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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Outside your window
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Been lurking for some time.
Soon to be commissioning a fair sized shed on our new property. I'm from victoria Australia and so alot of what you lot carry on about means f all but there are alot of great ideas here. Will do a build thread as soon as its underway. |
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Willimantic, Ct.
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Littleton Colorado
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Welcome aboard and yes there's a lot of f all but you learn to pick and choose. Is Victoria around all the flooding this summer?
It seems like just a couple of years ago your whole country was going through those brutal fires/drought. Tell us about your new shed. |
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Join Date: Oct 2010
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He's from Austrailia, so he doesn't get what the bloody hell we're talking about...
Welcome, mate, and tell us what kind of cars go in there!
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Merkel, TX
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That's the ticket. Welcome, looking forward to the shed thread.
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Castlemaine, Victoria. The Hot Rod Centre of Australia.
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Welcome from another Aussie here. Let us see if we can get Admin or a Mod to move this post to the Introduction area. How about posting what part of Victoria you live in and telling us more about yourself. As for the carry on stuff well much of it makes for interesting reading as I am sure you have found just like when we Aussies have much to post it is very different to what many others deal with. Remember this is a Global forum
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1966 (Aussie) XP Falcon Sedan, 1923 T Roadster, 1948 F4 Truck, Home Built Teardrop Camper, 1969 International 4 X 4 truck (Classic), 84 x 30 Colorbond Shed with Workshop, Car storage and Office. www.streetrod.com.au The Beast Runs>http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/s...0871&showall=1 Sheddwellers>http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/s...0063&showall=1 "V8's are Great, But Six inlines Just Fine" - CUMMINS Advertising. |
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: puyallup wa usa
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Giday grasshopper!
And for you yanks what he meens is like different code requirements and different power needs stuff like that. |
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Join Date: Mar 2012
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Errrr yeah by that I meant you Americans have different ways of doing things that just aren't considered here in Oz. Techniques in construction and designs are completely different. Products, suppliers and manufacturers are also different......so thats what I meant. Twas a bit flippant. Sorry about that.
Hotfr8. Currently in Sunbury just down the road from you but if things work out we should be out of here by the end of the week. New location over at Toolangi on an acre. No cars....just bikes. |
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Location: Castlemaine, Victoria. The Hot Rod Centre of Australia.
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Have you had all the heavy rain like we had up here in Central Victoria?
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1966 (Aussie) XP Falcon Sedan, 1923 T Roadster, 1948 F4 Truck, Home Built Teardrop Camper, 1969 International 4 X 4 truck (Classic), 84 x 30 Colorbond Shed with Workshop, Car storage and Office. www.streetrod.com.au The Beast Runs>http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/s...0871&showall=1 Sheddwellers>http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/s...0063&showall=1 "V8's are Great, But Six inlines Just Fine" - CUMMINS Advertising. Last edited by HOTFR8; 03-20-2012 at 06:18 PM. |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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You weren't being flippant at all. We are glad to have you, so welcome
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Join Date: May 2009
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Got to watch these yanks they are a sensitive lot!
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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1966 (Aussie) XP Falcon Sedan, 1923 T Roadster, 1948 F4 Truck, Home Built Teardrop Camper, 1969 International 4 X 4 truck (Classic), 84 x 30 Colorbond Shed with Workshop, Car storage and Office. www.streetrod.com.au The Beast Runs>http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/s...0871&showall=1 Sheddwellers>http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/s...0063&showall=1 "V8's are Great, But Six inlines Just Fine" - CUMMINS Advertising. |
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Puyallup
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What I mean is, I am at work 2maro on Engine 16, (at a fire department), if you were in my area, we could work on stuff in my garage while talking, (my KTM needs some help). Send me a text message, (you may say SMS), so we could go to my favorite pub in Puyallup (my town), and have a pint of Amperage Amber Ale! Probably ought to work on the KTM before we have a pint! Welcome to the site! |
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Angleton, Texas
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Welcome from Texas!
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Join Date: Mar 2012
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Cheers. A bit of a mixed start but I should be able forge on.
HFr8 not taking the piss I know there are alot of usefull ideas....just that the septics do things alot different. Moving on. When I said there are no cars involved I had no idea when I dragged me carcass out of bed this morning that I was going to look at and seriously consider a 71 Bedford Tc tipper to push into action for a work vehicle. I loathe....and by that I mean I absolutely and in no uncertain terms despise working on cars so whyy not bypass them altogether and get busy on a ratrod-ish truck to promote my business? i cut grass by the way and at $2k a week its like shooting fish in a barrel. The truck will take over the duties of my Navara dualcab and add another dimension of marketing and profitibality to the bussiness....ever shoveled 4 cubic meters out of a trailer? Beddie has a 308 on gas and needs some elbow grease to get RWC but not much in the way of coin. Missus said I could buy another bike once all the dust has settled on our properties but I might put the coin toeards this thing. $3500 is the asking. |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Castlemaine, Victoria. The Hot Rod Centre of Australia.
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Septics.......
Now that will have a few thinking. Truck sounds like a project for that new shed. You will have a few posts to make once it all happens.
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1966 (Aussie) XP Falcon Sedan, 1923 T Roadster, 1948 F4 Truck, Home Built Teardrop Camper, 1969 International 4 X 4 truck (Classic), 84 x 30 Colorbond Shed with Workshop, Car storage and Office. www.streetrod.com.au The Beast Runs>http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/s...0871&showall=1 Sheddwellers>http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/s...0063&showall=1 "V8's are Great, But Six inlines Just Fine" - CUMMINS Advertising. |
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Long Beach CA
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I think he was correct from the gate. A lot of what goes on does mean f all.
I, for one, really enjoy reading Oz, NZ, and UK posts. The guy who built the teardrop in a patio was/is fascinating. Tell us more, critter! |
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