Defining 'Race-Ready'

that's nuclear quality welding right there. Suspension is set up for road course racing. Well, let's take a look at that. This is where the disasters begin. So, you asked for it, whether you like it or not, you're going to get it. We're back here at the garage shop with Aaron Brown. We're going to learn some stuff today that could possibly save your life or someone else's. What are we doing here? What we're going to do here today is we got three cars. All three of them came from Ring a trailer. And you know, if you happen to sell this car and you and it was yours and if you get your feelings hurt today, I'm sorry, but you know, I'm my business. I see a lot of people, they spend a pile of money on these cars and then they don't they get them and then they're over their head and then all of a sudden it's another 50 grand just to make the thing complete the dream. And I know there's a lot of people that's watching this that know that know that. I know who you are. You know, one of my pet peeves is when you read an ad and they say, "Oh, it's race ready." Race ready for define that. I mean, let's define what does race ready mean. Does that mean race ready to go make parade laps? Does it mean race ready to drive around the neighborhood and impress the kids on their bicycles? I mean, does it mean let's go be competitive at an SVR event? You know, I just want to go over some stuff and maybe all together all of us can learn some more cuz we can always keep learning. We're gonna get that Thunderbird out. We got this 29 car that