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very nice reworking the siding and brickwork.also - love the bilstiens.

:drink::drink::drink:Hey that is a Volkswagen heater from 1970's I recognize it! Well done sir......

I really like to see how it is done in other countries. I have traveled to europe and central america. My wife always laughs at me because i like to see how mechanics work differnt all over world. My shop is in miwaukee wisconsin 24 deg F today it is 1 bay with a hoist along with small office...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5mzap3i05ml7iyw/687%20rally.jpg?dl=0[/IMG] not me. i did own the car for a while though.

damn i need to do something with my life......

Love it!

i use motor oil. just a dab will do.

i was wondering how high those things actually go looks awesome ! keep it up

for the record i am fundamentally opposed to adjustable wrenches.

Fun stuff. The wrench hinges are the hawt part of the whole build. Barrel hing as well.

Sweet.

very very cool. i work out of a shop like that as well, love seeing the same goes on elsewhere!

ok so the appliance code is fine but the propane tank with a nylon strap plumbed into a cargo container. really....codes? it looks good i just installed the same heater in my shop. heats me fine and very safe, externally vented.:rocker:

If more Americans would make things we would be on top of the world. Love it.

such a cool shed. perfect for blacksmith. tin wont burn.

Re: My old small garage meets 2011 KEEP IT UP! nice vws by the way.

nice ghia!!

i can fix it...there is an alarm module under dash. i can walk you through modification.

are you crazy! its a car, cars are heavy. ever see one fall through the ice? its parallel to what your talking about.

i have a coats tire changer 5040 no good for low profiles.....but all around awesome and an atlas balancer because my 1960 sun balancer finally crapped out and chased the weights. whats cool is the chinese atlas works identical to the old sun machine when it was new. that being said if you need...