3.) Credit where credit is due

I have had a lot of help during this build and I just wanted to take a moment to thank those that have helped with this project and are still helping, either with contributing ideas or spending countless hours in the shop... My son Andrew has been doing a lot of the grunt work for me, cleaning parts, grinding on the frame, holding things in place while doing mock ups, and just hanging out with dear 'ole dad in the shop.... My step son Jim Reyna has been a big help in the fab areas and spending a lot of late nights this past month helping me get things done and keeping me motivated on the project....

Brian Kaspick has been a big driving force on this project with tons of cool ideas and innovative solutions to problems that arise during a fab project of this scale... I truly appreciate the help that they have been giving me.... Thanks guys!!! It's amazing how fast the amount of man hours accumulates on a project like this and we are not at the half way point yet....

I also want to thank those who let me borrow some equipment to aide me in the fabrication... My folks for letting me borrow their plasma cutter.... Also my uncle for letting me use his MIG welder... With out those two major items the fab work would have never been possible...