Is Gary Weishaupt still alive?

[GaryC58]

He did The Chopper Builders Handbook.
Nobody is able to get in touch with him.
Anyone know?

[AbbandonZK]

He did The Chopper Builders Handbook.
Nobody is able to get in touch with him.
Anyone know?

According to his website contact section there is a phone number, email and a mailing address. If the first two methods don't work then send a letter either certified or registered with the post office. Someones gotta sign for that letter or it gets forward to a new address.

[Smiley]

I'm still alive and my contact info is still valid but I'm out in the middle of nowhere working some old placer claims so the cell only works when I head into town.

[GSBobber1980]

What are you digging for?

[Dougtheinternetannoyance123]

What are you digging for?

As my man Marlon Brando said.. "Whatta ya got?"

Although to be honest I have no idea what he is digging for but I just would like to say,

THANK YOU FOR ONE OF THE BEST RESOURCES OUT ON THE WEB OR PRINTED, A TRUE SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY

[bobberadam]

I completely agree, I have used the info on that site for so many things. I built my frame jig off of the info there and am now starting my tubing bender and notcher from the plans there. I hope you get to dedicate more time to it in the future and add to an amazing collection of tips.

[GaryC58]

Thanks for checking in, glad you are still with us.

[Skjoll]

I'm still alive and my contact info is still valid but I'm out in the middle of nowhere working some old placer claims so the cell only works when I head into town.

Sir, thank you for documenting your work, experience and knowledge. Your site is easily one of my favorites and I would love to have hardcopies of your builder's series. Do those exist or would you allow me to print out and bind your works as hardcover manuals if I bought your CDs? In some regards I'm old fashioned and prefer flipping through physical pages of valued books in my library.