RockyMtnStalker

The first six months to a year are usually the most critical as you find out all the intricacies of your build and which parts or pieces you may have overlooked or not fastened quite as good as you thought. Trouble shooting them while out on a beautiful drive is always enlightening and adds to the charm of ownership. Darren

Don't confuse the inspection and registration process to legally get your car on the road has anything to do with how roadworthy your car may be. The two are mutually exclusive, you need to be able to wrangle the paperwork and the certain safety items an out of province inspection looks for and then pay the lovely fees. There is no inspection of build quality or inspection of welds or building materials, that is left up to the builder. A trusted mechanic or experienced car builder is your best bet to ensure your car is roadworthy, but that it is not relevant to the registration process. Darren

I was hoping to make it but I am now headed to Edmonton Saturday (4H public speaking event). Hope to make the next one or the blat that may be in the planning stages. Darren

If more trailer and tow vehicle storage is required I have unlimited storage availability just a short 1.5 hrs north of Calgary, up beautiful Hwy 22. A road which would compliment the beautiful views of the mountains.

I guess I should stop lurking around and post a reply know that we have our own Canadian forum and all. Here are a few pic's of my Super Stalker, I'm in for an Alberta gathering with the end of July weekend working best for me!! I'm not sure if I got the pictures uploaded properly or not but here it goes anyway.