You were wise to grab that piece of plate. I haven't had to buy any big steel lately, but I'm sure it's worth well over 100 bucks. Should make a great table
I live in frankfort. Moved here from California 7 months ago. Going to check out Cincinnati in the next couple of weeks. I deal in antiques and heard that Cincinnati is a pretty happening place
I always run a bar between two of the legs for hanging clamps on. I'll also say that I would never do engine building in the same area as welding unless you absolutely have no choice. One stray *********** can really ruin your day.
Exactly Jim... I doubt many people are restoring early 1900's Fisk , Durant , or REO vehicles these days. The most amazing thing I've learned from having these is how many short lived vehicle manufacturers there were back then
Boy you're not kidding about tough times. I've been picking up old frames at thrift stores for 1-2 dollars each. There's a dollar store by me that has big frames for 2 bucks also. I'm only going to do about 10 right now to see if there's any interest
I have about 500 of these wiring diagrams printed in 1932 for vehicles from 1914 to 1931. I was going to frame and sell some of them and it occurred to me that that in the right setting they might make a really cool wall covering, if it was done really nice with maybe some type of gloss over it...
If any of you guys close to the Inland Empire get a chance, come by and take a look. The company I used to work for has closed it's doors and is liquidating 25 years of accumulation. This was a crane repair facility. There is a really nice lathe and mill, forklift, Grove rough terrain crane...