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cargodz wrote: Sure maybe some of the installs may not be up to par, but I have seen a few that I thought were very nicely done such as Tony Stewart's hearse (I think I'm remembering that's right for who they built it for).

Isnt that the the one were they brought in outside help(Biggs and that alpine guy that i cant remember his name and someone else)

gary biggs and steve brown is the guy from alpine but let me tell you something,i think dave rivera also. but any of those guys wanna come do some work in my shop and they are welcome any time......you say it likes its a bad thing, it would be the equivilant of richard simmons showing up at zeroaccess' house and wanting to sweat to the oldies.

Gary Biggs is a friend of mine and he said he worked his butt off. He also stated that Reme is one of the good ones. IE that he definately knows his stuff. Gary stated that working on that hearse was one of the most rewarding, yet physically demanding jobs he worked on. Tony Stewart actually loved the thing, and that my friends is not blowing smoke up someones arse.

So Zero, I understand you wanting to protect yourself. But I gave Troy the benefit of the doubt that he was who he says he is. Truth is in the puddin, and this:

from Ryan of Ohio

This is unique for sure. The registrant email points to their server. In order to fully register here you must confirm the email. meaning someone from that domain must recieve the e mail and click the link. So its legit.

is the proverbial pudding.


Again I say to Troy, welcome to CAC, and enjoy your stay. Sit down, prop your feet up and tune in...we are here to listen, to talk, to teach, and to learn.

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smoker wrote:gary biggs and steve brown is the guy from alpine but let me tell you something,i think dave rivera also. but any of those guys wanna come do some work in my shop and they are welcome any time......you say it likes its a bad thing, it would be the equivilant of richard simmons showing up at zeroaccess' house and wanting to sweat to the oldies.

No not saying its a bad thing at all. Michael said that was one of the one that he "thought was very nicely done" and i'm just sayin yea they had help thats all and with a very very experienced crew that knows its s***

OnY,

Read your previous post, thank you.

And i'm quite comfortable, a bit tired from a 14 hour day though, beginning with a 7 am flight, so i'm going to leave the job now.

I'll check in with you guys over the weekend.

scotts1000rr wrote:No not saying its a bad thing at all. Michael said that was one of the one that he "thought was very nicely done" and i'm just sayin yea they had help thats all and with a very very experienced crew that knows its s***

So what's wrong with that?... That's just good business sense when you have a big job like that and also makes good sense to bring in people that can and are willing to help to complete a job quickly and properly... When I was working on a VW Golf back a few months ago I had Ryan build the box for it cause I knew he'd do a good job and I was limited on time to work on the vehicle because my mom was in town... So there's nothing at all wrong with having people come in to help out