As a fourth-generation Texan I guess I can say this: I don't know why, but a lot of Lone Star state natives just don't seem to know their limitations. They go ahead and do things without even thinking whether they might be getting too big for their britches. Neal Bailey is a case in point. Here's a 35-year old Dallas-Fort Worth area family man who has a pretty long daily commute to work, so about a year or so ago, he's looking around at some of the traffic he's stuck in and starts to scribble notes and drawings of the cars he likes best. Fast forward to this summer, 2008 - he's working out final stages of a prototype of his own sleek, full performance supercar, the Bailey Blade, which he plans to introduce to the kit car world with five completed turnkey builds in early 2009.
