Recent content by Teamelva

nice work, lilredex!

Grabber70Mach, I just confirmed it did come from Walmart.com and I paid about $345 delivered. I've attached a picture of the shed I bought. I poured a 5' x 8' concrete pad and mounted the shed to the concrete, then insulated it. cost so far: shed...

It's manufactured by arrow. I think I purchased it online from Walmart.com for about $400. It's not the greatest, but I wanted to get this project going and it will work just fine. I'm going to have to add two large eave vents to the shed to maintain decent air circulation. Sent from my...

I had an electrician run a 220V line with an outdoor outlet cover box along the garage wall. I'm hardwiring the circuit to the shed using a 3/4"X6' LIQUIDTITE AC WHIP from home Depot with a plastic junction box on the shed. Next weekend I plan to run a 1/2 air line through the shed wall to a...

RMR&C, I just installed my compressor in a shed outside my garage and live in a cold climate like you do. You can see my configuration in the photos. Can you share more details on the space heater set up you have (and pictures if possible)? Thanks very much. Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

I now realize I just ordered my 3rd (!) tool kit from a manufacturer I have never heard of. The brand is 8milelake and I have their: 21 piece break caliper wind-back tool kit https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0122Q83T4/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Combination Fuel Pump...

Thanks going to Arizona. I like cars that are somewhat unusual. For those on this thread that are interested, I learned that the dim clear bulb in my lamps was called a feux de ville (city light) and was commonly used in pre-war times when driving in town. Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

CJ7VFR, B^) +1 Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

I like it! Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

Thanks for the nice example of the sort of constructive comments it takes to become a "Senior Member" of GJ. Seems this would be a great post with which to start your own "Forum Etiquette" thread.

4XDog, I agree with you. I love the look of yellow headlamps too, especially on vintage french vehicles. I have them in my 71 H Van and 71 2CV as well. Unfortunately, as you may know, driving with yellow headlamps is a moving violation in much of the U.S. (although I've never been pulled...

great response D rock...well done! There have been a lot of good suggestions on this thread...some I may even "borrow" B^) I recommend a slightly different version of what buddyboy suggested earlier. Before you let a trusted person into your garage, you're better off clearly setting the...

Eslader, thanks for the quick reply. I think your explanation make a lot of sense. If you were driving back then, you would usually have your lights on the brightest setting for best visibility unless you were driving somewhere where traffic rules demanded dimming lights (hence that would be...

I think I've finally figured this out. Attached are justbummin1's original drawings for a cart using Harbor Freight organizers and drawings with the larger dimensions using the Stanley FatMax organizers.

Justbummin1, attached are your original drawings for the parts cart using HF organizers and the modified dimensions using Stanley organizers.