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Backyard Observatories... Installed pricing?
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:57 AM
Are there any other charges that aren't spelled out? It seems like a low amount for them to come from Ohio to build it and then return home. Unless of course the delivery charges bump the price up.
Has anyone used BYO? How quick was it? Tips?
I seems to remember them being at NEAF. I'm going to try and get all of my research done by then and get the ball going at NEAF.
Does anyone know of any builders who have built observatories in northeast PA?
Posted 10 January 2013 - 10:31 AM
Check out the Vendor Forum here (down at the bottom of the page); he's got a new thread there.
Here's mine.
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The price: I think he can keep this well controlled and reasonable because he knows what to do/expect. He's built hundreds of them.
Mine was anything but a "standard" build and he still kept the price fair.
The process: we disussed the build on the phone, via e-mail and even a
bit here on the CN site in this forum. Again, mine was not a typical Obs,
the plan was to "punch a hole" in an existing structure and build a roof top ROR. Scott had been there and done that before. No problem.
Timing: he usually tries to schedule a series of builds that allow him to keep travel time and costs down. He built a couple more Obs here in TX on his trip. He's very up front about timing/scheduling. The build itself in spite of being a bit unusual took less than 3days.
In the end I'm very happy with the experience and the results. I would do it again in a heartbeat!
Posted 10 January 2013 - 11:30 AM
I'll probably contact him, I was hoping to make one trip up to the site to take some photos and measurements.
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It's difficult for us to answer questions that only Scott (BYO) should be answering, as I'm sure there are different circumstances for different builds that he has to take into consideration.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 01:44 PM
Scott and crew installed my observatory coming on two years now (No. 150!). These guys are consummate professionals. They arrive with a plan based on your design and their cumulative experience, and adjust if need be with barely a hiccup. All costs are documented up front and are exactly as quoted. Scott manages his costs by purchasing supplies local if he can and by routing his installs to regions.
Straight stuff Adam, the most positive influence on my viewing has been having that observatory built by (in my opinion) the best observatory builders you can hire today. Scott and the guys from BYO are just good guys who return 100% + value for your cost. Very trustworthy and solid people.
Give him a call or email him with your thoughts and plans. Why wait to NEAF?
Posted 10 January 2013 - 03:59 PM
Edited to add: I sent Scott photos of the concrete slab well before they came out. When the slab was installed, I got Scott on the phone with my cement guy to be sure there was a mutual understanding about what was needed.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 04:20 PM
BYO built an observatory for me two months ago. In addition to the listed price, I was charged "mileage," which was split with another project they were doing in NM. Of course, all of this is agreed upon ahead of time. Scott & Don showed up on a Sunday afternoon, unloaded some materials, and they went to work the following morning. In 2-1/2 days my observatory was finished. A friend who knows construction looked at it, and he thinks BYO did a great job. However, you're on your own for permits. I intentionally kept my project smaller than 120 sq ft, so that it could be just a "storage shed." Also, since they are unlicensed in my state (Calif.), I would be potentially liable if one of them were injured on the job. Individual homeowners are usually protected if the contractor is licensed, at least in Calif. The situation may be different in your state.
Edited to add: I sent Scott photos of the concrete slab well before they came out. When the slab was installed, I got Scott on the phone with my cement guy to be sure there was a mutual understanding about what was needed.
Thanks. That answered a lot of my questions. Did they suggest you pour the slab without them? I was wondering what they did while waiting for the concrete to set.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 04:59 PM
Some people have suggested that I could have done the whole thing on my own for a lot less money. Probably true. I looked at a lot of photos of other personal observatory projects. I saw any number of steps where I might lose enthusiasm for the project or perhaps "settle" for something substandard, because doing it right would be beyond my confidence level, and I'd have to puzzle over the next step. Also, I could see that dumping a load of lumber in my driveway would still leave me months or years from getting it done. I'm 69 now (68 when the obs. was built), and I don't have a lot of "somedays" remaining. I wanted it done. These guys have built a lot of them (mine is no. 173), and they know exactly what to do. There's no wasted motion.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 05:29 PM
But I also know that If I pay someone to do it, it will get done quickly. If I do it myself, it could take forever.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 07:59 PM
Everybody has to judge their own ability and persistence for something like this. I see pix of lots of beautiful, completed, user-built observatories. I didn't see my own picture being among them. BTW, I thought they would pour the pier first. They did it last. My cement guy left a 16x16-inch aperture in the slab (per specification), and Scott dug it out after almost everything else was finished.
