THE AIRIZONA ARTWORX BUILD UP.

i still would like to keep this positive. i actually had some hard times before the schedule to start all this. im sorry for the upset but i will take my time and give the sponsors what they agreed to build, something they can show off to further their business...my only concern is amy and the sponsors and there products dispite how i may look. i hope to keep the pictures coming... jimmy

Edited: 11/2/2011 7:49:57 AM by Chopped Mazda

By keeping it positive, you mean you dont want anyone to call your scam on this whole deal? you bragged this up untill less than 30 days before SEMA that you were right on track, and we would all be surprised..... then...... Nope.

What a joke.



Taylor

Dont bash on him, or they'll delete this thread also.

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Chopped Mazda said:

Edited: 11/2/2011 7:49:57 AM by Chopped Mazda

By keeping it positive, you mean you dont want anyone to call your scam on this whole deal? you bragged this up untill less than 30 days before SEMA that you were right on track, and we would all be surprised..... then...... Nope.

What a joke.



Taylor













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how in anyway is this considered a scam in the slightest degree i dont get it. scam that i donate all of my time and any money or potential time to make money to do something generous and give someone that deserves something like this. what in the heck do you think i would get out of this. advertisement only goes so far man. sad to say its still going to happen. in no way shape or form is this a joke. if you have anything negative to say about anything i have tried to do, well i guess i missed my point to this whole thing. sucks that people can always find a way to turn something good into something bad.....i am besides myself just enjoy the pics of the build tell me if you like it and im always open for constructive critics, ideas and help in any way shape or form im not here to make enemies or talk down to anyone for any reason. i usually make it a point not to talk badly about anyone or anything i just wanna finish what i started. i said to please keep it positive for amy and the people that have donated to help this. thanks

Sorry bro, i personally see this is a scam. I dont mean a fill your pockets and run to the bank scam, but a scam none the less.


Answer this question honestly. at what point in time did you actually realize that there was no shot in hell this would make it to SEMA?


Im glad your going to do the right thing and follow through with the build, and from what work has been done so far, its going to be a stellar truck. It didnt make it to sema, its not a really big deal to be honest, but how casual you made it seem was very midleading.

good luck, keep up the good work on the truck!


Taylor

i guess i thought i had alot more help than i actually did in that time frame. i made a mistake by depending on others to be there and i also had some very bad things happen in the months befor.e i was determined none the less till the last minute and i still am so lets move forward and make the best of it. truck will still try and set a new ground in hopes.

I've been following this one from the beginning. I'm glad to see that you're following through with the build, even though it is, I'm sure, at great expense to you.

With that said, building a full show truck in 2 months is a lofty goal, even for a fully operational shop, let alone for what appears to be, for the most part, a one man show. So many things have to go right to build a SEMA caliber vehicle in 2 months, and, to be honest, when you still gathering materials in mid-september, you probably should have maybe stepped back and taken stock of the situation. Optimisim is great, but realism has to come into play at some point too. You had to know at some point that there was no way this truck was going to make the deadline, and I think that's what most people here are frustrated with. If you had just come out in the end of September and said that some things had gone down, and it wasn't going to be finished in time for SEMA, you would not have nearly as many people on you about this build.


Again, the work looks great, and it is definately shaping up to be a bad ass truck, and I'm glad you're sticking with it. I think in the end, the owner is going to be happy with it, and that's more importan than anything...


For what it's worth, I started a SEMA build in august too... for 2012 ;)

2 months? He had the truck since March according to the picture with it at his house that was deleted.

I just cant believe now after all of this, your going to blame other people, because you didnt have enough help.

Really?

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UnusualFabrication said:

2 months? He had the truck since March according to the picture with it at his house that was deleted.

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Oh..I know Chris..lol. I was going by the actual beginning of teardown, which started in late August....