[Lawrenzo]

Has anyone bought one of these before? They are the company that supplied the VOI I believe. Just curious if they are worth the $200 or not.


www.lazart.com/viper.html

 

[Mak]

I've seen nonviper stuff like that for 10-30 bucks. Looks to me like there is a stiff viper tax on it.

 

[FUSCUCLA1]

They have the worst customer service. I had so many problems with them. Don't waste your time.

 

[samehereasthere]

Lawrenzo,
I do own a couple of these and they are very,very nice. I think Lazart supplied some of the awards at the first Nats put on by Dr.Roof. I have used them a few times and never had any problems even thought it seems that others have.

Clark

 

[Venmous]

"Mr. Lazart" drives a Gen1 Hennessey set-up and took the purse at the Viper Nationals in Norwalk this year after Cudaman choked :doh: (j/k bro)

I personally haven't dealt with him or his company but I own two of his RT/10 keychains and they are pretty sharp.

I'm sure you can get a discount off of the retail prices listed on the website; pm me if you're interested.

 

[NOITALL]

there are places in malls that do this with your picture. They take a 360 degree pic of you then the computer makes it. Just take in a Viper diecast and have one done. They are like $45

 

[Tie]

Great Info Craig!! However down here I've never seen that service in any malls.

 

[McGuireV10]

I've seen nonviper stuff like that for 10-30 bucks. Looks to me like there is a stiff viper tax on it.

Lazart was the company with a display at VOI, and as I understand it, they produced the cubes given to SRT-10 certificate holders at VOI for free, in exchange for a license from DC to use the logo and likenesses.

The machine is a pretty expensive piece of equipment from some company in Russia. It's cool, it creates the dots by intersecting two beams at a point inside the material in a mold before it hardens. Roe Racing started to do a deal with them to buy one of the machines, but dropped the idea when they found out Lazart had started producing virtually identical stuff. (Sean had samples and pricing all lined up -- it would have been significant cheaper than Lazart's products. Our loss.)