Ford Flex Challenge
- Thread starter Fangio
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- Kansas City, MO
- FlyingAGasoline
You don't have to worry.
Here is your entry, so to speak.....
Thank you!!! Another +1 airRep for Sir Muzaffar.
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Greetings Ye of The Artistic Bent,
I must appologize for my faux paus. Mine mind is not hitting on all 8 as it were. But The Venerable Der Alta has stepped in to assure a prize will be awarded as we continue, it doth not mean that anything be relinquished just that another award wilst be granted, your kind patience and understanding of mine feeble mind
be most appreciated,
Tally Ho! The game ist still afoot!
Yours
Fangio
I must appologize for my faux paus. Mine mind is not hitting on all 8 as it were. But The Venerable Der Alta has stepped in to assure a prize will be awarded as we continue, it doth not mean that anything be relinquished just that another award wilst be granted, your kind patience and understanding of mine feeble mind
be most appreciated,Tally Ho! The game ist still afoot!
Yours
Fangio
- 356
Greetings Flexologists,
Mine appologies for mine tardiness. I hath been confined to bed by my medical wizard, black hearted heathen he be. But my time wast spent considering the last three entries. Although all three were of different graphic qualities, all had elements that were most intriguing. Suicide doors, wood, side pipes, even shaved doors, and radical body modifications. A most difficult task indeed. However the final element that decided it for me was a grille. You see at one time, mine younger sibling and I co-owned a 1950 Mercury, and the single most striking style cue of this beasty was a massive chrome grille that gave the car a most sinister look, especially when viewed in a rear view mirror. Sir SLG hath captured said dental work most expertly in his rendering, and it hath proved to be the tie breaker. So to you Sir I knight thee Sir SLG Earl of Chromium Teeth.
Congratulations to you, and many thanks again to all who graciously participated.
I shalt contact Der Alta at first light,
Your Amazed and Humbled Servant
Fangio
Mine appologies for mine tardiness. I hath been confined to bed by my medical wizard, black hearted heathen he be. But my time wast spent considering the last three entries. Although all three were of different graphic qualities, all had elements that were most intriguing. Suicide doors, wood, side pipes, even shaved doors, and radical body modifications. A most difficult task indeed. However the final element that decided it for me was a grille. You see at one time, mine younger sibling and I co-owned a 1950 Mercury, and the single most striking style cue of this beasty was a massive chrome grille that gave the car a most sinister look, especially when viewed in a rear view mirror. Sir SLG hath captured said dental work most expertly in his rendering, and it hath proved to be the tie breaker. So to you Sir I knight thee Sir SLG Earl of Chromium Teeth.
Congratulations to you, and many thanks again to all who graciously participated.
I shalt contact Der Alta at first light,
Your Amazed and Humbled Servant
Fangio
I just posted the same kit. 
