboard going to the speedo illumination bulbs were silver colour instead of brass. 

I've found in the US people are much more polite and generally try to find the positive in someone elses car - which makes things a whole lot nicer although perhaps not as useful !

David C

David Chapman · Dec 6, 2006

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I think this is a bit ofa culture thing, in the UK the whole point of going to a car show is to be rude about other peoples cars!

There is a bit of it (but veg not cars) in the movie Curse of the Were Rabbit

I rememberat a UK show a guy with a nicely restored early Mini Cooper and someone was ripping in to him because the Lucar (spade) connectors behind the dashboard going to the speedo illumination bulbs were silver colour instead of brass. 

I've found in the US people are much more polite and generally try to find the positive in someone elses car - which makes things a whole lot nicer although perhaps not as useful !

David C

dave bennett · Dec 6, 2006

I would think that if I was investing $60k and didn't know anything about an Amphi or a plane for that matter , I would certainly have an expert or some one I trust that knowswhat to look forlook it over to make sure that it is safe. If you were buying a 1970 Chevelle SS and the guy said it was a numbers match 454 LS6 , I would certainly run the numbers. You have to do the research because people are not perfect. It goes back to the used car dealer with a plaid jacket

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David Chapman <david@manbus.com> wrote: <blockquote class="replbq" style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid"> <div id="ygrp-text"> I think this is a bit ofa culture thing, in the UK the whole point of going to a car show is to be rude about other peoples cars! There is a bit of it (but veg not cars) in the movie Curse of the Were Rabbit I rememberat a UK show a guy with a nicely restored early Mini Cooper and someone was ripping in to him because the Lucar (spade) connectors behind the dashboard going to the speedo illumination bulbs were silver colour instead of brass. I've found in the US people are much more polite and generally try to find the positive in someone
elses car - which makes things a whole lot nicer although perhaps not as useful ! David C </blockquote>

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dave bennett · Dec 6, 2006

I would think that if I was investing $60k and didn't know anything about an Amphi or a plane for that matter , I would certainly have an expert or some one I trust that knowswhat to look forlook it over to make sure that it is safe. If you were buying a 1970 Chevelle SS and the guy said it was a numbers match 454 LS6 , I would certainly run the numbers. You have to do the research because people are not perfect. It goes back to the used car dealer with a plaid jacket

"Stitcher"

David Chapman <david@manbus.com> wrote: <blockquote class="replbq" style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid"> <div id="ygrp-text"> I think this is a bit ofa culture thing, in the UK the whole point of going to a car show is to be rude about other peoples cars! There is a bit of it (but veg not cars) in the movie Curse of the Were Rabbit I rememberat a UK show a guy with a nicely restored early Mini Cooper and someone was ripping in to him because the Lucar (spade) connectors behind the dashboard going to the speedo illumination bulbs were silver colour instead of brass. I've found in the US people are much more polite and generally try to find the positive in someone
elses car - which makes things a whole lot nicer although perhaps not as useful ! David C </blockquote>

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