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Just wanted to let the members know and who remember LiquorBoxRacing (Tim) that I have acquired his entire Boxter build and will be finishing it for him once it arrives.
I will continue to uphold the detail and standards he portrayed for this build since he has been unable to have the time to finish it after 3 yrs, and will post build pics as they occur. He and I have been communicating and are both very happy that this car will continue its' journey forward to completion, and will be well preserved within a 3rd glass cabinet I will be purchasing for it.
For those that did not know him here on the forums, here is his website with his RC10 Box-Art "Boxter" build portrayed beautifully.
http://gassaninedesigns.com/id55.htm

Now I know who will buy mine in 3 years time when it will still not be finished

I have faith brother that you will finish yours.

LiquorBoxRacing???? Sorta like this sign I seen once in a bar!

You know Rod, I never thought of his name as nothing more than someone that loves his box of liquor...
but that sign you posted has me now thinking it might be a more colorful meaning altogether!

that's a sweet looking gold pan

And I suggest that Rod go across town and pick up this T-shirt I got

Liquorbox Racing, that is awesome, thanks for the laugh.

Ruffy this should turn out really nice just like your last one. Keep the updates coming.

Jake

Good times! Where did you find that shirt Anthony? Regular customer????

Ruffy, will you pretty much make a clone of yours? Any changes to the build?

{quote}Ruffy this should turn out really nice just like your last one. Keep the updates coming. {quote}

I sure will Jake.



{quote}Where did you find that shirt Anthony? Regular customer????{quote}


{quote}Ruffy, will you pretty much make a clone of yours? Any changes to the build? {quote}

For right now I will try make it the way Tim intended it to be finished, so I won't be having the holes weld-filled and then re-ano'd like mine has but I will add the lower spring collars front and rear and other changes to get it as best as I can to the destination he had in mind.
He is sending everything so it will have both sets of shocks, but I intend to use the ones he had machined to remove the gold ano'. Three years in the waiting, this car's time to fullfillment is at hand.

looking forward to seeing this one at it's final stages.

I have only gone down to liquorebox a handfull of times AND, my wife actually bought me that shirt, she told me I couldn't leave the store without it

Rare Day today where I have received the car from Tim arriving safe and sound, as well as the NIB Early Edinger #6016 kit!


It will take me a few days to get things sorted and some pictures uploaded, stay tuned!