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02-26-2010 03:27 PM #1
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02-27-2010 04:56 AM #2
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you guys do some great work. I love looking at the pics keep em coming
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03-01-2010 10:09 AM #3
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That's awesome!
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03-09-2010 10:28 AM #4
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That took some time,Looks great!
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03-09-2010 10:55 AM #5
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Kewl! I love the old spider webs!
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03-10-2010 05:21 AM #6
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I had 16 hours into just the cover , the pan & sculpting the foam around another 8. All with a 2 day deadline before OC Bike week last year.
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Wiring can be a pain. My problem is I get in a groove and have a plan and then get sidelined to another project and when I come back I forget what the heck my plan was.
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