Recent content by toyomatt84

They're charging $95 for a hat. I think that pretty much sums it up for me. When I could get 4 hats from Burton for that price (and I think they're pricey as well, but comfortable and rugged for what I need), I think I'll stick with companies without delusions of grandeur.

Looks like you could even get them banded to make them wider, as well. There's a bunch of companies out there that can add steel bands to wheels, to make them wider. We got a shop up here that does them (Diamond Racing Wheels).

Loving the house and the car, but that's not an EK. ;)

Re: my 17x29 detail shop BIG "A" DETAILING queens ny I love how it's a nice shop in a tucked away spot. That Z4 M Coupe is gorgeous as well.

This project is just awesome. I've never been much of a Citroen fan, but I can seriously appreciate all the hard work and time spent both in your cars and in the housing as to which they reside. Very cool work indeed.:thumbup:

Hehe, yeah it's definitely a great example of the term. :)

Wow... the Amish are just fascinating. Such an interesting lifestyle.

I used to live in Lancaster, PA and they truly are masters of their crafts. I'm just amazed that one of them was standing on the boom of that forklift. It would almost seem taboo for their culture. I wonder if they have personal rules about not going in the house when it's wired or anything...

Nice shop, thus far. Great looking welds, by the way.

I'm loving this remodel. Plus, the cars are a nice bonus as well. Great work thus far. :)

As far as my father is concerned; the more ideas, the better. Thanks for the contribution. :)

Thanks a bunch for the link, Wallace. I'll definitely show this to my father.

I haven't been lucky using the search feature, but I wanted to get some ideas for my father's one-car garage renovation. Currently it's in fairly good shape for it's age... but the entire interior needs renovating pretty badly. It's just not quite as nice as an enthusiast's garage should be...