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Hey Justin
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Has NO LIFE!!
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Hey Justin
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Hey Justin
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| Hey Justin 
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| Hey Rusty. Just messing around. What do you think? When Jacks away the mice will play... Big Wave Dave
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I'm never very far from CLTC.
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Yipee-ki-yay...
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| It seems you're taking something I said personally. I have no beef with Mark and certainly not with you. Maybe it would help if you understand that my interests lay more with fiberglass than they do with batmobiles. Let me re-ask the question. If you have an '89 batmobile body that is 1/4" thick, what makes it so strong? Did whoever laid it up do anything special or is it just the shape of the vehicle that makes it sturdy? I'm not even questioning the quality of the layup. There are plenty of things that can be done but I've never seen any '89 bodies that incorporated any of them. That's why I'm asking. You commented on how strong it was and I wanted to know why? How is it different than anyone elses, or is it? Tim
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| Hey Tim, I like you and appreciate all the nice coments you put on my build log. If you reread our conversation it looks like there is an agenda. I'm new to the site and very much appreciate the information and inspiration I have been given from all members of CLTC. But I not new to life. I have been messed over by the best people that promise one thing and deliver another. I've been lied to, cheated and stolen from. Mark did exactly what he said he would and that is rare. In my opinion, the body is not the structure, its simply a skin. It needs to be supported and reinforced with steel. I paid $13500 for the body and it was worth every cent I paid | | | |