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Yes it is. I call it my used, or processed beer disposal device

Great idea, I also did the racking thing, bought the racking at a store who was closing. real cheap, on the work bench area, I added a 36 X 8 ft quarter inch thick steel plate This thing is solid. Covered it up and added doors after to get the look a bit less industrial. [/URL]

This is so cool, scary but cool. Are the 4 by 4 fastened to the floor and ceiling?

Re: The Building of Coop's Place of Mayhem Got it, I made a sandblaster between the garage doors, works good but I used to put the media in a 5 gal bucket, It was a pita, I'll modify this will be much easyer. Thanks Coop.

Re: The Building of Coop's Place of Mayhem Nice job on the media blaster I have the same problem with not having enough compressor, (soon to be fixed) Where do you store the media for the blaster?

Re: Stratos Thank you very much. sir. I do like those Petricious videos and always looking forward to see the new ones, they are always very well made. I appreciate the way they capture the essence of those classic cars and the passion of the people that owns them. I think that you are one...

Hey Mr Andy, I saw this little film about a Stratos owner and and for some reason, I tought about you. http://www.petrolicious.com/five-1970s-supercars-we-love

Nice shop, I like it a lot, what's the little wagon on the shelf? Little kiddies hot rod?

Not sure if it's your language but here's something that talks about Villeneuve and his Skoda. I think it was his first car and as usual, he beat the **** out of it. Villeneuve Prvním vlastním vozem Gillese Villeneuva byla Škoda 1000 MB. Byl to de facto i jeho vůbec první závodní vůz, se...

Oh I'm sorry I just realized I didnt mention the name of the driver.... It was Gilles Villeneuve who had a Skoda. Heres a part of the story about Gilles and his Skoda...

Nice shop, I also have one of those HiFi radio in my garage, just love it. Hey by the way, one of the greatest F1 drivers had one of those Skodas, and he surely drove his car just as hard as he could... just like he drove any of the vehicules he could put his hands on.

Industrial shelving, and covered them, + made another few upper cabinets . also some space over the garage doors to store tires. Works pretty good. Check the link in my signature

thanks for the reply. And again sir..what a garage! Very Inspiring.

Great garage, cant get enough of it, About the car, is there a thread for the build? How about the ISIS system, was it the first time you used it, it's more expensive but is it worth it? And is it that much better than the conventional way of wiring a car, install and use?

Lotus Elise tail lights might fit

Bel atelier Xavier, j'aime bien la moto accrochée aussi. (Nice shop, I also like the bike in the air )

Sorry guys for the lack of updates. Changes in the carrer path and lack of time to play in the shop. Plus, it's hockey playoffs. GO HABS GO lol :beer: BUT dont worry, everything is back on track and as soon I re-start on the garage projects, namely the oven I'll update for sure. I did start on...

Man youre not far from me, I might show up one of these days.

OK sorry about the lack of updates and I thank you for the interest. I do snow removal and we had a lot snow lately sooo I'm on the road a lot, That means long days and nights in the truck. I'll resume work on the oven as soon I have more time in the garage.

OK well, about my little computer desk that I'll convert into a tool-shop-table, First I took it almost apart, I took out the keybord shelf, and the covers It revealed the parts that makes it height adjustable, I'll leave that in place because this way, since I'll have different heights...