Recent content by squashman702

Agreed, nice work.

Lots of great progress and I like the tables. You're also giving me bad ideas for coping around my pool. Used to live down your way for a bit as well- worked in Dayville and lived in Putnam for about a year. Keep up the good work!

Glad I saw this post, was looking at the Portaband this morning anyway!

Re: From losing everything to being cash-poor and shop-rich in "only" five years! Just read the whole thing, great thread!

Nice touring!

Nice build, I dig these cars.

Do you have an item number?

Thanks for posting- my Craftsman creeper is falling apart.

Same thing at the store in Leominster, MA. None of the deals really stood out, however.

Looks like a great build- I recognize the name on the excavator. I'm thinking I'm right down the road from you in Stow.

Bump, any other thoughts?

I was leaning towards a densifier after doing some research on here. Do you know how to go about fixing the issue with the pitting?

Bought a house in August- the garage had a very pitted floor (thanks to years Northeast road salt). I had a couple of inches of concrete added on top of the pitted concrete to make it so I could work on the floor. I realize this is not the ideal way to do this, but a completely new floor was...

Thanks, I'm excited too. What year is your M3? I'm pretty sure I bought a 3 spoke M3 wheel off you a while ago for my E36 haha. Garage sounds really nice- do you have a thread on here for it? Here's some limited progress from the past couple of days. Shingles just about done on the rear of...

Nice, any car pictures? My BMW list is relatively short- had a 2004 330i ZHP for a while, bought the 1997 Techno coupe I still have, then a 1997 M3/4/5, then a couple I bought for parts- a 1997 M3/4/5, a 1997 328is, a 1999 M3 vert, and a 1998 M3/2/5. Okay, might be longer than I thought.