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yes please someone give me $700 also.
Oh wait that was me who said that. The money would be going to cost of tapes and things for the show if needed. Hey Miss ****. Everyone always wants something for nothing. But few are willing to give anything back. |
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if you are refering to anything along the lines of this :nutkick: or maybe this :knock: i dont want it. But if its anything else i might accept the offer. 8)
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thanks for the offer of the 7 bills. i am sure it will cover all of our expenses, as other than tapes and food for the filming days, and justin&garret's expenses for editing (will there be any?) i can't imagine much else.
the list of volunteers and donated stuff is climbing. i am fairly confident we could begin shooting as soon as we get Big Al's garage cleaned out. people's availability will be the next issue to conquer. i am available on a 24 hour notice. for example, if we decided to shoot tomorrow at 7:pm, i could be there. |
I've got an idea, it's not a soup it up thing, it's how to touch up the detailing on your car's engine project. I'm always finding little spots where the engine paint has chipped, peeled, gotten discolored, or burned off, and therefore I'm retouching things from time to time. I know this isn't a biggie, but for the guys and gals who like that clean look, detailing, and keeping that look, is something they might want to know about. I can easily supply the items needed for that kind of demo :lol:
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Detailing could deffinatly be one of the shows. We could recomend a cleaning product, even if we dont get paid for it.
I suggest that we start off at something like changing the oil and the steps you take to go about doing it right. We need to act like we are talking to 5 year olds, cause thats how people really think. We should have a whole show dedicated to how to take care to your car, and things you can do to make sure you have a long happy life with your car. We could even have a show dedicated to drive train, and what the difference between FWD, RWD, and AWD. There are many different angles we can take on this. |
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for detaling the exterior paint i have all ways been partial to formula 113. or big willies detail. both are kind of local one guy is in ny and big willy is in NJ. Big willy is also in a wheel chair and i am sure he will be more then willing to send some products. He is a good friend of Craig the owner of Topo Customs. He creates cars for movies celebs for car shows. he does all of wyclef's cars and countless other celebs. maybe i can see what he can help us with. he is working on my friends lexus sc400 now and is a real cool guy with a lot off pull and contacts.
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Wanna make a group purchase of my car and use it as a long-term project. Sorta like Project Super-Nova?
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Here's another one of those, 'just a thought' things. I had mentioned Mequiars because I have personal experience with their 'Professional' numbered series products for over 10 years now, and they also work great. Maybe we could do a comparison detailing series.
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keep the ideas coming. i had meant al for the storyboard, as i know he has the kind of brain that works that way. not to exclude you - the opposite, in fact - if you wanted to participate then there is only to get with al when he holds the storyboard meetings.
btw, that is my attitude throughout. if you want to participate, and you know when the meeting for such-and-such is being held, then get your butt out there and participate. i would never exclude anyone from active participation. |
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UPDATED 9-25-04
TPI Monte SS: personality (co-host), vehicle, logistics, storyboard Justin: camera operator, editting Twiztid: IFC channel hookup (wife's friend is a VP), fix the rattles on his car, please Amy: severe availablity problems, but would like to help out skorpion317: would like to donate a plastic bag or a rubber band or something :lol: seriously, get involved where you can. we need you, as well as anyone else who wants to participate. SilverTransAm: camera Bencar: personality (co-host), vehicle - detailing the engine bay or side-by-side exterior detailing products TransAm4Life: tripod, mass production (if we go this route, he needs the discs) and offered up his car. now, the second half of the equation he didn't tell us - what project he can handle footing the bill for. if you want sub-frame connectors installed on your car, you buy the SFCs and we film the installation. CAI: you buy it, we film it and install it. cool? Big Al: storyboard, garage? btw: tim, foff667, Ian and Garrett (who hasn't seen this yet? justin, if you could, get a message to him to see if this is something he wants in on): maybe you guys want to sit down with Big Al and come up with the storyboard? i'm hoping you'll all be available for the day(s) of filming, as well, as i know your combined experience can benefit this project. anyone else, who isn't previously mentioned, that would like to contribute, we'd be appreciative. as for questions to ask about the production, i wouldn't know where to start. i think we're off to a good start, and setting spring as the readiness date is a good goal. anyone who would like to get involved, please think seriously about this. as you can see, this is not just a passing phase - it's a serious project that is being taking seriously by several, myself included. while we are a ways off from actually filming, there is no reason why you couldn't help out with some of the behind-the-scenes-stuff. i will not hold anyone's feet to the fire - participation is strictly voluntary and no one should feel obligated to help out. i think it would be a cool idea if one of the females could jump in as co-host. how many car shows have you seen with a female co-host that was more than just fluff or window-dressing? by participating in this capacity, you would have the same responsibilities as one of the other co-hosts, which would include time in front of the camera. think about it. |
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i think there is much to be said about being in a room with a bunch of other individuals. the ideas tend to flow better, there is a better opportunity to illustrate your idea and a good time is usually had by all. of course, people's schedules conflict, and that should be kept in mind when trying to schedule a meeting. be as flexible as possible, but don't hold up progress - that's how i look at it. |
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In regards to my attitude, I suppose you could say that when you really enjoy something, it shows. I may not have museum quality cars, but I have a passion for this hobby that exceeds what I have, it's just that I lack the with what to do much. Hopefully, with the collective effort of all, we can really do something worthwhile here :cheers: |
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