Virtual TU56 restoration project?

Is anyone interested in helping me do the TU56/TC11 restoration as a "virtual restoration project"? I know you California guys can get together in person and meet and work on your PDP-1 restoration. I'm stuck here in South Carolina and don't have a face-to-face group to interact with. I'm going to add a projects page to my site, and add the TU56 project under that. I've taken some pictures of it the way it is today, which is pretty much how it arrived, except that I've located a couple cards that were missing. I don't know if anyone has ever done anything like this remotely in a "virtual mode" before, but the idea of a team project sounds interesting to me. David in New York could restore his TU56 in parallel. In my current job I work daily with a team in India. We never see one another face-to-face except when an occasional developer comes to the U.S. to spend some time learning our procedures and processes. We are able to accomplish our goals with teams working on opposite sides of the globe. Several folks have already privately been in correspondence with me and have already been a big help. You know who you are. If anyone's interested, let me know. The project would have a plan that folks could help me put together, to do things in a reasonable and logical order. Things like clean the backplanes, check the flip-chips, re-form the capacitors, etc. I don't know what would be in it for everyone else, other than to know that you helped when it finally spins up a DECtape and can read and write to it as the unit is connected to one of my PDP-11s. Call me crazy if you wish. I suppose I've been involved in too many group projects over the past 20 years and this seems like a fun opportunity to try out the group/team concept in a different way. Ashley