But I also know that If I pay someone to do it, it will get done quickly. If I do it myself, it could take forever.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 08:20 PM
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BYO addresses the delivery charges on their website: "The Observatory shipping/delivery charge is not included in the prices listed but will be included in your quote." The delivery price was reasonable and I imagine it varies with distance.
Mount Jennings Observatory was number 100 for BYO and it's been one of the best astronomy related purchase I've made!
The real 'bottom line' is that you'll observe much more with an observatory than without one. Period.
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(1) In these tiny buildings, every inch of space counts. I added 2 ft of length, making the obs. 9-6 x 11-6, still keeping it under 120 sq ft. The two extra feet cost an additional $450. Since I was already down a lot of money for the project, I couldn't see nickel & dime-ing what I really wanted. I did, however, forego the motorized roof $1100), and I may yet regret that decision. It takes a good pull to get the roof rolling.
(2) Scott & Don came in a big Chevy pickup with a trailer of the type you might use for moving, about the size of a large horse trailer. I have a lot of space on the property (2.73 acres). I chose the observatory site so that the house would block a particularly annoying bright light, but also it was already cleared off, and it was easy for the guys to get back there to do the work.
(3) I considered a dome. A friend has an Explora-Dome, and it's really very nice. Three things made the decision for a roll-off instead of a dome: (i) I didn't want to attract unwanted attention by having something that looked like an observatory. (ii) My friend's Explora-Dome requires some calculations and data entry to get the rotation correctly synchronized with the scope. He said he had some trouble getting it right. Since I'll be swapping scopes occasionally, I wasn't sure I could get it working with all three scopes. I didn't want to have to worry about it. (iii) His door requires bending over to crawl through. At 69, I don't want to bend over if I don't have to. However, the Explora-Dome provides more protection against dewing of the optics, more protection from wind, and a view down to the horizon. I agonized a long time about the pier height. I finally went with BYO's standard 42 in. No, I can't see the horizon (except south; I got the fold-down south wall), but for imaging it doesn't matter. I'm not going to shoot down there anyway, and I gain some wind protection. It was important to me to get the fold-down south wall, but it turns out that I haven't used it except to view Canopus from inside the observatory. I may gain some galaxies in Fornax and Eridanus.
Posted 11 January 2013 - 09:56 AM
I have to say, I'm excited to get this underway; but not at all confident in my location selection or planning ability.
Below is a picture of the location. It will either be on a raised deck right up against the house where the gas tank is, or in the center of the lawn with all effort put into maintaining the view from the windows you can see behind the landscaping.
I'd like the roof to roll south, but I also want maximum southern view. That is what I don't have in town.
I'd also like a warm room to be placed within the frame for the roll off roof. And I'd love to do it in an 8X10 structure.
Posted 11 January 2013 - 10:26 AM
I'd like the roof to roll south, but I also want maximum southern view.
If your roof rolls south, it will definitely block some of your southern view! I had mine roll west, as there's a mountain that partially blocked the horizon, so the roof didn't take any sky away. My walls are around 3' high, to give me maximum view with my dob; therefore, a Dobservatory.
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Is there attic/finished space in the part of the structure to the right of the propane tank? If so you could use it as your warm room and a way to access the Obs which could be built on a deck above where the propane tank is.
Yes. Actually, the window above the gas tank is my bedroom. I could use it as a warm room, but wouldn't easily be able to get there from the observatory. This is a very old log cabin. We won't be allowed to cut any logs.
I just had a discussion with my parents, who own the property and will have veto power over the location. They also prefer the gas tank area. My initial concern was their view from their bedroom, and that has become their main concern.
