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My grandfather owned his first service station at 17 back in the day. Because of his hard work ethic at a young age he was able to take it easy when he was older. Keep at it!

I'll take one.

Hey guys, in order to finish my motorcycle that I've been working on I need to fab a seat and maybe a gas tank. Before I buy new I decided to post here to see if anyone has some body tools that they weren't using anymore and would consider selling to me. Here's what I'm looking for: -Body...

It's the same problem that I have around here. These guys try to rip off the soldiers who are trying to get things for cheap. Their stuff sits for quite awhile. I think that they've been smokin' the good stuff for too long.

Welcome! There's some great stuff here.

PM sent on 5 & 6.

I've noticed that Timex Ironman watches are pretty popular. I've gone through two of them in 5 years.

I'm interested in one of the 3/8 ratchet wrenches if you're willing to break up the set.

Thanks for the info! I'm starting welding classes next month and I found the school on the list. The wife probably isn't going to be happy but I'm going to start saving for a few items.

Re: What did you do to your garage today? I worked on putting a deeper tunnel in a peanut tank for a '81 Yamaha xs400 that I've been working on. I'm always learning about metal fab. Part of it is learning to fix my mistakes! When I got frustrated I swept out the shop and put a few things away.

I went back to one of the pawn shops right outside of the Army Post and saw that they still had a Snap on S936 1/2 drive ratchet wrench that's been sitting their for awhile. After buying a oil filter wrench for $1.75 and talking to the guy for about 1/2 hr about motorcycles I asked about the...

+1 I've used both quite a bit & my father & friend have used both in the woods. Good dependable saws that keep going for years.

I'll take the Craftsman Vintage RHFT Ratchets- 1/4", 1/2" & SK Vintage 3/8" Socket Set w/ Breaker Bar in Metal Box. PM Sent.

Incredible!

From one new guy to another, welcome! It's defiantly inspiring to see what some of these guys have done to their shops.

Well, I guess it's time to introduce myself. I first found this site a couple of years ago when I was stationed at Ft Hood, TX and I was very envious of the garages that people posted as I worked under my carport and the housing NCOIC (Sergeant in charge) would harass me about my spare tires...