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10-28-2007, 11:38 AM

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I sure hope that's what he did....shit is still ugly and rediculously over done...Want to reread what you just wrote? That isn't my style so I gave my opinion about it.

I always re-read my posts, before posting them.

I know what I said, and still agree with what I said.

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10-28-2007, 11:39 AM

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I always re-read my posts, before posting them.

I know what I said, and still agree with what I said.

That is what I was counting on...You talked about one's personal style which is exactly why there is no problem with what I said

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10-28-2007, 11:42 AM

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That is what I was counting on...You talked about one's personal style which is exactly why there is no problem with what I said

This thread wasn't created to get your opinion on the cars stance/build/gayness/coolness. It was to show off a nicely built car, and to have other people contribute by posting more pictures, of other, equally nice cars.

Unless you are posting cars with a nice stance, whether it be a '69 Camaro, or a '07 Lexus GS300, then please, stfu.

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10-28-2007, 11:43 AM

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gotcha boss!

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10-28-2007, 11:46 AM

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The wood for this project and for all others is Basswood. Just about any softwood can be used but I find that Basswood works the best for me.

Another item of importance is a good knife and getting it sharp and keeping it so. The type of knife I use is a plain bench knife. It has a fixed single blade with a wooden handle.

The sharpening method I would recommend is by Dick Clair. His book "Time to Sharpen" and video are available through catalogs or write directly to him at 8373 N 150E Rushville IN 46173.