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3 FFR's...each unique in Indiana
This past weekend I took a ride down to Greenwood IN for the every Saturday get together at the Suds...a local old time eatery where hundreds of cars and people gather just for the fun of our hobby.
I couldn't help myself and had to snap a few to share with the group....
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Jet
PS...Art..waiting on you..
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I'd say the FFR product line was well represented. All three of those builds are beautiful. Hats off to the owners/builders.
Scott
Built FFR9457. 351 Windsor, TKO600, 3.73. Fitech EFI. Russ Thompson throttle pedal, turn signal, and trunk pan. Carbon Fiber dash with Speedhut Revolution gauges. Paint by Jeff Kleiner.
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Steve >> aka: GoDadGo
100% Cool Representation For Our Hobby!
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All 3 are really nice! Did you meet any new FFR fans?
FFR 5369 Pin Drive, IRS, Trigos, Torsen, Wilwoods, FMS BOSS 302 "B" cam , Mass-flo. CA SB100 (SPCN) Registered
Delivered 4/23/06. "Finished" 4/2012 (still not done!)
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Originally Posted by
David Hodgkins
All 3 are really nice! Did you meet any new FFR fans?
As a matter of fact I have, and I always carry a stack of small cards made from the cover of FFR '19 models catalog that I hand out to people that show some real interest in the brand.
One thing I found out is that the older folks are very attracted to the classics and the younger crowd are really drawn to the 818, and when they ask "what's underneath" and they hear the words WRX is when their interest really jumps, now they want to know about performance and of course cost....
As I start to field the same questions from other groups I always tell them " Factory Five Racing..Goggle it and you'll be driving one in no time"
Jet.
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