TinKicker wrote:I guess I shouldn't overthink everything. I need to just build it and then correct the flaws on teardrop #2!
That's my plan too. I already have the go ahead from the CFO for #2 when #1 is done.
Questions about ride height.
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by aggie79 » Wed Jan 14, 2009 12:33 am
That's my plan too. I already have the go ahead from the CFO for #2 when #1 is done.
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by TinKicker » Wed Jan 14, 2009 10:39 am
I'm going the "swiss-cheese" route like you are, Aggie. I've got it all worked out in my head--and in SketchUp--but I'm trying free up some "play money" by paying off one small nagging debt first. I tell ya! These kids! 
Kelsey
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Go ahead and get your project started because it's just like having kids...if you wait to start until you're skilled enough or rich enough, you'll never do it. And just look at what you'd miss!
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In planning any project you've never attempted before, always allow for the three three's: It will take you three times longer, three times more material, and three times more money than you thought.
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