Arms folded, toes tapping, patiently waiting for the other Caddy projects to be finished, so that the Packard project can get back on track! "But then again, perfection cannot be rushed"
I've always wanted to drop into his workshop and see progress and other projects however I haven't made contact, despite being local
@mgtstumpy do you see anything of @CadMad Fair call. I see he hasn't been here since early last year.
Breaks my heart to have to type this, but... Quentin Hall 27/08/1965 - 10/08/2026 We would love for those who knew and loved Quentin to join us in celebration of his life. A service will be held at Albany Creek Crematorium Garden Chapel on Monday 31st August at 10:30am. Please feel free to join us for refreshments and conversation afterwards at 11:30am at the Albany Creek Tavern, 730 Albany Creek Road. If you cannot make the service in person, there will be a livestream which you can view here https://view.oneroomstreaming.com/index.php?data=MTc4NzI4MjczODI0NDQ0NTMmb25lcm9vbS1hZG1pbiZjb3B5X2xpbms= Hope I'm not breaking any forum rules with this. It was a shock, I only messaged him a few weeks back, about pantograph doors on a '40s Bentley that I'd seen, that I knew he'd be into. He may have only been an internet friend, but he was a still a friend. RIP.
I saw this notification as well, really sad to hear. I loved this guy's stuff, he clearly had a great talent for it and I did like talking to him and discussing ideas, even if we never met and lived a half a world away. He wasn't that old either. Truly, a loss.
oh no!!--just had him send me the link to the f/b-and hadn't seen anything new,but hadn't worried-agree w/ others about not really knowing him,but...very sad!
Dam it to hell! This guy was one hell of a master fabricator, the planet has lost a true master of his trade, very sorry to hear of his p***ing! R.I.P. Amigo!
I'm sorry to hear this! We'd only connected on Facebook recently. Quentin would have been 61 tomorrow.
I am very sorry, I have followed his work here over the years. Now we won't see those beautiful customs finished.
damn, Quentin, you left way too early. hoped so much to get a chance to meet you. rest peacefully. one of the most impressive H.A.M.B.ers
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