here is the deal with the cheetah, i have not bought her back. I'm still not sure that i will although i miss her alot. My last back surgery finally fixed the problem and i am no longer in any pain and doing great. I am however trying to catch up on my art career as i was off for five years with 6 spine operations. Lost alot of time and hard work. Especially in this business. Thanks Jerry for some of the old pics. Good to here from all of you. I will always stop in and say hello because this sight has become a part of me. I spent many hours,....days on here. As for those who are interested, i never planned on being a Godfather (laughing) when i built that monter cheetah. I just loved kicking but on the streets and at the track with a car that wieghed 3800lbs. I know the car is good for mid to low tens in its current state but it needs a good driver. When the current owner bought the car he drove it to the track before he took it home where it has been sitting since. Against my advise the current owner tried to take it down the track with a set of street tires. My understanding from those who were there said he came within inches of putting her into the wall. I cringe at that thought. he still pulled off an 11.4 at 19lbs of boost. LOL., i warned him but i guess he really wanted to see if what he was buying was all that. I guess it scared him pretty good. These are things that i heard from friends that were at the track. so, there you have it. I sure have alot of respect for alot of you who have made monsters out of your z's. Man what a great job and awsome looks too. I will stay in touch. Stay safe, friends, Tim Liess Cheetah or (godfather) hehe that cracks me up!
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thanks for the post people - Tim Liess11:19:51 10/28/03
