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Glad to hear it all worked out. And Eric/82Daytona is a good guy and knows his shit.

You can also use a 3/4 X 1 1/2 X 24-30"tubing and cantilever it out. Just notch the back and run it under the subtop. To trim it out, run a piece of moulding or fasia in front of it the length of the overhang and return it at the ends.

We have soapstone with a leather fininsh and love it.

I'm sure the granite guys address any overhang concerns. It seems more and more they want to be responsible for subtops and overhang support.

That's a great idea and would solve a lot of issues. On the flip side, that would require the cutout be more accurate. As it is now they just have to be close.

You can use steel to support the overhangs so you don't see anything or have to deal with corbels.

We use plywood for all our subtops. There's no way to keep the it perfectly dry. Undermount sink with caulking that will need to be redone at some point, holes for faucet, soap disp. water will find a way in. Not to mention the moisture under the sink that will break it down from underneath. We...

That's the way to build a solid customer base. He knows where to go and who to recommend for future work.:thumbsup

Apparently O's oil dependency finally caught up to him. He should probably go all electric

82 Daytona/Erik is a good guy. Just sent him a text, should be along shortly. We used flamed granite on our island and soap stone for the rest of the kitchen.

The drunk driver was tried, convicted and the sentenced at the scene. Can't blame the dad a bit. His life is over as he knew it.

Hey Tom, That little boat is cool. How wide is it back in the engine compartment / would a bbc with headers clear the sides? Thanks Ron

I wanted the whole thing to be old school 70's. Raul had to sew all the tuck himself. Everyone else was to young to know how to do it. Very labor intensive to do it that way.

Raul has treated me well on the 2 interiors he has done for me. I made new front buckets for Beav/Dave when he had his Spectra. Those may have gone to Raul. I know I recommended A-1 to him.

That's a cool site. I still have my 78 Dodge Van Brochure, along with an 85 Ford F-series brochure. Just more crap tucked away, that in all reality i'd never miss if they got round filed.

And jets did better than the GN's

Thanks Scott, Very cool of you to post those up. My son said this years track was better than last years, but would like to run more asphalt like they did a few year ago. Next year he said he's doing the 100 miler, actually kicks himself for not doing it this year. Thanks Again, Ron

No I didn't ride. I'm not much of a rider, just sold my KTM to my son in law. Wasn't there much, dropped in to watch Vance on Sat. Then watch the 100 miler from the Chevy dealer by the table top. I'll have to get the boys to join one your Milestone Mafia rides. They both go to school in Pomona.

Cool video's thanks for sharing Jerry. My son Vance got 18th of 28 in lightweight novice yesterday, and my nephew got 23rd out of 141 in the 100 miler today on a stock 125 2 stroke. Great weekend

I'll be there with my son. He's run it the last 4 years. Are they doing the water crossing this year? And the street part.