Pace 427 debuts at Nationals

[damage]

I don't get there enough unfortunately, but for the last few months there hasn't been a need for me to go there since.

BTW its my Kirkham and the Cammer sitting in his work shop that have been sitting there since June. They were ready to come to Australia 12 months ago but Craig was way to busy.

I could go on about a lot of things but will refrain as I just want my car finished.

I agree the workmanship may be top notch but perhaps there is a point in someones business where they need to actually concentrate on turning out the work that has been paid for in advance and promised rather then going out chasing more work or get more staff.

[spookypt]

Don, please get out of the way so damage can get his car finished!

Waiting for cars to be finished over a period of time longer than the owners expectations are always very frustrating. Not zoning in on any brand in particular but its not a Robinson Crusoe scenario as I'm sure many have waited longer than they wanted. Be it an entire car, engine, paint etc it all seems to take longer. Not a justification just an observation.

Fingers crossed you get your car finished soon. It certainly looks pretty... Except for the drool many seem to have left on it.

And while I may get shouted down a little....the drive is on for cobra nats 2014 and damage we would love to have you and your completed car in attendance.


Spookypt

[Chris L]

I was there the other day and while he (Craig) was obviously very busy, took a little time to give a tour. If I was going through the process again of building a car, I would be seeing Craig, no doubt in my mind what so ever. Everything I saw , I liked and the thought behind why it was done that way, just as impressive.
Whilst I don't regret having my car and going through the process over many years of the build for one minute, the quality of what I saw getting done did make me a little 'crook' in the guts and very envious of those in waiting.
Thanks again to Craig for his time.

Regards
Chris L