No hijack worries here. I really dig your work, and if I still lived in LA, we'd buzz up there for a weekend. Maybe on one of our CA trips we'll come by.
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When i'm out there doing work for them,i always stay late enuf to close shop up.It is pretty cool looking at the fab work before the cars get covered with paint and body panels,Troy has a good idea what he wants from everybody that works for him and his outside help,and it is a very high standard.I've seen those guys make parts in a day that alot of people would spend a week on.Very talented crew he has.If it can be dreamed up they can make it.The best part is the party's at Troy's house(you better bring your "A" game).Good people for sure.I got lucky to be part of some of there projects.Looking forward to working on the Nova and that big ass 300 (the car is huge)
Sew Ho, how long did it take you to type all that! You must have cut out of the shop early today!
There projects are so well organized how and where do they store the customers parts? Everyone knows that a car taken apart takes up twice the space if one held. But you never see parts anywhere in their shop.
as kevin said...you rent a storage place for the duration of the build. Ours had random parts from the nova and even stuff from the 40 ford sitting in it.
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