Recent content by ralfs56

This would be a great Christmas gift!. Please count me in.

Re: everyting should be a flange bolt try a real fastener store, maybe they'll have what you need. http://www.fastenal.com/web/products/_/Navigation?r= ~|categoryl1:"600000 Fasteners"|~ ~|categoryl2:"600001 Bolts"|~ ~|categoryl3:"600015 Flange Bolts"|~

For Sale I have a vintage Sun Engine Analyzer. Great vintage shop tool that you could still use for tune-ups. My dad used this at the dealership he worked at. When they decided to upgrade, my dad got it and it's been in dry storage since (approx 20 yrs.) No gaurantees that anything works...

not sure about price...would certainly be easier and faster than the OSB option http://www.zipupceiling.com/

Ryan, If you venture up to Michigan, put the Gilmore museum on your list of places to see. Great Barns filled with great cars and a variety of events thru the year to satisfy the tastes of most any gearhead. http://www.gilmorecarmuseum.org/html/content_page.php?content_id=9&

'Zactly. A Wrangler on it's own would not last. Not enough market penetration to survive the cost of doing business these days. Must have a supporting cast. Be ********* all you want, but you must accept (begrudgingly) that the Jeep name plate will be on many vehicles that can not, will not...

In front of the garage....... Behind the garage....... In the garage......damn deer...at least it was an 8 pt. And this one is not mine, belongs to a buddy. But I did help build it and it's been to my garage for some work, so I'm counting it. It's a 79 w/ the early grille, 6.1...

my ride...

I thumbed thru it at B&N last week. Thought it was well done. Lots of variety, from unobtanium to working class. Nice Job.

Maybe he wants something that can actually make a corner instead of wallow like a pig. I am a Mopar guy thru and thru......but it's hard to beat the bang for the buck of a late model Mustang.

Dry stack, what Jim posted. Here's another pict of the same style...choices...choices.

Beautiful. A work of art. Thank you for posting. For stone, I personally prefer something that is more horizontal / flat than round, for an Arts & Crafts inspired build. Just my opinion.

2 questions.... Why is Elroy talking about himself in the 3rd person??? Weird Why is this in the Garage Galleries thread???

We built a table that looks similar. No holes though, and it sure isn't flat to 0.004". However it is handy as hell. I think we've got about 300.00 in ours.

Roush in Livonia may still have some used rotary 7k lb 2-posts left. They were posting them on their evil bay store. They were getting $1400 - $1500 for them. Oh, they were 3-phase. I used a phase converter with mine. Seems to work fine. Finish the install tomorrow.