| Well, here's something the average Joe doesn't
get to experience every day. Our very own Glen Chancellor, through a
business association, was identified as a source for a tough-to-find
Centerline wheel, that was being sought after by none other than the King
of Sweden. The king is something of a car guy and he owns a 1965
Shelby Mustang which was in need of the wheel due to a mishap. The
King keeps his GT350 at the Shelby facility in Vegas.
If that's not enough, get this, the King of Sweden also owns a
Pantera! The King is a real Cobra nut and he claims he doesn't get
much time to drive his Pantera. Sorry, we don't have any pictures of
that, but Glen did manage to get these candid shots with his cell
phone. Sorry that's the best quality we can do for now.
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Glen, sporting the SDP shirt on the left rubs elbows with royalty.
Glen professes that the King was a real stand up guy and a pleasure to hang
with. His highness King Karl 16th Gustaf has been king since 1973 (he
probably bought his '72 Pantera as coronation present).
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The picture is kind of rough, but here King Karl handles one of Glen's
masterpiece model Panteras printed (you heard me right printed!) on one of
Glen's amazing 3-d prototyping printers.
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The project began with the Royal Horse looking a little worse for wear with
the slightly hobbled front right wheel.
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Glen got to work and spent the better part of 2 days whipping the King's
ride into shape
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Glen finished it up and its ready for the King to take it out for a romp!
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King Karl and "BJ" (Glen's partner) look on at the transformed
beast. Nice job Glen. We are absolutely in awe of you
Glen! We are truly not worthy, we are not worthy.
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