If I were to put it by the house, I just wonder how you would deal with the roof transitions. This is why I need a professionals guidance.
I really hate to say this, because I don't like them; but a dome might make this a lot easier.


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Changed from Bug to Improvement. Manual clearly states that this is not possible.
I'm experiencing the same problem. Trying to rename multiple files using the Rename filter. But as described by Adam, it's not possible to actually add a new filter of the same type more than once. Filters of the same type keep overwriting each other.
I do see the use case where the current behaviour of Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter_Abstract::addFilter() is needed. But it should also cover the use case where you want a unique filter, based on the options parameter, for one or more files.
Far from "Manual clearly states that this is not possible"...the manual currently uses the expected, behaviour of multiple filters specified by file as an example:
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It comes with the note: 'Note: Note that even though setting the same filter multiple times is allowed, doing so can lead to issues when using different options for the same filter'
The manual really should be updated or this should be fixed. Really doesn't make you warm to the framework...
I second that this is a bug, not an improvement.
The ZF documentation linked below shows this should be possible:
That is exactly what I want to do, but of course this bug means the final parameter is ignored it seems.
Even if this was decided that filters should not be called on two separate files in this manner then why does the addFilter not throw some sort of error? Instead it just applies the last rename filter you set to all files in the current transfer, even though you specified the filter should only apply to a particular file.


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Denver, CO (SportsNetwork.com) - Denver's recent eight-game skid is suddenly a
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Ty Lawson posted his fifth consecutive double-double with 16 points and 14
assists while Randy Foye made six of Denver's 14 3-pointers during his 24-
point effort.
Evan Fournier made a career-high four triples for 19 points off the Nuggets'
bench, which outscored Oklahoma City's reserves by a 39-27 margin.
Kevin Durant scored a game-high 30 points for Oklahoma City, which shot just
35.3 percent from the floor and fell to 4-4 without injured guard Russell
The Nuggets led, 27-26, at the end of the first quarter despite 16 points from
Durant, then ended the half on a 10-4 run to head into the break with a 60-51
The third quarter was all Denver, which came out of the locker room and scored
10 of the first 12 points to extend the lead to 14 points.
The Nuggets wound up hitting six 3-pointers during the quarter, including
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and brought an 89-66 advantage into the fourth.
No one other than Reggie Jackson or Durant scored for the Thunder in the
third, and both were on the bench in the final stanza with the outcome no
longer in doubt.
The Nuggets have made double-digit 3-pointers in three straight games ... The
Thunder missed their first 10 shots from long range and finished 6-of-24 from
the perimeter ... Serge Ibaka, who missed Oklahoma City's previous game with
flu-like symptoms, posted eight points and 10 rebounds in his return ...
Oklahoma City still leads the season series, 2-1 ... Denver played without
forward Wilson Chandler due to a strained left groin.
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So our fabulous friend* Beyoncé dropped a new video yesterday, and while critical reactions to the actual song have been mixed, one thing's for sure: girlfriend knows how to wear some goddamn clothes. I'm not sure I've seen anyone look this good in a Cleopatra costume since Elizabeth Taylor herself, and I'm glad to see someone working footwear similar to those crazy invisible shoes we posted about recently. All this and more, after the jump.
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Born Paul Anthony Sorvino in Brooklyn, NY on April 13, 1939, he was a severe asthmatic as a child, but found relief in various breathing exercises. Among these were vocal and singing lessons, which started Sorvino on his initial career path of becoming an opera singer. He eventually found favor with all manner of performance training, including ballroom dancing, which he studied as a teen in order to work as an instructor at an Arthur Murray studio. After 18 years of voice lessons, Sorvino realized that his opera dreams would go unfulfilled, but he continued to study acting at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy. While there, he changed his focus to acting, and after graduating in 1962... Continue Bio >>
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Published: Monday, May 13, 2013 at 5:54 p.m.
