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    Game On...

    So, it arrived this week, and spare time has been spent in inventorying parts. Interestingly (to me, anyway), the later in the packing process going by box number, the less likely that the parts are to be labeled with the FFR part number.

    As of last week, back windows apparently were still not being shipped with the cars.

    Obligatory arrival pic:



    In deference to Bob Stewart, who complained about not seeing himself on the forum yet, meet Bob:


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    CongratulTions!! Enjoy the fun.
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    Congrats, Get mine in a month. I'll race you to the finish!!!!
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    Welcome, I've only had mine for a month and it's been great! Good luck with yours.

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    Awarding of the Revered Coupe Jacket

    Raise your right hand and say after me,

    "I (State your name), do swear/affirm, that upon acceptance of this "Revered Coupe Jacket", will willingly subject myself to all manner of frustration and abrasion that my FFR Type 65 will provide. I further pledge that any and all fellow Coupe builders will have free reign in using the cash available in my wallet as they see fit to improve my build plan. I will not look down upon our fellow Roadster builders, but rather take pity on those not talented enough to build a race car with a roof, So Help Me God!"



    It is my pleasure to present you with the "Revered Coupe Jacket", Here's your sign!!



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    Last edited by Hankl; 09-26-2011 at 12:24 PM.
    “If you didn’t have enough time to do it right the first time. How come you always have time to go back and do it again?” FFR1000186CP

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    Colonist,

    Welcome to the most fun you are allowed to have with your clothes on!

    John

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    It's always cool to see new straitjackets being issued. Congrats on the new arrival, Colonist, and good luck with your build! You will have a great time.

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    Thanks, Folks.

    Lucky, I concede the race at the outset; I just have too much to learn during this process. And stay safe for the next two weeks, hear? We need you back here as a citizen.

    Hankl, do you have any idea how hard it is to type with that jacket on? I have to admit it gets a good deal of respect, though. Went out for coffe this morning in it and everyone was so awed they wouldn't sit anywhere near me.

    John, gotta admire that lobster-red Maine frame. But -- I can tell you haven't explored the entire realm of what it is possible to do with your clothes on....

    At any rate, I'm ready to dive in -- just gotta find a way to get outta this jacket first.

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    There's a key to unlock the jacket at the bottom of one of those boxes. You've just gotta find it! :-)

    From a newb-last-year, welcome!
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    The jacket is a learning tool, you get real good at using your teeth, learn not to "gritt" them grasshopper! :-)

    Welcome to the looney bin. :-)

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    And thus begins a new love affair with the mistress in your garage....

    Welcome to the ward.
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    ha lol i can't believe i just now saw this ......... hows the build going?

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    John, Maybe we should try a rip up the Maine Pike naked, just to see if your right.
    Roy
    Coupe # 181, Spectra blue/Cosmic silver stripes with meatball, 347/425, TKO 600, IRS, PSE 17" pin drives with 275F/335R. a driver, 24,000 miles in 4 summers.

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    Roy,

    I'm in!

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    Hey you guys, this is a family forum. LOL You do it and I'll provide the bail!!!

    Bill

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    Bob -- it's slow, like everything else in winter. Plus my type-a wife is on a temporary lay-off right now and has more additional projects than Dunkin' has donuts. (Mmmmm -- donuts!)

    As for you Maine guys, you're gonna be the same color as John's coupe frame. But let me know so I can come up and capture it for YouTube.

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