Bought Out A/O Engineering's Leftover Stock

[sammy]

Originally Posted by Blue Flame Restorations

I think I've seen them but not sure who made them.

i have 2 of the inverted setups (the one where you have to cut the radiator cover .i could send you one to use for mock up if you like .would like it back when your done . but more than happy to send it to you .please pm me your mailing add if you would like to use it .

[VetteVet]

Originally Posted by sammy

i have 2 of the inverted setups (the one where you have to cut the radiator cover .i could send you one to use for mock up if you like .would like it back when your done . but more than happy to send it to you .please pm me your mailing add if you would like to use it .

Sammy,

PM sent.

Thanks,
Jep

[Blue Flame Restorations]

Originally Posted by sammy

i have 2 of the inverted setups (the one where you have to cut the radiator cover .i could send you one to use for mock up if you like .would like it back when your done . but more than happy to send it to you .please pm me your mailing add if you would like to use it .

Hi Sammy. That's a great offer. I may just do that once I get this project completed.

[sammy]

Originally Posted by Blue Flame Restorations

Hi Sammy. That's a great offer. I may just do that once I get this project completed.

just let me know when you want one and i will send it out

[Blue Flame Restorations]

Originally Posted by sammy

just let me know when you want one and i will send it out

Looks like I'll be ok. I just bought a complete unit off of ebay last night. I have all the pieces I need now. I really appreciate the offer, Sammy.

I'm making the first hand laid license pocket air inlet today. The production units will be vacuum formed though.

[mgg]

I am really looking forward to the completed project. Please keep us posted.

[Blue Flame Restorations]

I am extremely excited to bring this item to the marketplace.

The new "Air Blast Forced Air" product covers a wide range of Corvettes, 84-96. Manufactured correctly and priced competitively, this can be a win/win for all of us needing more forced air for our engines to breath and perform.

As it is with bringing to market any new product, the processes must run their course. Pattern making, model making and then prototyping takes a lot of effort and time to do it right. Not to mention money $$$$.

I'll keep everyone posted as the project progresses.