Recent content by RIVERWEST AUTO

very nice reworking the siding and brickwork.also - love the bilstiens.

:drink::drink::drink:Hey that is a Volkswagen heater from 1970's I recognize it! Well done sir......

I really like to see how it is done in other countries. I have traveled to europe and central america. My wife always laughs at me because i like to see how mechanics work differnt all over world. My shop is in miwaukee wisconsin 24 deg F today it is 1 bay with a hoist along with small office...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5mzap3i05ml7iyw/687%20rally.jpg?dl=0[/IMG] not me. i did own the car for a while though.

damn i need to do something with my life......

Love it!

i use motor oil. just a dab will do.

i was wondering how high those things actually go looks awesome ! keep it up

for the record i am fundamentally opposed to adjustable wrenches.

Fun stuff. The wrench hinges are the hawt part of the whole build. Barrel hing as well.

Sweet.

very very cool. i work out of a shop like that as well, love seeing the same goes on elsewhere!

ok so the appliance code is fine but the propane tank with a nylon strap plumbed into a cargo container. really....codes? it looks good i just installed the same heater in my shop. heats me fine and very safe, externally vented.:rocker:

If more Americans would make things we would be on top of the world. Love it.

such a cool shed. perfect for blacksmith. tin wont burn.