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WILMINGTON | Officials will hold a public meeting Tuesday to kick off the effort to create a plan that will help steer development policy within the city for the next 20 years.
The comprehensive plan will have far-reaching effects that could change the way Wilmington looks in the years to come. Overall, the plan will outline priorities to consider as a part of development while preserving the city's heritage.
At 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, the city will hold a public meeting at City Hall at 102 N. Third St. to discuss the plan. Tuesday's meeting will be the first of many public meetings designed to solicit input from residents, according to a news release.
The City Council has appointed a 15-member steering committee to lead the effort to craft the plan.
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Me and the kid getting it done
Pretty good goat.
Me and the kid getting it done
Pretty good goat.
XLNT Drelk ! Tall son of a gun. 15 plus ?
Nice buck Drelk! Can't wait til I can take an animal with my daughter along on the hunt. Congrats.
Nice job man! Nothing better then taking your son with you. I would love to hunt the archery season for my Wyoming antelope...if only it wasn't 1000 miles away!
He might be 15 plus. I'll measure him tonite. He had that massive nose/mature head on him. He was the most mature of the 70-80 bucks we looked at. I will rough score him tonite.
Congrats!!! That's an awesome one!!
Nice. Great memory surly for both you and your son! Way to go Drelk!
Nice Goat! Congrats!!
Aim small, Miss small.
Thanks guys. Now to check my trail cameras for a decent buck deer. Then September 8th for as long as it takes to get a good bull. Happy times!!!
Here are a couple archery goats from years past
Ok. Last pic. I wish I could have got this guy with archery equipment. Chased him the entire archery season. Shot him opening day of rifle.


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Kansas State head coach Deb Patterson reacts during the first half of an NCAA tournament first-round college basketball game against Princeton in Bridgeport, Conn., Saturday, March 17, 2012. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill)
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State starts a two-game home stand on Sunday at 2 p.m., as the Wildcats host South Dakota. The Wildcats will look to start the season 7-0 for the first time since the 2008-09 season and for the second time in the Deb Patterson era and for the fifth time in the program's 45-year history.
Fans are encouraged to bring a new toy to donate for Fort Riley's Operation Santa Claus toy drive. Fans without a ticket that donate a new toy can purchase a general admission ticket for only $3. All fans are also encouraged to take part in K-State's "Ugly Holiday Sweater" promotion. The fan judged to have the ugliest sweater will win a prize package from K-State.
Sunday afternoon's game between K-State and South Dakota will be broadcast on FOX Sports Midwest and K-StateHD.TV and on the K-State Sports Network. Providing the play-by-play and color for the television broadcast will be the award-winning Brian Smoller and former K-State letterwinner Danielle Zanotti. Handling the call on the radio side will be Matt Walters and former K-State letterwinner Kristin Waller. Fans can also follow the free live stats at kstatesports.com and receive updates on Twitter by following @kstate_gameday.
Kansas State (6-0) used a strong defensive effort and an 11-0 run to open the second half to defeat Wichita State on Dec. 4, 48-43. The Wildcats are now 6-0 for the third time under Patterson and the sixth time in school history.
Aiding the Wildcats' defensive performance was 21 turnovers forced by K-State, which included 13 steals. K-State has now forced 10 or more turnovers in all six games this season, which is the first time this has been achieved in Patterson's 17 seasons. The Wildcats have forced its opponents into 20 or more turnovers in three games this season and are averaging 20.3 turnovers forced this season. K-State has registered 76 steals this season (12.7 spg), which ranks second in the Patterson era for steals after six games (2004-05, 77).
Brittany Chambers paced the Wildcats with a game-high 18 points against Wichita State. She also added six rebounds, three steals and an assist to her final stat line. The senior from Jordan, Minn., and 2012-13 All-America candidate needs just six points (1,494) to become the 10th player in school history with 1,500 career points and three rebounds to move into 13th in school history (625). For the season, Chambers leads the Wildcats in scoring (19.3 ppg), rebounding (7.3 rpg), assists (3.0 apg) and three-point field goals made and attempted (19-of-47, .404).


