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If a part is $500 and it is the only one in existence, even if I think it is too much it is still the cheapest one. That has always been my philosophy.

AND they've been in business a long time. Their prices aren't outrageous, high maybe but not stupid. Most stuff for Fuselage cars are impossible these days unless you are willing to pay you'll be sitting without a long time.

There was... I got in line in 2011 , Stan got in line behind me. The list was about five years out. Then Chris retired. Stan sold his car, I sold my Rose Bowl car and I guess that was that.

I like that Ayilar had a car to jump the line with.

The body looks sound enough. For the price of the car and another 20 you could drive this till your death and be happy about it.

Do the interior and engine bay and drive the snot out of it

I've bought from Hilltopap plenty of times. A lot of hard to find parts. A little pricey but you don't have to buy it. Never a problem with them.

Two tone paint.

We don't know it was traded in. There could have been a variety of reasons it was there. I was sure surprised to see it there even in 2000.

I thought it when this car was at the Toyota dealer in Illinois and I still think it now that this car was in Jersey 40 years ago. When it presented itself on the platform at the dealership it was obviously originally green. 16 years prior there was a white polara convertible local here at a...

Yes, that's why I was nice about it.

We probably had a car of later September build that didn't have a Fratzog and September 11th was the last car, which made us determine mid month. Probably.

AND you didn't find him smug (to be nice about it)?

It's been a while. If my old guy memory is still good we presumed that mid September was the cut off date and around September 11 was the last car.

He asked about the tag..that's all I'm saying.

Looks like California to me.

You do not. I never had a VIN for it so it is in the end of the list with another 12 or so cars with no VINS .

That is Jake's car. I've wondered what happened to it. I remember when he bought it. It was up on the platform at the car dealership. A young gun with big plans. Shame it didn't work out. Fred would remember him from the Yahoo board .

This is terrible news Ayilar. Thank you for making the board aware. Since the first day I met Rip I knew he was one of those guys you wanted to sit with at the shows. Knowledgeable, funny, charming, respectful and a great story teller. Just a classy guy. Im very sad. . So long Carroll you...

So many guys drift out way to early. Sad.