Recent content by hcallaway

Added a 22 x 36 lean to. In the middle of wiring the garage using LED lighting.

Great projects. Nice to see them all going on at the same time. I am at the point where I want them done so I can do the finishing touches. Good Luck. It all looks great.

Not bad for the East Coast!

Then you build it. I felt like I built my own car in the end.

Titled as 1967 VW. At least I am using the VIN. Tube chassis.

This was a long day but worth the round trip for the price. Left at 4:30 on a Saturday, arrived Greg Smith at 7:30, they open at 8:00. Was tied down and out of there around 9:30, arrived back at the new house around 2:00. Traffic back was brutal. Came back from Delaware on 301, not sure if it...

1964 MGB built in 1963. Built for my wife as a 40th present. Hood shuts and fits fine. It was not locked down in the picture. Has the best $1500 paint job you have ever seen.

1960 Falcon 42K original miles. The dash and detail are like brand new. Yes it will run on the highway at 70. Starts to run a little hot not much but some. It has had one respray. Body is not perfect but very nice.

Original engine. Pretty much the 4.0 inline 6 that powered many Jeeps over the years. Thriftsides were the cheapest Jeep you could buy in a truck. This truck had no options, including the radio delete. I did dress it up by changing the interior. Other than the wheels, and the plan is to go back...

Jeep is a 1968 J2000 Thriftside. It was going to be a quickie paint and wheels. 3-5 years later it was pretty much complete. Engine Compartment Had to fab a bed from scratch. I had a friend with a 8' brake to form the sides.

Great build. Went back to look at your posts from the start. Lots of good ideas on how to make things work. Good luck on the new construction.

Under the stairs, I put in shelves for more storage of nuts, bolts etc... Enclosed under the stairs for a storage room. This is the shot before the plywood went up.

These are some racks I built. They will store the plastic containers until we move in the new house and have time to sort them out.

Really like what I see. Great job.

House