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The Snaefell is a completely hand crafted vehicle, the frame, the wiring harness and, of course, the amazing body, which itself used 63 molds for the parts made of polyester or carbon fiber. Some parts were sourced from Renault, Citroen, BMW, VW and Audi. The entire 10,000 hour project comes in around 15,000 Euros, which, at today's rates, is about $21,000.
Read the rest of the article by Paul Crowe in Motorcyle Builders and see the amazing pictures here:
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If you are looking for some new Thanksgiving recipes then click here to download Martha Stewart's FREE Thanksgiving Cookbook. I have downloaded it myself and it is a 56 page color cookbook with a table of contents. There are five chapters from Soups & Starters to Desserts and Wine & Entertaining. Enjoy!

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LA MARQUE — Police on Friday identified a Lufkin man who accidentally drove a $2 million Bugatti Veyron, a rare automobile that is perhaps the world’s fastest, into a saltwater lagoon.
Andy Lee House, 34, owner of Performance Auto Sales, told The Daily News on Wednesday that a low-flying pelican distracted him, causing him to jerk the steering wheel a bit — and he then dropped his cell phone.
The crash, however, was captured by someone filming the car as it traveled on the northbound frontage road of Interstate 45 about 3 p.m. Wednesday.
The man filming was traveling north on I-45. No pelican was visible in the video, which shows the car veering from the road and splashing in the lagoon.
Click here to read the rest of the story from the Galveston County Daily News.
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