Freeman Cars

Dont worry i got you covered. all take pics of the car end to end for you. sam

Are you still in ventura? if so you can come by the shop when the car is hear and shoot what you want. let me know. i think i am about 30 min north of you. sam

I had a 904 in my shop 3 weeks ago, wish i knew you need pics. its going to be back in a month or so. let me know if you would like me to take some pic. sam

Thanks for the input , you have all been very helpful. sam

Is it all wrong, like to much to list wrong?

can somebody please tell me how accurate the mpc 1969 pontiac bonneville is? and if there is any problems what they are.

Also you can get a good deal on a vacuum pump military surplus.

Yes the freeman manufacturing and supply is your one stop shop. they also supply other plastic/resin retailers. if you go to there web sight you will find all sorts of cool stuff you might need. i never met greg wann or seen what he makes but his advice is spot on. Delrin is real good for mold boxes as resin dose not stick to it but its very expensive.

Look cool, what is it? is it a real car or a concept.

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there is one on ebay right now, 79.00

I've been watching this post all afternoon. Michael you threw the ball at Bill and he threw back hard and I don't think you can handle it. You questioned his qualifications and he answered you. Now getting back to the original subject matter: I live on the Central Coast of California and we see cars like this daily. I've been serving vehicles like this in my restoration shop for over 20 years. I'm with Bill on the initial impression that somebody wasn't thinking about the serviceability of a car. Going through this sort of thing with a lot of different Ferraris I asked a representative of Ferrari of North America why they did certain things. His answer was, the dealers have to have a way a making money after they sell a car. They don't sell very many Ferraris, Bugattis, or whatever; so the service department has to keep the dealer alive between sales. That's exactly what I was told word for word. The owners of these cars usually have so much money they don't care. Many of my clients I never meet, I just talk to "their people". As far as Bill goes, I always follow his posts and as one car guy to another I can tell he knows what he's talking about, even though we have never met. As far as you as a moderator, Michael, you're no Harry.