Posted by Gary, kansas on February 09, 2010 at 21:05:37 from (75.104.71.250):
In Reply to: Re: Chip Foose 4020 posted by Big Buck 4020 Team on February 09, 2010 at 14:31:05:
I just wonder if some of Foose's many fans may go look at this finished project and scratch thier heads asking, what was this designed to do? They just may find out through their research it was used in food production. It just might be worth all the money they spend and the time the team puts in if the right young man or woman comes to realize their food really doesn't start in a grocery store, but the store is only a place to buy it. This build may just end up being more significant than some of you want to realize. Chip, thanks for branching out into a new challenge. Thanks, Gary
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