[DeTomaso] Pushbuttons hand built?

[Tomas Gunnarsson]

I think it's a slight exaggeration. Fellow lister Björn owns a very early car, #1014, and it differs in many details from mine, #2004. It is probably what could be described as hand built. Later pushbuttons I've seen lack the little quirks that Björn's car has and are more like my car. What I note in the Euro parts book is that quite a few parts differ within the first 1000 cars or so as p/ns are indicated for for cars up to # and from # and these numbers are in the first hundreds of cars made.

Tomas

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "michael frazier" <red3644 at hotmail.com>
To: <detomaso at realbig.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 10:56 PM
Subject: [DeTomaso] Pushbuttons hand built?


> Many times I've heard the pushbutton cars referred to as "handbuilt".  I 
> know about the many differences, but I don't think there were too many 
> differences in construction technique.  Maybe it refers too all the trial 
> and error events that take place while you're starting up a new production 
> line.
> The pace at which they were built is probably the biggest difference.  I've 
> seen photos of later car bodies being built the same as the early ones.  
> They were all handbuilt compared to most other cars.  Tell me more.
> Michael
> Gruppo Rompiculi Corsa.........slow day at work :)  Oh! all the new keys 
> work!
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