Recent content by Swanny1953

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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Freshy Fresh - Mountain High Workshop and Storage: 48x30

    My BendPak double wide 4-post is bolted down as well. I think that was required when we installed it in 2018. The single wide 4-post is not bolted down and I have the casters to move it around. I can't imagine moving the double wide around on casters - it's just so much heavier construction...
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    What did you do "IN" your garage today?

    Hope you have a great time on Power Tour. That's on my "someday" bucket list - sounds like a great time!!
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    Chevy 5 Window Truck

    I can't speak to the seller experience, but I have bought 2 vehicles from BAT - a '57 Cameo pickup and a '49 Cadillac Sedanette. I had good experience with an orderly process both times. In both cases, I used BAT shipping which seemed to be pretty seamless. I also used the BAT check out...
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    Puget Dude’s creations and fabrications (Random project thread.)

    What a great tribute to your friend! Very thoughtful and well thought out, not to mention great execution!!!
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    ZMotorsports Shop Projects 2.0

    Mike, the first part above is what sets you head and shoulders above a lot of people - your love of learning, and your love of sharing! I've hung around a lot of teachers during my 73 years - my mom taught for 43 years, my sister for 37 or so, my eldest daughter taught elementary school for 10...
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    Imperial Journey - a Restoration Saga

    Well done - I don't have the stones to attempt what you have accomplished!!!
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Swanny's Garage Expansion Project

    Beautiful day in N. Texas for a car show. I bet that’s a handful!! Won best interior with a metal backrest!! Was Marine Corp pick. LS3 power, Art Morrison chassis! Won best in showo_O There are a bunch more, but at the limit for this post!
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Swanny's Garage Expansion Project

    Truer words. . . . . . . . .
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Swanny's Garage Expansion Project

    Another electrical gremlin bites the dust! A few weeks ago when I took the Woodie to a Cars 'n Coffee event, one of my buddies following me said I had no brake lights. The turn signals worked fine, but no brake lights. So, the switch is the first culprit to investigate. The master cylinder for...
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Swanny's Garage Expansion Project

    Next up with it's own gas gauge problems is the Cameo pickup. But first, we have to deal with some lighting issues. Preparing for the Tri-5 Chevy show a couple of weeks ago, I walked around the truck to make sure everything was working properly. While the left rear tail light worked, I had no...
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Swanny's Garage Expansion Project

    I think we're going to declare the '34's problem solved, but not resolved! I hooked up my Autel Powerscan just to make sure where the tank sender was grounded was providing a suitable ground - check! Disconnected the gauge lead and turned ignition on - no reading, check! Ran the gauge lead...
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    Finally back to work in the shop My C.O.E.

    Been waiting for this milestone! Congrats!
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Swanny's Garage Expansion Project

    I live by the rule there are no stupid questions. The only questions I recognize to be stupid are the ones that go unasked! The gauge has moved in the past slightly, but never past 1/4 tank. As to ohm readings at both ends of the gauge feed, the Ron Francis wiring fuse block is mounted such...
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Swanny's Garage Expansion Project

    I guess this is my week to chase electrical gremlins. First up - 1934 Ford. The fuel gauge has not worked since I bought it, never showing more than 1/8th of a tank, and generally empty or lower. Hoping the easiest explanation would be the answer, I made sure there was a good ground between...
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