The OFFICIAL Amuse Thread
03-06-2009, 06:42 AM
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I actually met Mrs Tanabe-San when I went and had the pleasure and oppurtunity to visit the Amuse shop in Chiba. She was also very nice and courtious to me and my family. When my friend told her we were from the U.S. and came all the way here to see the shop, she gave me a free Amuse sticker. haha.
I wish it was something else but that was the cheapest thing they had there
May the best of luck be with her and her family and may Mr Tanabe-San Rest In Peace.
I wish it was something else but that was the cheapest thing they had there
May the best of luck be with her and her family and may Mr Tanabe-San Rest In Peace.
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03-09-2009, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by tantheman,Mar 6 2009, 07:32 AM
The rare AMUSE Hardtop that Diez owns.
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03-09-2009, 04:45 PM
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I have two questions about Amuse and their parts are:
Did the IOP S2k aka "Touge Monster" become the PWP S2k GT1? Or is it a different S2k?
Is the Amuse c/f trunk lid and the c/f uprights for the wing all one piece or are they separate pieces? (pictured below)
Did the IOP S2k aka "Touge Monster" become the PWP S2k GT1? Or is it a different S2k?
Is the Amuse c/f trunk lid and the c/f uprights for the wing all one piece or are they separate pieces? (pictured below)
