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That Beast is a Beauty. Following this progress is going to be fun!

Great pics, Marauder4: -New material is always encouraging, and good for the spirit to see it installed!

Those GM engineers probably thought of everything that vehicle model might encounter... ..wll, you know, except THAT. :doghead::beer::doghead:

Pure genius!!

5-tons of cooling is a right big unit! But then, you're in Tallahassee...

Yikes. Garage envy at this end USMC 00-08. Nice!

A great post, Tracer! Like, what were some of those "one-offs", any description (or better: maybe pics)?!!!

Hey, 3rdmdqm, until someone who actually knows pipes up here, my understanding is that only specially formulated high-temperature paints are really going to hold up properly on high-temperature surfaces. There are some rattle-can options.

That's no "run-of-the-mill" trailer there, DeetFreek. What's the story on that, where'd you pick that up?

We had a fine Bassett once in the family, too. Love them headstrong hounds! We made the inexperienced knuckleheaded mistake of paying up for obedience training. For a hound. Obedience. It was worth it just to learn what a waste of time that is for anything with hound in them. And, well, now we...

Love the story, JEB, and that beautiful rig. Cheers!! And just GOT to know: - What's the name of that mighty bodaciously fine Bassett Hound (your avatar pic)?!

Compensating onsequences of some kind, for total disregard of the paying client, are justifiable and (fairly) due. Good luck with the mission!

That rig is a beauty, TundraWookie. Thanks for the great pics! The tanks: - Are those for fuel? Are they piped to the engine?

You got to tell him "Don't you ever even think of doing" whatever it is you hope he'll do. It's likely your one and only chance of getting him to do what you want!! And don't worry too much, becasue somehow it all seems to work out no matter WHAT we do (or don't do), as parents. Good luck...

Always love your posts, Bradyrw625, and wishing you a full and thorough strong recovery from the surgery. Keep the posts coming! Good health to you, Brother!!!

Outstanding!!!!

rustystud, I love you, man! We are all so lucky to have your hard-won worldly wisdom here for the asking... and, it's always provided without ANY billing!!! Talk about a deal!

It's funny how imaging the future (and its uncertainty) is sometimes the scariest part of doing anything (and getting a project started). My dad was a Forward Observer of artillery in WWII. He saw plenty (in combat), over the course of the war. But I recall he told me once that the most...

Glad to heart your rig is running right fine, Abbyblind. A Blazing Fourth to you, Brother. Long Live the Republic!!