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It actually shows that many teams still need to raise cash to survive in today's league. More power to Ray. If that's what it takes to help see him back in 2004 then so be it.
Greg, to his and his team's credit, did a fantastic job in 2004. These parts on ebay are from my best recollection his only major incident of the season.
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Originally posted by IndyRob Not slamming Ray at all, just thought some around here would get a kick out of it. Hope Acess is back and stronger than ever in 2004.
I didn't mean you by my comment, sorry if you took it that way.
I was just reffering in general to all of the comments that have been made on here about Greg.
He's one of my favorite drivers........I wish I could afford some of the stuff for sale on ebay.
Oh good gods, why would I want to pay $200 for that, when I could probably scrounge up a piece just like it and drag it to the track and get him to autograph it for free?
A once-in-a-lifetime photograph, or a piece from a very special car, or if it was something for a charity event, that I could see buying, but a rear wing flap from an ordinary crash? No offense, but so what?
I got a piece of a wrecked car though that is pretty cool- it was the first or second CART race at Fontana and Lyendyke was subbing for Zanardi in the Target car after Alex wrecked in practice- Arie plowed into some German driver who spun right in front of him at speed and knocked himself out and completely destroyed the Target car- I was a photographer in the turn and got the shots and was looking at the debris the corner workers brought in and one of them told me I could take a piece if I wanted- I couldn't beleive it- they usually guard that stuff like a hawk and take it back to the crew- I got a great hunk that has the "TA" from Target on the sidepod complete with tire marks and oil- it's pretty cool and it was free...
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Originally posted by BlueStang Actually, the rear wing interests me some, BUT they only accept payment by Pay-Pal. I don't and won't use Pay-Pal, so I guess I won't be bidding.
Yeah, I'm not impressed with PayPal, either. I 'won' an auction for a spare battery for my laptop and paid by PP. A couple of weeks go by, no battery so I email the guy. Seems his secretary forgot to mail it out and he decided to just cancel the whole deal and refund to PP. Well, in fact he probably decided not to sell a $150 battery for $20 but whatever. Anyway, I contact PP and ask them to refund my credit card. No can do. My money sits in their account until I either spend it on something else or ask for them to mail a check back to me and I have to jump through a bunch of hoops to do that. A gigantic PITA.
Originally posted by Stick500 yeh, a rear wing flap is pretty lame...
Click on 'View sellers other items' and you'll find 9 other peices of the car.
Cool story. I remember that Arie crash vividly.
"But not all of them, Jean-Pierre. There are some who come for that, for the accidents and the fires. But the others...
the others ride with you all. You put something in their lives they can't put there themselves." -- Louise Frederickson in Grand Prix
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