PLEASE START SHOWING UP!
                               8 PM TONIGHT

Accomplished Thursday:
 - Materials scavenger hunt: sheet steel, oil drums, water cooler bottles
   acquired (but no 2-liter bottles!)
 - Oil drums emptied
 - Water cooler bottles sealed
 - Nearly completed firewall patching and transverse body seam welding
 - Reattached flimsy front of car

Friday plans:
 - Finish firewall welding
 - Attach front pontoon runners
 - Weld longitudinal sill-to-body bottom seams (!)
 - Braze front seat studs and cut at proper length
 - Cut a lot of material:
    * Door-firewall patches
    * Pontoon cladding (with notchwork as required)
    * Big panel to seal behind rear seat (heavier gauge material)
 - Finish brazing doors watertight.  Grind.
 - Check fit of doors on body:
    * Make required brackets
    * Cut openings for steering cable conduit (esp. center column)
 - Devise, implement mounting scheme for oil drums in engine compartment
   and below rear wheel wells

Major Saturday projects:
 - Morning trip for materials for covering seats and dashboard top
 - Attach front steering mechanisms, seal steering box
 - Attach pontoon cladding
 - Attach doors
 - Cut off roof
 - Watertightness test (fill from inside)
 - Build steering/propulsion systems

Major Sunday projects:
 - Finish steering/propulsion systems
 - Foaming
 - Outer wing attachment
 - Install final interior work
 - Electrical
 - Sealing/painting as needed

               PLEASE SHOW UP... THERE IS WORK FOR EVERYONE
                                GUARANTEED
                     I'LL BUY YOU DRINKS IF NECESSARY

                          FRIDAY - 8 PM - SOUTHIE
           Bring hearing, hand, and eye protection if possible.

By Saturday: please bring a metric fuckload of 2-liter (or similar)
plastic bottles with screw-on caps installed.  Thank you.
       -- The management.

In my cAPSLOCK-iNDUCED frenzy, I forgot to mention in the Thursday summary:

We actually had a great turnout Thursday night, including two first-time
helpers.  Thanks to all of you for your continued hard work.  It isn't
an easy job!

Scott

P.S. - Extra thanks to Karen and Steve for putting their jobs on the line
      and doing a ridiculous amount of not very satisfying behind-the-scenes
      "gopher" work.  Therefore it is my distinct pleasure to announce their
      joint promotion to Vice Presidents of Supply Chain Logistics Management.