had a little sit down with craig jackson a few years back. the nicest thing i can say about him is that he is a driven man. i was just curious to see what would be the best approach to restoring my 50, but he was far more interested in the bigger picture.
like i said, this was a few years ago and he was still pretty young (not that i was all that old either). he just came across as being far more interrested in what was to be gained "financially" than what was to be gained historically.
i know that i'm small time in comparison to the b&j auction, and i'm sure he had better things to do than b.s. with me about restoring my truck. i was just a little dissapointed that he wasn't more interested in a good historical truck than the commission he could make off of it.
it's no hemi, and it's no trailer queen, but it's mine...
