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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    Ya watching this vacation slide show was like the storyboard for Cars. Congrats on the trip, everyone has this one on the bucket list yet few cross it off. C7 is quite a versatile device, can move 2 people and gear in great comfort or act like Lighting McQeen. Wouldn't count on the dash map...
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    I tried to contact Pensive Scribe a couple of times via PM but messages do not show in the "sent messages". I suspect his post count might be too so I am posting here regarding Beltsville Shell schedule. I have been in contact with jbmatth, he will be sending BS to me when he is done. I will...
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    I just have a couple of comments on then upcoming test. Although the projects at the 1930's Auto Shop compound will never be complete, surely a good time for the test might be after the completion of the house and you have had some time to settle in. It will be difficult to please all with how...
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    C_F is correct on SBC. BBC uses external rubber bypass for closed thermostat.
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    My guess is that these cars don't get driven in then cold very often so the valve will normally stay closed. For the rare occasion where heat might be needed, the little unobtrusive valve underhood is easy to open. It might be a good idea however to purposely circulate water through the core a...
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    HA ha ha!!! I made it! I finally caught up to ATP in this colossal thread! Joined the board on Jan 1st for the purpose of perusing some cool personal automotive shops. It didn’t take long to happen across this 8,500 post thread. Post #1 makes it obvious to as to why this thread has such long...
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    How do you manage work/clean-up time in the shop ?

    As a teenager, I was a mechanic apprentice. The guy I worked for was very messy, we spent as much time walking around in circles looking for tools as we did fixing cars. The rule I set for myself a long time ago was: pull anything out during the job, but park it back in the box at the end of the...
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    New Canadian member - Happy New Year!

    Thanks all, I am in Kitchener, ON. No real winter yet this year. Might sound crazy, but I actually miss the snowblowing/ shovelling. Bare trees look majestic in the snow, but not on brown grass.
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    New Canadian member - Happy New Year!

    Thought I would start the new year off right by perusing all the excellent shop setups you guys have. I am currently working out of a 20' X 18' residential attached garage and it's not really working for me. In the winter months, I use my garage to shelter 2 summer-only cars, so emergency...
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