Yes you do and it is a beauty, certainly no trailer queen.
And on that note I would like to say that you are no trailer queen either, you do what you do.
Continuing on from what Pete said about teams it is indeed a herd of cats we have here but one that seems to work.
For those not in our team, Graham aka Colonel Grumm has been on this project with us from day one. Although he might not have put as many hours into each weekend that we have that is because he hasn't have to; he has years more experience than us with breaking engines and crashing things so he doesn't need to witness our trial by mistake.
Dr G and I are of the mindset that we need to go down every path to figure out why something is done (or more accurately why it is not done) in a particular way. All along the Colonel will say a simple statement which typically turns out to be the best solution, but we will go our own way working out why every other way doesn't work until we understand the logic of his solution.
He was the donor of our original Buick engines, masterminded our move to VN commodores (and gave us one of those too) provided the VW steering solution and the rack itself, the diff, the porting, the wiring and his expertise at the salt has kept us going when things started to break on a number of occasions each year.
So I would like to say a huge thank you and say we definately could not have done it without you.
I would be honoured to assist on your approaching Salt Lake build and running in any way I can.
Dik