90% of the work I do is focused on a very narrow demographic. It’s something that I am very aware of. I very rarely get to step outside of that pigeon hole, so when I do I really take it in and appreciate it as much as possible. Getting a call from my good friend Troy to assist on the season finale of “The Ride That Got Away” on @history Channel it was an immediate “YES”. A project for such a deserving young lady is a once in a lifetime opportunity, and it was indeed an honor to be a small part of such a great story for a great kid. As a father of two girls myself and having gone through a traumatic medical adventure last summer with @eleanorelse I have empathy for what @ken_carvalho_sr Is going through as a father. Thank you @hollywood_hot_rods and thank you Bella for this opportunity. Working on projects for women clients comes very few and far between. Our industry should strive to find ways to get women more actively involved, both as enthusiasts as well as builders. Wonderful examples such as Angie Johnson, @terrihollenbeck @courtney_hansen @thejessicombs @hotrodjen and now Bella along with many others serve as great inspiration for the future. I stole the pic from @yblockguy #payitforword (at E Black Design) https://www.instagram.com/p/BurTP-hAswu/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ez53k58rh2gl