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May 24th 2007, 00:57
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i think that guy lives by the phrase "it's all in how you word it."
panel, you did great work and we all know that! you've handled this much better than many of us would, so i think you get props for the build and props for keeping your cool. and i'm with mikey, i wish i had driven down and taken some pictures while it was still near me.
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May 25th 2007, 00:35
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What is your last name Jeff? Just incase he is at Sacramento Bug O Rama! I would so love to call him out on his lies or fibs!
I followed the build for the most part, and loved it! I hate seeing hacks steal other peoples hard earned Credit! Jon
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May 25th 2007, 09:03
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Hey Jon. It's Kiestler (pronounced Key-st-lur).
It's not entirely bad. The guy that asked the conversion question in the auction for his Tiger, did get my email from Jim. I have been able to help with some contacts and info. I'm sure all the Sunbeam fanatics are going insane  . I'm thinking I should change my last name to Ketzer !Jeff-
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May 25th 2007, 17:39
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Panel,
I was fortunate to have seen your van and was very impressed with your creativity, skill and handiwork. I must tell you that I also admire your response (or lack thereof) to the advert - it speaks volumes about you. Remeber guys - What goes around comes around!!!
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May 26th 2007, 02:51
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a Ecotec in a SBT! AH!! NO!!!!! get a MGB to stick a Eco in! I love engine swaps, but A Sunbeam Tiger is just one of those cars you don't mess with!
I am about to swap a SR20DET and the 5-Speed into a 66 Datsun Roadster! FUN!! Man you got my panties in a bunch for a sec! you said Tiger. I read the questions and he said alpine.... Yeah its "close" to a tiger, but not really! A Eco in that is fine! Last edited by alt+f4; May 26th 2007 at 02:54. Reason: bunched panties
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May 26th 2007, 04:02
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not that it's a big deal, but no need to give credit to the turd if he didn't earn it, ya know?
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May 26th 2007, 08:02
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Oh wow, I had no idea Dave. Thanks for doing that! It's definate B S that Jim couldn't at least have done what you did.
 Sorry Jon! Didn't mean to throw you a scare!  Guess I had Tiger on the brain, we got one I see locally but it's a pityful mess. We've even got a couple nice bugeyes running around... odd to see these in this neck of the woods.Jeff-
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May 26th 2007, 12:34
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i just thought you deserved credit for your work and you weren't getting it, so i wanted that guy and anyone else to know who the real builder was. it sucks that you sold the bus, for what i consider a steal, and he respects you this little.
people suck sometimes, but i guess that's part of life.
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May 26th 2007, 21:54
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on a more positive note... how's the beetle coming? or is there a thread on its progress?
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