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The finished product is so good, we have to wonder about AMC’s fate had Jim and Mike been in charge of design.Īcura MDX Type S: 4 things we love about it (and 3 things we hate)ĭespite its recognizable design, Mercedes’ best-seller has been fully redesigned The car was shown for the first time at last year’s Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show, and will visit a number of big automotive events this year. “This Javelin AMX has far surpassed any of our expectations and we look forward to having it in our collection for the next 90 years.” “When we began our partnership with Mike and Jim last year, we entrusted them with a high stakes project that not only had a quick turnaround but would also be an integral part of our 90th anniversary,” said Randy Fisher, Prestone’s vice president of marketing. This technology sped up the process considerably. Designed and built in just 12 months, Ringbrothers used 3D scanning and printing for the first time to make plugs and molds. Additionally, there were upgrades to the hood and fender.
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