Things are going well on this wet monday. Kenneth and Ted mocked up the D44 under Davin's Taco. The parts should be here in a day or two to hang the front suspension. The steering shaft and firewall plate are in. And the Waggy spring have a couple less leaves for more flex and a better ride height.

Ted also knocked out a leaking AC system on Billy's Yota.

Chris finished all the fab work on Al's Buggy. The rear coilovers are now set at the correct suspension arch with tube work to the cage and some fenderwell clearancing. Tomorrow the front axle will be centered, ride height adjusted and all the suspension bolts will get a final torquing.

We busted ass on Al's Buggy last Friday. All of the tube work on the front hood line and rockers are complete. We spent hours on removing the previous rear suspension work, but the coil spring buckets have been nothing but problems. Chris is hammering on those. Once they are gone, we can cut the tub and mount the coilovers.

Kenneth is working on Davin's Tacoma. The plate on the firewall is proving to be difficult with a dust seal that goes over the new steering shaft. Once he knocks that out, we'll get him on swapping center dump headers on Jeff's 1 Ton Jimmy.

Ted is battling an AC system on Billy's 85 Yota. Then it's back on Davin's Tacoma to finish the t-case mount and work on pulling a few leaves from the 4" Waggy springs. If there is time left... back on Cory's 3.4L wiring harness.

I'm catching up on paper work and planing the week's schedule. Hopefully, I'll be back in the shop by two o'clock.