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Although I never had much contact with Gino, I did love to check out his builds & he was always posting wonderful comments about everyones builds.  I feel bad for his family for losing him at such a young age..RIP

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Condolences to his family. May he rest in peace.

Very sorry to hear that. I always enjoyed his builds and comments.

His passing reminds us all that we are only here for a relatively short time. Make good use of the time you have here. You never know when your time will come.

 

 Be Well

   Gator

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Condolences to Gino,s Family,and friends,such a sad loss,and a great loss to the forum community,i myself,enjoyed his models,comments,and contributions on here,R. I. P. Gino,and God Bless.

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I'm really saddened by this news.  I liked Gino, a great friendly attitude and he showed lots of interest for other guys' models.  I gathered he was a happy family man too and enjoyed building trucks.  Truly sad news.

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I loved following him on his projects and as he posted updates. I didn't really know him that well but knew him by his builds on here. When I saw that avatar of his in this thread it shocked me. Prayers goes out to his family and friends.

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Just a thought now.  I'm watching on Netflix the 'Shawshank Redemption'. 

A while back I PM'd Gino if the 'tree' really was in Buxton, where Gino was from and where he lived.  He told me the story and no....anyways, we had some decent conversations, and I remember the red/beige 352 he was working on.  I really liked the paint combo.  I was eyeballing a similar paintjob for the project back then.  His was better.

So sad when someone you knew of passes on.

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