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Originally Posted by ironworks (Post 477785)

I'm not really sure what there is to teach on the weekends. I'm pretty well spent by that point in time. Heck We have been so busy I get about an hour each day to try and get my new dirt race car together to start racing it this season. I thought we were all ways busy but now it seems the work for us is coming out of the word work. I have hired a more guys in the past few weeks and could use even more if there were quality workers to be found.

http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/t...29-2013016.jpg

No time for that dirt car,just focus on that Nova in the background!!:lol:

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Originally Posted by ironworks (Post 477785)

I appreciate the reply. It's fine I thought it was worth a shot. If you are racing at Speedway my wife and I may run into you then. I've actually met you a few years back at Upper Room at Canyon Hills.

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Originally Posted by Darrell (Post 477875)

No time for that dirt car,just focus on that Nova in the background!!:lol:

Which Nova? The orange and blue one or the soon to be yellow and purple 67?

Just wait till you see the rear bumper on the yellow and purple one.

Rodger

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Originally Posted by Darrell (Post 477875)

No time for that dirt car,just focus on that Nova in the background!!:lol:

There's always time for the dirt car :rules:

Yo Rodger, I met some guy at Bako speedway last Sat night that said he used to work for you. I didn't get his name.

Have you met Bill Loe yet?

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Originally Posted by intocarss (Post 478016)

There's always time for the dirt car :rules:

Yo Rodger, I met some guy at Bako speedway last Sat night that said he used to work for you. I didn't get his name.

Have you met Bill Loe yet?

I'm getting there on the new car, I might have the new car together as a roller this weekend. I'm hoping to race it maybe the end of the month, but I have a weekend in Vegas coming up and the following weekend I'm going to the Aussie SuperCar race in Austin with some friends. Is sucks when life gets in the way of your racing career.

You could have met quite a few guys. There are about 5 guys roaming around out there that I have employed at some point in my 12 years. And a few more I have been trying to hire.

I have not met Bill Loe, but have heard about him from Terry Henry at Raceprep, the local boy race car shop and hang out.

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Originally Posted by ironworks (Post 478014)

Which Nova? The orange and blue one or the soon to be yellow and purple 67?

Just wait till you see the rear bumper on the yellow and purple one.

Rodger

Don't forget the red stripe :sarcasm_smiley:

That ZL1 nova is looking ZL1 badd azzz,I like the way the ZL1 bumper fits ZL1 tite(sic tite),maybe I'm taking this ZL1 theme a little to far,back of this car is lookin cool (ZL1 cool),ok I'll stop now,just trying to let you guys know the car is looking great (ZL1 great),sorry,keep up the good work,can't wait to see it :lol::lol:

Getting much closer on our GT switches.

http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/t...29-2013002.jpg

Here are some specs on the switches.

Styles available
(On) - Off - (On) Power window switch
Off - On - On Headlight switch
Off - On Off - On switch
Off - (On) Starter switch

These switches are capable of 20 amp on 4-14volt DC current.
They are designed for 150,000 electrical switch cycles
Temperture range of -40 deg C - 85 deg C

The desired hole cut out is a .83 x 1.45 with a panel thickness of .030 - .250.

All parts are made right here in the USA. The switch mechanism is provided by Carling Technologies in Plainville, Ct.

Price will be as follows
1 single switch - 85.00
2 switches for - 160.00 - 80 each
4 switches for - 300.00 - 75 each
6 switches for - 420.00 - 70 each

Initially we will only offer the switch tops in a machined finish. We will work to anodize the tops when we get an idea of what finishes people might like. We made the tops in aluminum to be able to have a long list of color and finish options. You can polish, brush, chrome, anodize, powdercoat, and paint these tops or just leave it with a machine finish.

We will be doing a pre-order special on our website starting next week. We will be trying to put the long list of people and shops that have been interested in these switches into line and trying to group people together for certain finishes on their switch tops. This will make anodizing the switches possible. We will also be offering a 10% discount for the month of June to all Lat-g members. Keep an eye on our online store for a link tab to place your order. Credit cards will not be charged until product is ready and in hand to ship.

Thanks guys
Rodger

Rodger those look awesome! Nice job.