Recent content by g9m3c

So......it's April and I'm wondering where the updates are. :)

Re: garage refurb It's looking great. Big improvement from before. :beer:

That looks exceptional. Congratulations. I think you should take your trimming skills and make 2 edge pieces to fill in the gaps at the edge of the Racedeck around the support pole. :thumbup:

What about this? :bounce:

I work at Advance Auto Parts, so I get to see the armpit of wrenchers all the time. This past weekend, a guy was changing a battery in his Dodge Stratus (in the front wheel well - gotta remove the wheel/tire to change it). Well, he had it jacked up with the flimsy factory jack and nothing under...

I LOVE that wall. Once the drive is poured out front and the landscaping is done, it will look even more amazing. :drool:

I DEFINITELY enjoyed looking. It is amazing what's gone on there in such a short amount of time. :bowdown:

Awesome project! Looking forward to the progress.

Brake cleaner all the way! Just be sure to use gloves because the stuff will irritate the heck out of your skin.

Word. I should have mentioned there's a bit of informal "training" to complete before they use it. :lol: We've had bad luck using a memory saver; through the ALDL port or through a power port.

I hear that. I use the battery carrier a lot. (Group 65's with no handles in lifted F150's = pretty tough without a carrier.) That's really the only way to ensure all systems in all vehicles remain powered. We use a jumper pack and alligator leads. :thumbup:

I've been at AAP for over 2 years now, so I know where you're coming from. BUT, where's your battery carrier and brush?? Do you just use the store's?

I only buy a tool to use; can't afford anything else. I appreciate the history, quality, and everything else of old tools, but I'd rather spend the money on "collecting" the things those tools built and maintained. :thumbup:

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Hello and welcome from Tuscaloosa! :beer: