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[utahdog2003]

fine, here's some non bias inspiration. :roll:

scan from an old MBA magazine…

Great pic! (Right click - Save as)

 

[RockiMtn]

congrats Ian! seems the karma you gave to me in the past has come full circle back to you!

 

[Barneyballbags]

Congrats Ian.

No really, well done. I'm happy for you.

*stomps off and goes to sulk*

Only joking chap, looking forward to seeing some pics of it when it's built

 

[marin man]

Welldone ian....you deserve it mate as you are a retrobiking god

ps.utah.....I just chucked your socks in he bin :cry: :cry:

 

[ishaw]

I almost went all Halle berry at the oscars when I found out, as I've never generally won anything of note in the past, unless you count a badge collection winning me a prize at Mr Wimpy (now known as burger king over here) when I was abou 8.

I'm well chuffed and I now have the dilemma of having to complete a build and provide pics, evidence etc, which is something I generally forget to do. The fact that others who weren't lucky enough to win will be waiting to criticise what I've done or not done will make it even more of a challenge, so I have better get my thinking cap on.

I'll have a dig around my stash of parts and see what karma I can send on in return.

I'd also welcome thoughts and ideas o nthe build, but I will have a limited budget (or need time), so I may have to raid my stash of rainy day parts. Just thought that this would have looked good with blue anno, and what did I do yesterday, sell all my spare blue anno - doh!

I guess I've done blue, green, purple, perhaps I should find another colour to be my friend?

 

[marin man]

You forgot to say thankyou to your agent etc ian

 

[utahdog2003]

I've never shipped a frame to the UK. Suggestions anyone?

 

[REKIBorter]

USPS is the cheapest option. Price depends on the girth of the box.

 

[marin man]

My manitou frame cost 56 dollars to send to the uk only a few weeks go.....mark the document as 50 dollars value and no customs

 

[passiflora]

Congrats Ian, couldn't have happened to a more genuine RBer. Always ready to help others out etc.

I'm sure you will do it justice !