Reply to "which is best?"

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I have to agree. The "best" is the one that you are happy with. For example, most people out there are owners of Beck, ThunderRanch, or Vintage. I bought a Perry. Some people don't like a Perry, but Perry only designed the body. They did not build the car. I had the car itself built by a restoration company and installed on a VW chassis. It came out absolutely beautiful and runs very well. Right now, you could not convince me that one of the others is worth $10,000 more, because I am very happy with what I have. It is a different car, but fits my personal taste. Everyone who sees it says it is gorgeous. I think the difference in cars is really how they are built and the detail that goes into them. You can have problems with almost anything out there. The car must fit you, not the other way around.
David

6/14/058:43 AM

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