Team Resourcefulness and Enduring Friendships

Take that off, take put nice shoes on and long-sleeved shirts. You're not a redneck no more. It sent me to about four or five schools. Well, you know But that that that was the beginning of you know what you what you just said. But I also even though I'm redneck or whatever, can't something just be genuine? I mean, isn't genuine as good as anything? >> That's the way I look at it. So, you know, it is Yeah, I used to kind of laugh. Like a banker would come by and this that and the other. And Butch would be out there grinding on the chassis with a, you know, a 10-in disc or whatever. And all of a sudden, the banker would and he would run upstairs cuz we had the apartment and put on slacks and a and a suit and it's like who the hell is this? I mean this isn't you, but you know, the test is out and he's talking the talk. Which is what that happened to with Butch Mock. Well, now you got special people for that. And but then, like say, it used to be a small group of you guys had to had to be in special people and the workers. Well, at the height of the team, we had 18 people. And we were doing engines, and chassis, gears, like we weren't going to Tex for gears and transmissions, and we weren't going to Hutch for cars. We didn't buy the snouts from Andrew. But but Jimmy Pedigrew, that Butch talked about earlier, he built the cages, he built the frames. You got any old cool old parts and pieces like pieces of cars or entire cars, anything like that? Well, yeah. From the the Ray Mock era?