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I am running 5.0.2 on a vm for several years now. We had a power glitch today and now I am unable to connect to smtp, although status says its running. The logs (/var/log/zimbra.log) say otherwise, with the following errors:
file /opt/zimbra/log/zmmailboxd.pid does not exist (shows up later)
May 25 12:52:59 mail zimbramon[20162]: 20162:info: Starting mta
May 25 12:53:00 mail zimbramon[21161]: 21161:info: zmmtaconfig: zmmtaconfig already running at 20598
May 25 12:54:10 mail CRON[21551]: (pam_unix) session closed for user zimbra
May 25 12:54:30 mail postfix/postqueue[21710]: fatal: Queue report unavailable - mail system is dow
Running Postfix check shows the following:
postfix check
postfix/postfix-script: warning: not owned by root: /opt/zimbra/postfix-220.127.116.11z/conf/main.cf
Ownership changes to zimbra:zimbra on a restart
Nothing else is running on port 25:
netstat -an | grep 25
tcp6 0 0 :::7025 :::* LISTEN
I have searched a number of similar post, but have not found an answer to by situation.
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For the first time, the Atlanta Track Club has two charity partners for the AJC Peachtree Road Race. People who still want to participate in the race can purchase a special race number from one of the two charities to get into the event. The money from the entry will go back to the local charities.
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1978 Chevy Malibu - Quick SilverWritten by Jeff Smith on June 15, 2009 Contributors: Bret Kepner Jim Williams' 9-Second, Alcohol-Fed Street And Strip Burner
The small town of House Springs, Missouri, may be little more than a smudge on the map, but it probably has more car crafters and car guys per capita than any city in America. We spent a day last fall with some of those guys, including Jim Williams, who wheels this radical '78 Malibu. When we met Jim, we expected to hear the usual story that this alcohol-fed, Rat-powered machine was the pinnacle achievement amid a long string of fast street cars that probably stretched back to high school. Instead, his story is much quicker. Just a few years ago, he bought a '94 Z28 Camaro for $3,000, ran the snot out of it, and was hooked. That led to the purchase of this project Malibu.
"It was nasty, really nasty. It was bright yellow and had already been back-halved, but it still had drum brakes on the 12-bolt that were all locked up. It was a mess," Jim says. He wanted a cruiser, but he also wanted something fast--really fast. So the plan from the start was to do a high-compression motor and put it on alcohol. The techsheet reads more like a race car spec than a street car with its 13.5:1 compression ratio, big Dart Pro 1 cylinder heads, and Holley Dominator carburetor, but there was method in Jim's excess. "It's really still a street car," he says. "It's just that I never planned on driving this thing more than 25 miles at a time. At 2 to 2 1/2 mpg, I can go 25 miles on a 12-gallon fuel cell until it's empty."
That may sound impractical to some, but to Jim, it's just right. Summers in Missouri can get toasty, but on methanol, overheating is something Jim just doesn't worry about. The other major pluses are the octane rating and the increased power he gets from that coal-based fuel. And it's the Malibu's performance on the local eighth- and quarter-mile tracks near his hometown that makes this beast impressive. Jim's first squirt with the finished Malibu on an eighth-mile track was a smokin' 6.30 that is equivalent to a 9.80s or so. Since then, he's replaced the ailing 12-bolt with a full-on Strange 9-inch, and the Malibu now runs consistent 9.40s with his best a 9.34 at 143 mph. It helps when the car only weighs 2,780 without the driver.
