Where is Catch 22 now?

i live bout 20 minutes from dave and the last i seen/heard of catch 22 is the kid who owns it did use it for a daily and he hit a man hole cover and f up the back end of the truck. that was a while ago. project insomnia is sitting in the garage and not goin anywhere, it had some probs with it after sema and they were supposed to be fixed but other "probs" got in the way. yeah it sucks both nice trucks.

i herd from a buddie of mine in acro that project insomnia is up for sale for 22k

Edited: 10/14/2007 4:52:05 PM by DragBdyAA

yup it is for sale for 22k,

This was posted on the Acro forums by Dave:"'04 F-150, body dropped, 24's, supercharger (in box), tons of audio equipment, stock and custom interior, needs front control arms built, has tons of parts (including custom built billet calipers/13" rotors for the front, etc."

thats a steal!!!!!! 22k shit way cheaper than starting from scratch....

Hey guys, yep, Catch 22 is driven quite a bit, and it's not quite in the same shape as when I sold it, but I had to sell it to get the next one rolling. I made it to SEMA and then on the way back it received some damage (Insomnia) and I put it away for a loooong time, lol.

I've toyed with selling it, not sure if anyone would come up with the $$$, I learned it's much harder to sell than most would think (learned that with Catch 22).

There are TONS of unfinished rides sitting in garages, storage units, shops, etc. I know there are plenty of crazy vehicles out there people never finished, and it is a shame, but those that have built full tilt custom rides can attest, at some point, you lose the drive. And the final steps usually cost the most in $$$ to wrap up a project, whether you do it yourself or not, you still need to spend some serious $$$ (IMO).

Later,Dave Shulman

Funny i don't care for Fords but catch 22 is still my favorite truck of all time. That thing is just badass. Does anyone have any photos of the one he's trying to sell now?

http://www.wheelstop.com/insomnia.htm

Now it's torn apart a bit (no brakes on it, stockers, has conventional sunroof now, primered doors - no handles now, primered most of the truck). It does start up and run good, now has a custom built aluminum radiator, 13" billet brakes up front, billet hubs, billet calipers.

And no, I will not post pics of it the way it sits in my garage, I'd hate for anyone to see it that way, LOL!

one i shot at sema in 04

Hey Rik, and everyone/anyone else, if you have shots of Insomnia from SEMA '04, can you please email them to me? Tucn20s@aol.com

Thanks,Dave Shulman