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"Big Blue" running

I just need to chase some threads in a bung in the side of my compressor tank. I manage a hardware store and we stock them up to 1". Thanks for the input.

I need the use of a 2" npt pipe tap. If you have one I could rent or buy let me know.

Completed assembly of "Big Blue" and wiring. She runs good. Not too bad for $300!! Just need to run the black steel air lines $$$ Hockey pucks on the feet

Welcome!! Your garage is crowded but neat. :thumbup:

Find a old American Made one!!

Same here.

I did that to pull a vaccume on a/c lines. Works well!!

The alum tools belonged to my Grandfather. The old stuff being better I have to agree.

I've been working on the Camaro since 1989! I've just taken it apart for the second time.

A couple of months ago I bought this old Quincy 310 air compressor from a gas station turned cigarette store. Sounded like a sewing machine. It ran a two bay shop. Paid $300. It was so heavy I had to take it apart to move it. The pump alone weighs 150lbs. I cleaned it up and painted it...

It busts knuckles??

Hey, nice looking Camaros!! I"m at Courthouse Rd and Powhite

My poor man's wire wheel!! Old dual squrriel cage fan motor.

Jane pics!! I'm in the middle of taking her apart and putting her back together.

Nice to meet ya!! Clay B.

There is a couple of 2x4 underneath you drop to take down the vac.

Here is my Quincy 310 I picked up from a gas station turned cigarette store. It ran a two bay shop. Ran like a sewing machine. It has a 60gal tank, it was so heavy we had to take it apart to move it. I cleaned each part, painted it and I am putting it back together.

Thanks Guys!! I'll post more later.

Jane's house is my garage. Jane is my 1970 Camaro I've been restoring since 1989. I built this garage in 1996, and have been "making it better" as I go along. It's 24 x 24. Wish it was bigger. (Don't we all?) Old washing machine for rags. Bottle collection This counter flips down for...