"Every winter, I try to do one thing on the car," Jim says. Between last fall's photo shoot and this summer, Jim yanked the 454 after its sixth season of abuse and added four-bolt main caps to the stock iron block, just for durability. "I shift this thing at 7,200, and it's lasted this long with no problem." His engine builder has been nothing less than shocked at how the Rat has held up under such an rpm barrage. That's inspired Jim to go big. Last year's package ran a single shot of nitrous, so this year's version will sport more squeeze. "I'm going to go to a 200 shot on the first stage and 350 on the second," he says. "The motor will run on alcohol, and I'll chase it with C-16 for the nitrous." It's an interesting combination of fuel and nitrous, but Jim will still have to work his way up to his ultimate goal of pushing the Malibu right up against its 8.50 chassis certification. When we asked about his driving credits, Jim said, "I'm good to 7.50, but the car is only good to 8.50s." His biggest worry is hitting the nitrous too soon and standing the car up on its tail, so he'll start with a little more timing out of the programmable MSD 7 ignition box and work his way up to whatever the Malibu is capable of delivering. "These Malibus are pretty bad about standing up. I don't need that."
The Malibu is actually the classic formula for going fast: a big motor with a little shot of nitrous and a chassis and tires that can put the power to the pavement. With it all dialed in, Jim just sits back, plants the pedal, and enjoys.
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Who: Jim Williams
What: '78 Chevrolet Malibu
Where: House Springs, Missouri, a few short miles from St. Louis and the mighty Mississippi River.
Engine: Jim started with a two-bolt main iron 454 block and had his engine builder, Jim Evans, stuff in a 4.250-inch stroke Eagle steel crank, along with Eagle steel rods and a set of JE pistons that punch up the squeeze to 13.5:1. Total Seal fills the gaps between the pistons and cylinder wall, which is a good thing, because when you're running methanol, it does the nasty to engine oil. Comp Cams got the nod for a mechanical roller that Jim admits to having around 0.714/0.678 inch of lift with the requisite valvesprings and good pushrods to make it live. Of course, if you're going to really squeeze a motor (in more ways than one), then you need a good set of heads. Jim went with a pair of Dart Pro 1 325cc heads that fit on the engine with 2.25/1.88-inch stainless valves, and these aren't even the biggest. Dart also offers a Pro 1 in a 345cc size. His most recent update was a complete CNC machining of the ports and chambers in addition to fitting the iron block with four-bolt main caps, just as a precaution.
Induction: In keeping with the Malibu's low-key nature, there's little more than an Edelbrock Super Victor single-plane with a Holley 1050 Dominator carburetor to mix the fuel and a Magnafuel 500 pump to make sure all that alcohol arrives on time. That small fuel tank up front in the engine compartment is for the C-16 race gasoline that is fed to the NOS 125-shot nitrous system. If you see the car this summer, it will have a two-stage nitrous system with 200 in the first stage and 350 on the second. Jim says he could add the two kits together for a third stage, but that might be getting greedy. The rest of the engine uses an MSD 7 programmable box with slewed timing control.
Exhaust: Jim didn't scrimp on the headers, having a set of custom 2 1/8- to 2 1/4-inch stepped headers built by Dan Shell Race Cars and fitted to a 4-inch exhaust with Dynomax mufflers.
Transmission: The Turbo 400 has been fitted with a reverse manual valvebody and sports an ATI 5,000-stall speed converter, which is probably one reason the car has run as quick as a 1.26 60-foot time. Of course, the transbrake doesn't hurt.
Rearend: When the 12-bolt proved it wasn't going to be durable enough, Jim headed straight for a Strange 9-inch with 35-spline axles and a 4.88 screw.
Suspension: In front, it's pretty much stock with Moroso front springs, Competition Engineering shocks, and no antiroll bar. The rear is a little more updated with a set of ladder bars and Aldan coilover shocks. Add in Strange brakes front and rear, and this is a simple car that works very well. Jim gives all the credit for making it hook to Dan Schell Race Cars in High Ridge, Missouri, which also did the chrome-moly 'cage work.
Wheels/Tires: The fronts are 15-inch Weld Racing Aluma-Stars mounting a pair of Moroso 26x4.5-15-inch tires. On the rear are Goodyear 33x10.5W-15-inch slicks mounted on double-beadlock 15x12-inch Weld Aluma-Stars.
Crew: A car like this requires a big commitment from lots of people, and Jim acknowledges his wife, Tiffany, and their two kids, Brandon and Madison, along with help from Dan Schell, Ben Stumb, and Jeremy Lohman.
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