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Hi Garett, Thank you. Yeah I think I'll be around on the 8th. Can you send me an email with more info? info@luma3productions.com

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Very nice! I would hold onto it it if I were you. This is not my car, I just produced the video for it. You're right about the 1997 year being the 15th anniversary, but I do see conflicting info online. I saw the history about the US version Supras on a forum which stated, like you said, that "All Supra's were designated the 15th anniversary, even though technically it was the 18th edition."

Not a bad ROI.

Subscribed. Make sure to keep everyone updated on the progress.

Really appreciate this.

Cody is very talented and it shows in his build.

I purchased from someone who had them custom made. I believe I paid around $250. Also had the headliner done in alcantara with starlights.

Thank you.

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Hi Ward, It is a Retro Scan by MovieStuff. It can convert 8mm and 16mm reels. The sound stripe was added to it a later date and the client didn't want it. We do have a unit that can capture audio. Do you like your MovieStuff unit?

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When stored correctly, film can last a long time.

Quite a few customers have said something similar. It's all about bringing back memories.

thank you

Rescue involves saving something from being lost or forgotten.

This setup doesn't have resonators.

what’s the setup on this? if u don’t mind me asking and are you on a high flow car or catless?

@@likuoch Here is a link to more pictures. 👇 In this video I was running catless. I'm now running the OEM cat with the AWE Switchpath. www.audizine.com/forum/showthread.php/917427-FS-Custom-3%E2%80%9D-Exhaust-for-B9-S4?p=14388947#post14388947

@@luma3productionsthose definitely look like Vibrant ultra quiet res’s

@@Taylorcadiz You referring to the mufflers?

It was a great show. Very cool to see the Mata mata!

It’s a custom exhaust.

@@luma3productions any tips on how you did this or what was done to create this exhaust thank you !

@@amanminapara1980 This is the company which fabricated the exhaust. facebook.com/ESGfabrication/

No, but shipping is really expensive and thinking about keeping it local.

Yeah, shoot me an email mhemsworth1@yahoo.com

You’re in NY?

I’ll send you PM on AZ.

It does sound good. I guess you have had a bad experience with AWE?

@@luma3productions personal preference. Those I’ve heard sound like trumpets. This had a nice deep growl. Almost like the b8.

@@packat78 I gotcha.

From the stock resonator back it is 3". I can send pics if you provide your email.

Sorry, would be really expensive to ship overseas.

I purchased an AWE Switchpath. I wanted to be able to control the exhaust valves.

We are hoping in the next few months.

@@luma3productions The people who live there seem to be very.passionate about the Sea. Thank you hope to hear positive news.

Still a lot of people who don't even know this lake exist. Also, bring awareness for the surrounding communities about the high risk of asthma.

@@luma3productions Most people do not know this lake exists because it is unimportant to those out of the Imperial Valley. It's no longer the largest lake in California volume wise, it has shrunk that much. Lake Tahoe now holds more water. The high asthma rates were the same before the lake started shrinking. School nurses have reported an uptick in bloody noses - but due to jumping temperatures, pollution from Mexico (proof below) and near zero relative humidity that is unsurprising. The area is surrounded by a vast desert that was a sea-bed eons ago, now with fault zones and near-surface magma and mud pots. There always have been naturally occurring metals (mainly selenium), metal salts and other non-organic salts, in addition to table salt mixed into the fine particle surface sand layers. The newly exposed playa is a very tiny fraction of the windswept surface area and is being exposed slowly over time. To blame an undefined spike in asthma rates on the shrinking lake is convenient, but far from proven. Visual evidence of the lake returning to its natural state has fostered an unscientific, yet easy-to-blame cause. Historical measurements have proven agricultural field burning, unpaved roads and pollution from Mexico and the local area are huge sources of PM10. There are only three monitoring stations in the entire area. And the particulate measurements have shown to be seasonal in nature. The REAL data shows that particulate measurements have DROPPED since 2001. www.co.imperial.ca.us/Airpollution/otherpdfs/2018-IC-PM25SIP.pdf Check out the data (warning, large PDF file). Figure 2-6 on Section 2-10. And the data PROVES that the further from Mexico, the lower the particulates in the air! So the issue is not the Salton Sea, but pollution from Mexico and the surrounding desert. But the local people do not want to hear the real data, they just want to complain about the stinky lake. Once the Hoover Dam was built, the Salton Sea was doomed. Once people discovered that the lake was becoming saturated with salts from the ancient sea-bed, receiving pesticide and fertilizer run-off and two storms which wrecking some developments, the area was largely abandoned. There is no fresh water to add; growth of LA and San Diego has the Colorado River over-allocated. And even if fresh water was added by magic.....it would just dissolve more salt and selenium and other metals from the old sea bed. Some want ocean water to be piped in or delivered by canal. But that is completely impossible due to earthquake zones and the fact that it is all below sea level. Any earthquake breaching a pipe or canal would cause another unstoppable flood. Besides, you cannot pipe ocean water over long distances. And having an ocean water canal is impossible over fresh water aquifers (and through earthquake zones). In short - the Mistake Lake is doomed to dry up. Bruce and the IID and numerous studies have shown that the only thing that can be done is create a shallow crescent shaped lagoon for the birds and some feeder-fish to prevent access to the interior areas as they dry up. That plan, along with a gravel/sand cap has already been approved, been through the courts and even the appeals process (the QSA). Plans are to develop more geothermal power and extract the lithium in the brine. The first major plant, in the Hell's Kitchen zone, is already under construction. Many more are planned. I really doubt the State of California is going to flood billions of dollars of new construction by adding water!

Thank you. Unfortunately Captain Don passed away earlier this year. I'm not sure what is going to happen to Miss Splash.

@@luma3productions Sorry to learn of his death. We (Eastern Airlines) lost one of our retired Captains the other day at 99.

@@deadwood1887 Very sorry to hear about that, Jerry. We have interviewed a lot of WWII aviators many of which are no longer with us.

Thank you.