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Join Date: Sep 2009
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like most jobs> change of plans, looks to be raining for the next 5 days
so concrete is on hold, but I did get 4- quad plug boxs mounted and wired down each side and 1-220 plug on each side. gives me a total of 32-110 plugs and 2-220 plugs. What do you, guys think about lighting?? I have looked at 3 220 volt 400watt or 16 T-8 4ft fixtures Any other ideas, can't get enough landing lamps.
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
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All very cool but I kind of got lost. The storage/Garage is from a DC10? The red/white aircraft is that of a 727. What is being used where is my question. Thanks. Do you have the regstration of the aircraft.
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Owosso,Michigan
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This is one way cool project, this tops the most original garage idea. Congrats How long is this going to be when it's finished?
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Join Date: Sep 2009
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Silverplate- The shop is built from a DC- 10, the area behind the cockpit and before the wings,was also cut just above the floor. it would had been to tall to haul, with out more special moving permits.
The storage buildings are 727's with the floors and overhead bins still in.got lazy and just filet off the cargo bay and slice it off for length. plane # gets retired, all maintence records go with the engines and misc. parts djd99- If it ever stops raining, 2 weeks to finish. My other garage is rotted at the base plate and leaning, Time to get out. Thats one of the reasons for using the plane (no rot) another is it's only 7'5" tall inside. I've gotten so addicted to building these motorized bikes, I have no room for anything else. So I use a 727 for storage and the DC-10 for building ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Central, MO
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Those are cool...what engine(s) do you power your whizzers with?
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: South Texas
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Such a cool project. Im jealous. i love it
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I mostly build "Beach Cruiser" bikes, have done a few 3-wheelers and only 1 uni-cycle ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Good thing I remeasured the floor for concrete. was 3ft. wider than I thought
was gonna order concrete for tommorrow, hate to come up short.38'long x 19.5' wide average 11' tall, 12'5 in the center |
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Houston area
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Dude....you are now my personal hero.
I was thinking about making a woodshop out of a couple of old school bus bodies, but this is....just....well....dude...you are now my personal hero. |
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Join Date: Nov 2008
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Kool. What about aluminum being in contact with the ground?
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: N.GA.
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This is awesome!
We will be in Tennessee soon....wonder what the odds are of picking something up like this....what part of Tennessee are you in? |
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Half Way There
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This is cool!!! If you open the side door does a big inflatable slide come out???
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I'm in the Nashville,tn area Just found out another DC-10 is available in 3 weeks, I have to finish this DC-8 first
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Join Date: Sep 2009
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break time- waitin on concrete
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Location: N.GA.
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What does something like that go for? You can PM me if you like.
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You could haul them with a 1-ton dually or bigger, but the trailer MUST be LOW cause we get permits for 13'6" and most times got to detour for bridge height and road width. I'll PM you later If ya want to make it quit raining, just pressure wash the outside, When I first set the plane here I should have seam sealed it and then painted, before all the tree sap and moss grew on it.
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Russellville, Missouri
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You must have one huge lunch box.
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Yep, When the guards at the airport, get a gate request- to open the big gate to exit, they know it's that " Plane Crazy Guy"
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