Recent content by 96MysticSVT

Sears carries these cabinets as well, I just bought 10' worth of the wall cabinets and 8' worth of the base cabinets from Sears for a little under $900 w/tax. They were 10% off on sale and I went during the Craftsman Club sale for another 20%. I haven't finished putting mine together yet, but...

Thanks, it has evolved a little since I took these shots. The cabinets worked great, this is the 2nd garage I have had them in, I bought them at Lowes 7 years ago and they are holding up great. P.S. up until about 4 months ago, my dad, step mom and 3 brothers lived in Westminster, they lived...

I agree, after all when was the last time you called different contractors for a competitive quote and they were all the same? Every time I have received quotes, they were all over the board. There’s nothing wrong with being a cost conscious consumer. Best things I have ever head: “get...

I was hoping some of the garage dwellers from AAS would make it over here. :thumbup:

Welcome to the site Eddie! :rocker: How did you find it? Eddie is the fearless leader of another great forum I like to hang out at: www.AustinAreaStangs.com. Nice to have some more Ford guys over here.

The new Cobra is so much better looking than either of these: New Camaro: New Challenger:

I own just about every 18V DeWalt tool made, and I love every one of them (I think the only one I don’t have is the grinder), hell, I have a 6’ cabinet in my garage that is basically dedicated to my DeWalt tools. I haven't had a bad experience yet. One of my favorite tools (and most used) is...

I've been thinking about this type of cover too, you'll definitely have to keep us update on what you think. Does it move around at all if you turn your tires on it? Do the seams between the two pieces match up very well?

I like the miter saw on its own lowered part of the bench. I did a similar thing to my bench, but since I do more automotive work than woodworking I made mine removeable so I could put a solid piece of bench top in its place. That way I can have a miter saw in the middle with 6' of bench on...

With the high humidity and wood eating insects being my 2 biggest problems in central Texas, I went with Hardi-panel. It looks identical to drywall, but since it's made of concrete it's impervious to moisture and insects. If you put a hole in it, you can patch it with drywall mud.

The production cars haven't started coming off the line yet so alot is still speculation, but so far they are saying the car will weigh around 3800lbs and put out something like 475-500hp all that for about $40K. Not quite as nice of a power to weight ratio as the Z06, but if they are anything...

I was just at Harbor Freight today, and that cabinet is extremely flimsy, the thickness of the walls is about a 1/32" (if that) and when you open the doors, they wobble and flex really badly from side to side. I wouldn't put much in one other than a few cans of spray paint. I think the locks...

Step 1: Around the middle of next year, take your vette to the nearest Ford dealer and trade it in on an '07 Shelby GT500. Step 2: ...........?????........ya know, I guess that's about all your garage is missing! :bounce: J/K...Nice set-up, whatever you decide to do, be sure to post...

Personally, I've never liked the parking curbs that you put on the floor, they always seem to be in the way. In my last house I had a standard 2 car garage with a 3' x 12' bench and I parked my Cobra, my motorcycle and my wifes Expedition in and I found these lights worked great. Especially...

Nice "L", I have been wanting a Dark Shadow Grey one ever since I saw one at the dealer. There are a few of us Ford SVT guys on here.