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  1. 02-15-2016, 12:34 PM #1
    Jim Garfield
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    Nice article about TLG on Petrolicious

    Congrats to Tony and Marco for a nice writeup on Petrolicious today.

    http://petrolicious.com/fixing-porsc...father-and-son
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    Thumbs up

    Nice, and well deserved BIG congrats to good friends in a good shop!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    Now there's some good press!
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    Cool stuff
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    I agree 100%...

    Yes indeed...all the guys at TLG are great...Friendly, Helpful, Uncomplicated, Accomodating and "lovable"...seriously!....they have helped me out many times, at for them, not so convenient times of the day...Very appreciated!... it's not "totally bad" to have John and his crew across the front yard either...I'll be up there soon...I'm probably due for "something".... .../ Lars...
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    Great read. Looks like some of the cars from the 'Philly to Rennsport' crew made it into the photos too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by obscene View Post
    Great read. Looks like some of the cars from the 'Philly to Rennsport' crew made it into the photos too.
    Yup, Monde's car and Dave's car.
    Nice article, though no mention of Marco's crazy cat!
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    Thanks for the kind words, guys.

    We look forward to seeing many of you at the various upcoming events - Lit Show, Phoenix Club, Luftgekult, VARA, POC races, and a bunch of others.

    If you're in town for any of the events feel free to cruise on by the shop for a visit. My dad is usually ready to hang out and chat...
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    Nice Marco. Gives many of us insight into you and Pops.

    I long to be at that place where "I hang out and chat." Usually going supersonic.


    The 901 4th gear looks very familiar. Can't tell you how many times I've spit teeth out during a fight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank Beck View Post
    Nice Marco. Gives many of us insight into you and Pops.

    I long to be at that place where "I hang out and chat." Usually going supersonic.


    The 901 4th gear looks very familiar. Can't tell you how many times I've spit teeth out during a fight.
    Hopefully not too much insight. My dad has spent a lot of years cultivating the image of Mr. The Grouch.

    That 4th gear failure has a pretty interesting story attached to it, but the short version is I was chasing a 997 Cup Car through T7 at Big Willow when the gearbox sh@t the bed.
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