[Tom Vaught]

Quote: "See, Pops, here's the thing:

Before I started "stirring sh!t" as you call it, you probably thought ol' Gartzman was a solid citizen of the Pontiac hobby. Now, you know better."

Well, Sonny, having never met the man I can't say that I could judge how solid of a citizen he is. Kind of like a "boob job" I can't really say if it is real or false until I personally
check out the merchandise. I might have my suspicions but without a first hand inspection it
is still only a theory. Gartzman's car was "Unique" maybe too unique. One day it just showed up. Not to say that there aren't other ones out there. Jim Brady's Ram Air Firebird comes to mind. Jim Mattison says no Ram Air Birds (68 I think) built in Kansas but Jim owned one. The
paperwork is not always where most people look. You need to look elsewhere vs saying it never happened like Jim Mattison did, (until he did more research) LOL!"

Quote:

"Funny thing is that most of the "Old Patrol" and the Inner Circle-Jerks knew about that fake LONG before I did, yet they stood idly by, doing and saying nothing. Why? "Follow the Money"

So what exactly are you saying? There is a conspiracy by the "Old Patrol" to build fake cars
for the unsuspecting naive Japanese/ off shore collector who has more brains than money?

Sonny, you need to quit watching Mel Gibson movies while you are at home alone! LOL!

Glad you are making money with your business, Sonny, You sell fake plastic wood that looks
like real wood. It might be better looking, more durable, etc but it is still fake. Tom S.
builds a "fake" 63 Tempest SD transaxle car. I guarantee it will be nicer than any original
63 Tenpest SD car but it will still be a "fake" So who is the worst sinner? Neither person
in my mind, you are doing it for the money and so is he.

Tom V.