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The ball joint press for 4x4 axles. (Jeep) At least in my case a big fail. First one I used bent so bad it wouldn't fit back in the case after two ball joints. Took it back and got another one to do the other side. It too bent but not as badly. I suspect they had a bad batch judging by some of...

Long shots.... with cabinets.

Darn-it Ed you did it again!! Now where were we?

I have a tandem garage too. When we added on a couple years back, I had to go deep due to clearance issues on my lot. Our house is a bi-level set in a hill. I had nowhere else to go but out the front. About half is in ground. No attic in mine, due to master suite above. (No lift for me dammit)...

I've bought several items from them for my garage. About as complete a selection as I've ever found in one place.:thumbup:

Yeah, they always say Patina costs extra!

When your done, you will forever have something unique in your shop AND you will always have the boys there to 'lend Dad a HAND'! :lol_hitti That idea kinda reminded me of something Smokey Yunick did on one of his Indy cars. The rules said the cars had to have 'bumpers', so he traced his sons...

Aw heck, she didn't have to climb up on the Galaxie hood just for me! But thanx for the effort, it is surely appreciated! Watch those heels.:drool: :drink:

Darn-it Ed, you did it again!!

Ed- great work on the Cougar so far! Nice to see you stimulating the economy buying all those new tools. And quite changing your avatar dammit. I forget to read the new posts! Keep up the good work!

I made one out of an old horn ring from a 55 Tbird I'm working on. I couldn't stand the thought of tossing it.

Here's mine. Posted in another thread a while back.

I made this one a while back after seeing sombody elses in a similar thread. It's mounted on a small door that goes to a storage area under my front porch. (my garage is under the house-bi/level) Conduit clamps on mine too. Gotta make one of those grease gun holders!

I'll sure be watching this one. The 56 Victoria has always been a favorite of mine. My grandpa had one when I was little. (like the green & white one) Man that trans tunnel was something else. At least it paid off with a couple of good finds. They sure didn't take any chances with the tunnel...

Hey E-tek, now that I've seen the Canadian heads, you HAVE to go with the flattie. That will be sweet. Good luck, Phil

Nice job. I have some of those same cabinets in my garage. The handles are even the same.

Wow, I'm swapping a 64 cab onto a 79 4x4 frame and I thought that was a big deal cause I had to move a couple of things. Geeze, this is amazing. I'm subscribed and will sure be following this one. I sure hope when you get it done you'll try and bring it to the F-100 Nats in Pigeon Forge. The...

Re: E-tek Resto's 56 Chevy Truck Hi Ed- The way that was torn, I'd say it was a left over from a previous repair. Appears to have been made with an air chisel, then looks like somebody made a "pull" with that hole and just left it since it was hidden behind the fender. (great time saver, huh?)...

I've had it on my house in central Indiana since we built in 1977. I've restained the house twice up thru 2006 when we added on. (same siding on addition) We changed house colors and restained whole house then. The initial staining DID take a lot more material, but after that it's not as...

I've got some similar cabinets (to a couple post back) that origianlly went in office cubicles. Made brackets and mounted them to the wall. My garage is under the house, so I have a low overhead on one side due to the HVAC ducting. This isn't the best pic, but only one I have handy. This was...