Recent content by chop job

:DNo I'm going to let it weather naturally.

Working in my nice new warm shop. My project is a 1928 Ford sedan. I has a 49 Ford flat head motor. The chassis is from Midwest Fabrication here in Wisconsin .

The heat is on and it 60 in Wisconsin right now. The gas man did a fantastic job.

Forgot the pictures.

To day my brother and I installed the exhaust it was 55 degrees out so was a nice day to work outside. Next we will run the wire for the Thermostat and the electric. Monday the gas man is coming.

Not much but it's close to the end. Cut hole this morning. 60 mph winds so not a good day to be on ladder to cut outside hole. Monday gas will be hooked up and ready to start up. Will post more pictures as work goes on.

One more picture.

My brother came over today and we had fun putting up the heater next comes the exhaust and then the gas man and then heat.

:beer::beer:Lots of 1x8 x6 planks only thing that would fit in my car.

My new heater is here now all I have to do is mount.:shocking::shocking:

Been working hard on completing the shop before winter comes. The new heater just arrived today. Here are some pictures of the work I did all the work myself so far.

Re: What did you do in your garage today? I had a new window put in to give me better ventilation and best of all more light. It makes the garage look bigger also. I love it, little things mean alot.:thumbup:

you have a real nice brother.

Re: garage panneling or wood planks Thanks for the good ideas guys. It kind of looks like I'm going to go with the boards. I like the old time look.:thumbup:

What is the best bet panneling or wood planks? Price wise mybe the same but not sure. Anybody have pictures it sure would give me some ideas of how it would look.:)