better bring your "A" game

I know no other my friend!!

Just ask Dock!

Can I just be an innocent bystander next time?

Here's a picture from the last time you were in town!

yeah, thats about right!

Well lets see

One year in Jacksonville while on a run to St. Augustine Jason had to keep me out of jail. His famous words were "Keep your mouth shut and let me do the talking". Then the following year on the same run except returning to Jacksonville I had to stop and help keep the coast guard from taking Jason to jail and my famous words were "Keep your mouth shut and let Lori do the talking!

I cannot talk about Savannah or Lake Hartwell as per our court order.

Bucyrus here we come, this should be fun!

I will be lucky if any of you guys let me know last time you guys wouldn't call for fear of what might happen

I promise that you will get fair notice that we are on the way. If you don't show up you will never live it down. Adam calls you a P U S S Y already!

No he said I like it !

Just received an update from the "GREAT ONE", Mr. Adam Shook.

The boat project is moving forward very well.

Here is a picture of the new Ocean's LED in the Transom.

I am simply blown away by what Adam does and comes up with.

He keeps raising the bar every day. If you have any question as to his talent just look at Split Decision. What he did on my boat last year was simply cool. He delivers more than you expect.

Well he has topped it all now. I'm sitting here almost speachless and for those that know me that doesn't happen too often.

We have a problem with oversized holes in the oil pans which did not allow them to seal properly creating oil leaks between the block and pan. Adam and Mark figured out the problem and Adam came up with a solution. The solution was to build a rail system that the oil pan bolts go through first and snug the rail up to the pan and pull it tight against the block. Use new gaskets along with "Right Stuff" silicone sealer and all should be 100%.

Adam has a nice machine shop but he was not satisfied with what he could produce. Even though this was at the bottom of the engine where no one would see it he wanted it to be perfect. He created a drawing and what he wanted and had them cut on a water jet. They are a work of art.

I had no idea he was going to this kind of trouble but knowing him like I do I should not be surprised. This is simply amazing and very much appreciated.

Adam ROCKS!

These picturers are of the right and the left side rails.