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Shebl
Date registered: Dec 1899
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| RE: G-class Hummer
Fugly .
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Braingears
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Date registered: Apr 2006
Location: St Petersburg, FL
Vehicle(s): G320 & ML320
Posts: 1450
| Re: G-class Hummer
You have to gave a lot of respect to the person who did this. He had to spend a lot of man hours to achieve his own G-Wagon dreams...
On the other hand, I am willing to bet that he has a lot of new expertise on making changes to these G-Wagons... |
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nugat
Elite Veteran
Date registered: Jan 2007
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Vehicle(s): 280GE, 290GD, c303
Posts: 876
| Re: G-class Hummer
Braingears - 5/26/2007 8:20 PM
You have to gave a lot of respect to the person who did this. He had to spend a lot of man hours to achieve his own G-Wagon dreams...
On the other hand, I am willing to bet that he has a lot of new expertise on making changes to these G-Wagons...
Yes, I agree. We might like or dislike the final effect. Gustibus non disputandum est. But the man put manyears of work to get this done and did not cut any corners. This earns respect. |
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Shebl
Date registered: Dec 1899
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I do agree that the man has skills but what about the respect for the engineers who worked for decades on the G to keep it the legendary beast we know , don’t they deserve respect for their excellent work , who’s been downgraded ?????
ReG ,
Shebl
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