> Yes, fantastic news... seems there are some 'serious' people behind this... I wonder if the motivation and impetus behind this have anything to do with the 'Movie' ??? wink, wink!
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> Secondly, okay I am going to say this, but I am just being honest about my feelings here: Sure, I know the owner paid good money for 'Straker's car' - and it's his to do with as he likes. But, I find it reprehensible that he decided to let it rust away to nothing rather than to allow it to be given/sold to someone that could have restored it to its rightful pristine condition. Just to watch it rust/dissolve away knowing full well its history and importance is crass and downright selfish - many people offered good money (and were denied) to save this unique car.
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> There, I've said it! Thanks god these guys are saving it in some form.
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> Regards,
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> Griff
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> --- In [hidden email], Ron DeMedeiros <rj_demedeiros@...> wrote:
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> Glad to hear the owner allowed Sean Robinson's team to make cast molds of the original car. I look forward to see the results. Too bad the original car's condition prevents it from being restored.
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