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I spent $268,943 buying 50 Prototype Screw Superchargers one time, so your statement
is true, but it was not my money, it was the company's money (I worked for). Another $193,512 on 50 prototype intake manifold castings (integral Inter-cooler provision), and the list could go on and on. Now I know you or your company have spent money on Steel, Steel Making Equipment, etc but you brought up automotive parts. You have no clue what a 2016 Le Mans race car winner costs. Even in the Keen Brothers Days, Elias Delotorre Days, etc I spent their money as they wanted someone who could help them go faster. Lots of their money. My company said help these guys (as part of your job). Who have your ever helped, except for yourself George? I have not seen you make one post ever as far as helping any other member. We all want to know. Tom V.
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I DONT have a Steel Comoany......I retired in February and haven't worked there since November BUT when I did work there I spent hundreds of thousands of National Steel and US steel company money on parts! Now that has nothing to do with spending money on my race cars that I have raced from 1972 till now just like ur STUPID POSTS about lemans racing! LMAO!
GTO George |
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