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  1. 01-05-2018, 08:48 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Simmeth View Post
    I'm not going into specifics as this thread will likely go sideways like the others. I will state however that I am a current customer of John's. I have a very needy Sept '65 delivered 911 with him. I've been out to LA three times to see the car and visit John since the "blow-up".

    I am very happy and sleep well at night.

    I have also viewed up close the car that caused the ruckus as well as pictures of its issues when disassembled and stripped.

    Tdskip, feel free to PM me.
    Just for the record, the last time I visited Bill's house I didn't sleep so well for awhile, he passed his nightmare onto me, maybe that's why he was sleeping well.
    Just kidding Bill, that was a fun car!

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