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I built a set of shelves out of 2x4's that are 8' long and 6' tall, sturdy enough to hold a Turbo 350 trans and numurous other car parts (used Simpson ties). Also built a 8' workbench out of 2x4's. Garage and estate sales are a good place to buy used stuff. I've bought 50's metal kitchen...

Thanks and yeah it is, paints and stuff.

Sweet paintjob!:thumbup: Looks too nice to use!:drool:

I don't have a fridge (no room), but here's what I did with my cabinet using rattle cans that were taking up space. I was my first time flaming anything (the fade could've been better). Then I had to learn how to pinstripe. Now i'm flaming and 'striping everything!

I picked up a 1960's Craftsman from a neighbor for $60.00 last year. I've also seen them occasionally at garage/estate sales. You might even luck out and find one at a pawn shop in your area. Of course, when you don't need one they are falling from the sky! Depends on how big a hurry you're in...

Have you checked the Ingersoll-Rand website? http://air.ingersollrand.com/parts/index.aspx. If that doesn't help, you might check with Lyn Hill (ShureFlo Technologies) here in Houston, he helped me identify the details on an old Curtis my neighbor gave me. His phone# is 713.849.4500 and his...