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Old 08-30-2007, 08:43 AM
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Didn't the Donner Party get stuck out there?
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Old 08-30-2007, 04:50 PM
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Too bad for damage done to the salt also the towing company who got mixed up w/ this bunch...otherwise the whole fiasco couldn't have happened to a better guy!.

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Great Post ! Proves what I always thought about Boyd.
If you did not stay with this whole thread, there is a link to Photobucket in Post #30 with more photos.
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http://s7.photobucket.com/albums/y28...007/?start=216
More pics on the next page of the album.
Dumb question: Why didn't they put a sheet of plywood under the wheels and use it like a sled when pulling with the winch?
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Wondering, anyone on this site ever buy one of his cars, just curious about the fit and finish of the product he produces?
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I never liked boyd he gives the classic car industry a bad name If not for speed channel he would just disappear I don’t know how much they pay him but what ever it is its to much all he does is bark like a dog he is ALLWAYS right. after watching the show on tv I would be dammed if I would even think of buying or letting this moron get any of money. I stopped watching the Tv show used to think it was funny but it gets boring much the same mentality of Paul senior of OCC
Didn’t Boyd a few years back screw some investors in so kind of stock scam??? ?
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The Hollywood crew that scripts these shows undoubtedly fluffs-up the day to day stuff to make it more of a soap opera. Doesn't mean that shop life isn't without the normal BS but the show's producers have to "sex it up" with arguments and temper tantrums and high drama so that people will watch. You don't really think all those "deadlines" are real? Maybe some are but without the pressure of "deadlines" to get cars done the drama would be lessened.

I have recently been watching the new "Hard Shine" show filmed at SoCal Speed Shop. Same sh*t, different shop. Okay, no Dwayne bellowing at everybody but it's the same soap opera. The only reason these shops open up to the cameras is the huge amount of money. Pete Chapouris probably isn't the publicity hound that Boyd is but I'll bet the money sure is good. So what's up with the "cholo" gang-member dress code at SoCal?
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I sure am glad I don't have cable. I don't need the extra pins in my eyes!
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I never liked boyd he gives the classic car industry a bad name
Didn’t Boyd a few years back screw some investors in so kind of stock scam??? ?

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As Boyd's Wheels he went bankrupt in '98 and screwed everyone - A couple of years ago he plead guilty on fraud charges for registering custom one off cars as antique automobiles to avoid tax and emissions liabilities.
Not the guy I would want in my pockets - a real A$$ with an attitude!



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As is plain to see, Coddington is a major A-hole. However,
did any of us know, or see this side of him before the
TV series? I'm playing devil's advocate here.... I feel
exactly the same as all of you, but I also put the three
monkeys of OCC right up there. Impossible deadlines, yelling,
screaming, mock fights ( over trash littered about
the shop ), etc. It's all done for the camera.

I just wish they would all go away

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