Doug:
You have raised the bar skyhigh for anyone building a TD with an ORIGINAL idea. Congrats on the best job I have ever seen. I will be taking many pics of your build when you come down for reentry at Minden. Have a safe trip and Gods speed!!
Tom
I can drink all day.....provided I don't start till 11PM
I don't know what to say that hasn't already been said. The Rocketear is just incredible! Someday I hope she'll fly through or near the Lonestar state, and I'll get the chance to see her up close.
That has to be one of the most magnificent things I have ever seen. Once you are on the road, you will not be able to stop, because the crowd you will attract will keep you from ever getting started again. I love the design, and your workmanship sets off the design perfectly.
I was impressed by your first build. Amazed by the second. And speachless by the third. You have certainly raised teardrop building to an art form. I'm serious when I say that the Rocketeer should be in a museum.
Be safe on your journey!
Joanne
Oh, you may want to take your tarps along. Just before you stop for gas you can pull over and cover the tear. Otherwise it could take you months to get to Minden....
That's absolutely amazing, Doug. Just outstanding work, and what a beautiful rendition of an awe-inspiring, original design. I hope you enjoy this one a lot, and for a long time.
Mopar's what my busted knuckles bleed, working on my 318s...
thank you all very very much...and Steve...there is no way I would take on another sanding job right now...however, when I do...the new one is like running a Rolls Royce...Doug