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All my manuals are on a shelf next to my bench. As for a way to display a manual, I found a cookbook holder that is mounted under the shelf over my bench. The holder folds up under the shelf out of the way when not in use. The holder came from Builders Square, long gone here in Indiana, but I...

Re: The "M" House - Razed and Rebuilt Detached Carriage House/Barn - Start to Finish Mussel Wow, your car sounds great!! E Your garage is amazing. You obviously have thought everything through and come up with innovative ideas that work very well :bowdown: Oh, and my wife forgets the close...

Like the others, I'd miss Free Parking. It has its uses and was a resource for me more than once when I had a shop quandary (i.e. hydraulic problem or timing for a 302) that I couldn't figure out, but knew someone here would have the answer. Where else would you put a question like that? I also...

I'll second (okay 3rd) that. I did several wiring jobs over the summer with these. I also used Irwin's adjustable strippers (see photo) with good luck.

Chris, I got the same letter and mine showed up last week (sorry forgot to post). Scott

Where are you? I am friends with the guy that wrote the book on Stutz (Rodger Birchfield) and we are still tracking all of them down.

onemoretry, where are you? I too collect antique rigs. I currently have a '58 Maxim TDA (see below on left), '20 Stutz pumper (see below on right) & a '36 Dodge/Stutz pumper.

Goodfellow Here's what I have for timing guns. #1 & 2 are labeled Sun #3 is a mystery, but it was made in Indy. I did not cut the cord off! If one works for what you want let me know. If you'll cover shipping you can have it.

I have some of the panels that fit that style tester (vacuum stuff mostly) and I might have a timing gun. I'll get a picture tomorrow and post it.

And they are noted for inventing the "short circuit":shocking: But seriously, I had an '85 Jaguar Series III and now own an '02 X-Type. Miss the '85 and love the '02...

Did any of you who mailed in your stuff in late July get your PS20 yet? I mailed mine around July 12th and nothing yet...

Used mine today to mount panels back on the fire truck. I drove over 100 1/4-20 nuts. I just let it run until the socket quit moving and did not break the bolt, the 3/8 air ratchet snapped several (okay, the person running it did not stop when they should have :wtf:) bolts when it was used...

I got mine today. The HD on High School Road in Indy still has 4 more on the shelf! Deafautotech you're just right down the road!! Thanks for the heads-up Boiler!!

I have not seen Kroil in any stores around me either. I order online. http://www.kanolabs.com/google/ They have a "Google Special" right now at the link I provided.

I have a bridge made with I-beams and 2" thick oak planks. The bridge has handled anything I have driven across it (remember I collect fire trucks). As mentioned the semi flatbed is a good idea and have seen a couple in use, but you are limited by width. Most commercial drivers will not cross...

BMW I used a large socket set from Autozone over the weekend. The 30 mm you need was in the set.

I got one tonight!

I got one on Tuesday.

That's a good buy, thanks!!

I bought a Gravely ZT last Spring for my 2 acres and love it! It did cut my mowing time down to nearly half. Gravely is part of Ariens now and has become their "residential line" of mowers. Watch for sales in the Spring and deals like no payments for X number of days.