Thanks very much... Dartmouth, MA?

Yeah, I did write a lot. I apologize to the people who don't want to read, but I guess if it helps one or two people make a decision about a vendor on here, then I've done what I intended to do...

The shift and e-brake boots are from Redline Goods...

Thank you. Yeah, what I did with the system is not everyone's cup of tea. I wanted to do a custom dash with a single-din and a 9" monitor. I'm satisfied...

Thank you! Yeah, everything is authentic, except the spoiler is the Evo-R replica...

As for what's next... I have a few things planned. Some ARC for the engine bay, some 06+ headlights, new exhaust (this is too loud for me), and Andy is trying to convince me to paint some portions of my front and rear...

I was wondering if someone was going to notice... They were special-ordered...

That's quite the compliment! Although I don't agree, thank you very much! Always nice to hear something like that...

 

FINALLY!

Bill, the car looks amazing. I had no idea it would come together this well. The stereo setup definitely looks superb! Thanks for all the kind words, I truly do hope to work with you further on your car in the future!

 

... Tell me about it!

Thanks, Andy! For everything... And I'm pretty confident that you'll be working with me in the future!

 

Looks Awesome!!!!

edit: Get the amuse diffuser, paint it black to tie into the spoiler. That would look great!

 

Thank you! I've actually thought about that. When I first put the kit on I thought about doing black on the exhaust section of the rear bumper and the side vents on the front bumper, but decided against it because I wanted to avoid a jack-o-lantern theme (Andy thinks I should do it in flat black)... I just thought (with the black roof) it might be too much. That diffuser isn't a bad idea as far as tying something in with the spoiler, except for the fact that I am already paranoid riding around on these less-than-perfect New England roads ...

 

It will get scraped here and there, but it will at least protect your bumper... plus... the fact that it will be black will make it super easy to touch up as you will no doubt get scrapes on the bottom... I feel your pain, Chicago streets are horrid as well.

 

something looks "off" beteween the front and rear wheels/tires but I can't put my finger on it.

 

Entire setup looks great. Glad everything worked out in the end!

 

... I don't know.

The set-up is nothing crazy. The wheels are Volk TE37's 19x10.5" (+22) rear, 19x9.5" (+22) front on 285/35, 255/35 Toyo T1R's. Suspension is Hotchkis springs...

It has been a process full of delays and setbacks, so it's nice to hear such positive remarks. Thank you very much...

 

Looks awesome, way to represent the Leman's Army.

 

Thanks very much...

I would like to add something more to this thread. I don't think it's a big secret at this point that I am impressed with Andy's level of professionalism, customer service tactics, and business ethics. I just want to illustrate that a little further with a recent example:

I have been in contact with Andy over the last week or so about ordering a pretty rare and somewhat expensive part. I was completely honest with him and told him that the only thing holding me back from placing the order immediately is the fact that the holidays are approaching. I said that I haven't done any holiday shopping up to this point and that I wasn't sure how much I would end up spending, so I didn't want to limit myself or put myself in a financial bind by placing my order now. His response, although not surprising to me from what I have learned about him over the past year, was impressive and, I would argue, somewhat rare in today's cutthroat, business-driven society...

Maybe that's not a big deal to some (and there are quite possibly many other vendors who would respond the same way), but, nonetheless, I think it just further reveals Andy's character and the fact that his role in this industry is not to try to make a buck every chance he gets. That's all...