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02-02-2008, 04:39 PM
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HSV - I just ate one!
Join Date: Dec 2004
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heres a thought for you
a while ago i had the opportunity to purchase a car that had been rebodied into a fresh shell in the late 80's, a shell that had been given to a prominent group C racer in the early 80's by ford after a rather spectacular crash, but had never been used now, if i'd purchased the car, then given it the appropriate paintjob and all the period modifications to make it identical to the car it shouldve been...... would it still be just a replica?
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when is a replica not a replica?
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