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amazing isn't it?! Sounds like a cheap and cheesy but doesn't look bad if done carefully and makes a world of difference. The next best thing to back up cameras. Great for super narrow roadways too, it really helps to be able to see the line next to the car. Thanks for the great images...

a simple and economical solution that I have always liked... I like this solution because it doesn't damage stock.. it's easily removable, and completely fixes issues with seeing lines on the ground, and cars in your blind spot.. :wink ~Grace

Mark has seen fit to put me out of the company. I will no longer be fielding questions or able to offer any help or answers with Genaddi Design. Please forward any questions to Mark or Jen (his personal assistant) [email protected] Thank you all for your kindness. this will be my last post.

Dearest Dr Harms, This, I must say, is the closest thing that we have had to a flame... but I will do my best to clarify anyway. As seen above there is actually, as viewed in A and B a place where the GT door top does indeed close to the inner part of the roof (this is a well engineered...

We actually completely reshape the existing foam, and change some different padding in, and the leather is all new but otherwise it is a rework on the current seat. For the note on sending if you are not getting lumbar support you are also welcome to just send the seat base and not the back...

okay, double checked.. the windshield will not come out of the GT, even if you flip it. It is placed with Structural adhesion and is indeed a structural component of the car... so, as I said before, rubber side down, or.. you can leave through the windows.. but the cars with the roof panel...

It is always interesting trying to explain how we complete a process and make it simple and clear enough to understand while also relaying the complexity of the situation in such a way that people understand why we are not able to send them the parts and have them installed. To date we have...

I would say that if we do go mobile, which I think is a great idea... we would definately get to Florida and California. It will depend on how many orders we get in any one area, and how soon we can get several people in one area waiting to justify the costs of sending a mobile shop. I was...

love to have some feedback?? Yes, I can certainly see your point. I adore the x1; the light, the wind.. but I am likely biased, go figure.. lol While the x1 can't easily be undone this one could likely go back to stock very easily, and it saves you a lot of pain from that top panel. (can't...

Actually the prototype had a guide hinge on the top, but the production hinge does not require it. so there will be no secondary hinge. the top will need no modification at all. As to the electronics, I will have to address this in pictures with our final hinge installed. It is really the...

Yes!, you will be able to get eyeballs on all kinds of bits and options we are going to be there with the x1 and the gtb.. I am fairly sure that we will have friends there with x1's as well.. :biggrin We are there for the rally, if you want to know anything, please feel welcome to ask, we...

It is fantastic as far as practicality goes.. just a little over an elementary school ruler is the space you need next to your car to fully open the doors.. how's that for a space saver? :banana , I keep telling people that the best part is that you can have two GTs in your garage.. :cheers...

For those that want a little something different but want to keep their GT stock... Sunday we introduced the GTB. Doors stay fully stock, hinge is fitted to the current hinge placement and the doors open fully with only 15 to 16 inches of room taken on each side of the car. Just wanted to...

Turn time varies widely because of options. For a basic upgrade the turn time is ten business days. Things that don't add time to the build are options such as hp upgrade, seats getting lowered, things of that nature. Custom paint does add time to the build. Because we are at the beginning...

You did a wonderful job, and knowing how much effort those sites can take.. we definately appreciate you. Thank you again for all of your many kindnesses.. :cheers ~grace