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March 5th 2005, 00:51
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Can you say A-L-U-M-I-N-I-U-M???
I've posted about this guy before when i was considering a dash from him.
He does Simply amazing custom work and Is located in Austin, Texas which is just a couple hours drive form me. Anyway, I happened to notice an article in Hot VW's recently w/ him in it. OK, Who is "He?" Check out "His" stuff at this link. http://www.bigwigracecars.com/productsmain.htm I especially like those door sills! nice.... 
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March 5th 2005, 11:46
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Awesome work, especially from a guy that learned the craft on his own. I've been eyeing the door sills and battery hold-down. :agree:
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March 6th 2005, 04:20
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nice metal work...the guy is talented....but Im not too partial to aluminum door panels or dashes
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February 23rd 2006, 12:55
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Cool. Thanks for the kind words.
If anyone wants to talk about some design ideas for road race looking aluminum interiors, let me know. Not everything I do is for drag racers.
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February 23rd 2006, 13:30
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My firewall is due to be replaced.
I never thought about a metal one until I just read this. I'm thinking it would look nice, but I'm worried about heat retained in the engine compartment and the added weight. Vaid conserns?  Is the firewall different in a Super?
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