Does a "Project" ever end?!

[SickWhips]

Well I thought I had my bronco where I wanted it and was calling the project done.. Found myself at a swap meet walking around thinking hmmm.. That would be cool on the bronc, I think i could make that work too.. And on and on it went. Ended up coming home with a new tach and an old Military jerry gas can.. Is this just me or is everyone else having trouble calling a project good enough??

P.S. Please go vote for my "Done Bronco" for the calendar. #32!

 

[NYLES]

NAW aint ever DONE!

 

[TN1776]

A project is an individual or collaborative enterprise that is carefully planned and designed to achieve a particular aim.

So in Bronco terms, a collection of tasks centered around achieving a specific goal (ie... turn this pile of parts into an operable vehicle that I can do <whatever task you have in mind> with by a certain date)

It sounds to me like you have moved beyond "project" status: "I thought I had my bronco where I wanted it and was calling the project done"

Adding your swap meet acquisitions to your completed vehicle, are projects in and of themselves.

I like to think of it like this - I never want to run out of new ideas for my Bronco, but for all intents and purposes my original goal has been met - I've driven a bunch of trails relatively unscathed and had a lot of fun enjoying all of my hard work getting to that point. That however doesn't stop me from constantly thinking of ways to change/improve the vehicle overall.

 

[Kyle.malone]

They are never done. Always needs tweaking..

 

[RT]

They are never done. Always needs tweaking..

^ what he said ^

 

[Broncobowsher]

Even after you sell it, you are still not done with it.

 

[tasker]

THEY are called projects, not completions......i need to make that t-shirt now! ;D

 

[SickWhips]

THEY are called projects, not completions......i need to make that t-shirt now! ;D

Now that is great!