Recent content by mod34

all depends on your use for that "shop" space. woodworking, metal and fab work, machine shop, or will you be repairing vehicles or equipment in the "shop" space. your end use, machine / equipment layout, property size, zoning, and budget will all help you figure out the proper width and length...

if you gear the suspension in the 302 based 'street car' toward the road racing side, then you will have the dart block car for drag racing and the other car for trips to NJMP. good luck on your builds, you will have two fast cars when done.

I see a 10 hole fox body wheel. more info on the mustang please.

nice building. like the permacolumns, no worries about post rot on this building. big trailer! what series do you race in? loads of dirt racing here in central Pa., but no asphalt racing anywhere near by.

Joe, your building turned out fantastic! I am probably going to use similar colors for the outside when it comes time to build. I just finished adding rockwool insulation to my attic and can already see the difference in more comfort and less fuel used to maintain the same temp. in the house. I...

WOW!!!!! What a place! Fantastic views in every direction! You sure are blessed to have a place like that to live.

I am currently removing the cellulose from my house and replacing it with roxul rock wool. very dense, higher r value, excellent fire resistance, moisture does not render it useless, sound reduction and is easier to work with than fiberglass batts. insulation is not a place to go cheap when...

Alex, go with the pt plywood. the larger the shed, the plywood will hold the load better. if the shed is smaller, LP will be just fine. I bought a 14w x 32L garage style shed a few years back and I was very impressed with the strength difference between the two. 12x20 with LP flooring, on mostly...

89glh: several names I have been collecting for a building: connestoga - new Holland,pa.; pioneer -Schuylkill haven, pa.; fisher brothers - Mifflin, pa.; stoltzfus builders - Lititz, pa; or maybe some other pa residents would chime in and tell you what contractor they used. another idea is to...

I am also in south central Pa. who was the contractor on your building?

how about some pics / more info on that great looking f350. must be a great workhorse, judging by the size of the trailers in your pictures. I know it is a long process but your shop looks great! keep up the good work.