Where's your brew pub going to be?

[QUOTE=Flash68;181729] A partner and I are in the process of buying a brewery/restaurant. QUOTE]
life partner???:P
was todd getting at something in your build thread? :lol:

I am unable to disclose yet til we open escrow and the liquor license transfer is posted, but I can say it's in the north bay and it has been in biz for 18 years.

[QUOTE=skatinjay27;181753]I guess I need to remember to say BUSINESS partner in the presence of all you homophobes! :lol:

That news breaks my heart!! :( I've got my fingers crossed that those who owe you money pay up and soon so you can keep it.

Thanks Curtis. Me too man... thanks for your support, along with everyone else in recent months, who offered to help me with various things on the project. I really am working to try to keep it and finish it right.

First let me say how AWESOME your car is!!!! Please excuse me if this is a dumb question, so it's a rolling chassis with motor and interior, but all in pieces?

Thanks,
Joe

Why thank you, Joe.

I wouldn't say it is "all in pieces" as you suggest. Did you check out the photo album (most current pics at bottom) or the build thread linked to here in the first post?

It has full drivetrain, some of the interior, most of the mechanical minus some fuel lines, ignition, EFI computer, intercooler plumbing, and other accessories. We are thinking of a completion date of Feb or March at the latest.

If you are interested in discussing further, email me at dwgordon at gmail dot com.

It's just not fair. Driving my car is one of the greatest pleasures in my life (family, house, flying, car). I want that for you and all my fellow LG nerds. You deserve it! It's just not fair that you've been put in this position. Hang on as long as you can buddy. I've got my fingers crossed for you.

:cheers:

Thanks bro. I appreciate that.

I'm glad you haven't sold your car yet cuz I know you've been enjoying it a lot. :thumbsup:

I don't pretend to know your situation Dave but after running a technical staffing division for a major player in that biz, the hard lesson learned was staffing companies were always last to get paid.