Recent content by GLTHFJ60

Me too. Nice work.

Nice. Good luck. I picked up an 85 wheel horse 312-8 a few years ago that's still doing a great job of mowing and pulling stuff around.

What is that countertop material/product called? Just butcher block with lots of color in the wood or something special?

Car looks great. I love my 987 more and more every day. FYI rennline just came out with these. I'm gonna pick some smoked ones up for my black one, the clear ones would look great on yours: https://www.rennline.com/rennline-997-987-led-side-marker-lights-sku-el69

Those E88s look great on there. Have any more pics and fitment (size/ET) details?

Burnished and sealed is my preferred method for a working shop.

I just picked up a 987.1 S 6-speed about a month ago. Found you on planet-9, will ask some questions there. Thanks for sharing!

Yeah, that's still the (long term) plan. Remember, we're still in phase 1 ;)

Thanks, and yes. Only took me a couple of days (over the course of a week) to get everything in and done. A crew of 2-4 guys who knew what they were doing could get this done in a single day easily.

Another few years, another update. Had an engineer draw up plans to modify my 30' free span fink trusses into rafters to raise my ceiling height, so that I can hopefully install a lift later this year. Started and finished this project within a week or so. 2x10 rafters with doubled up 2x6...

Suggestion for the spare tire. A spare tire jack from a nissan pathfinder mounted underneath is a really convenient place to store it. Check this out: https://irate4x4.com/threads/trailer-tips-tricks-and-things-you-would-change.266779/page-6#post-1054528

Quick run down of 2021's big project, refurbishing a 28' goose enclosed trailer for the purpose of hauling my toyota around and RV'ing out of it. As purchased Jan 30 '21 Gutted, torn apart, rust in the structure fixed, extra doors removed, new door+windows framed, bent hat posts...

It's progressing nicely! Love the old iron. Haven't seen a jig bore in a while, looking forward to seeing what you're going to use it for.

I'd rather see the roof support bars go on either side of the opening. Meaning in my opinion, it'd be better to have an extra whole-roof brace that defines the other side of the opening. If you can get up there and jump on it without the roof bending, then yeah, it's probably strong enough...

Holy **** dude. Glad you survived.