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Originally Posted by RodKnock
... I'm also on record about my lack of understanding of the "more accurate replica" syndrome. Detailing a replica with OEM fuse boxes, switches, etc. might be a labor of love, but it's nonsense to me.
But someone crosses the line IMO when they stamp VIN #'s into ID plates and various parts of the car like hinges and shock towers or wherever.
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I'm with you
to a degree on the "...more accurate replica" issue. I really like it when people do that...I recall Dean Lampe's Hurricane build. I admire those who know enough and care enough to make their replicas more realistic...but I also love driving mine and it is nowhere near "realistic"...a small block V-8 in a big block body style

...someday there will be a big block in my future

and in my replica.
I'm wholeheartedly with you about the addition of the VIN and particularly using one of AC's VINs...nobody I know likes a liar and that just REEKS of intent to decieve.
Cheers!
Dugly
