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Wow pretty advanced for the early 50's. Thanks for the link.

CRF - what is that umbrella holder!?!? Looks like a shell casing

just saw this thread since it got kicked up to the top. I have the same jack as that bottom one... never knew what it was. If reading scramblers post right, its an S4. Anyway, I've always been curious as to what the purpose of that cowled up part is (right between the rear wheels)

of course, if the lights are not on, how you gonna read the switchplate :dunno: LOL! I plan on labeling mine too eventually, once they get wired..... more so for others benifit, so they don't have to keep trying switches to see what they do

can offer any ideas, but where you located whiskey?

Noticed the discounted fasteners at my local stores (upstate NY - Oneonta, Norwich,Sidney, Delhi) but not nearly as low of a price as you guys are getting.

what kind of bins are those?

Just remembered a thought I had back when I read some other post about aftercooling: Anyone use old (or new if not too expensive) lengths of hydronic baseboard heater? It's copper pipe with aluminum fins attached(for those in the southern climates.... lol). Would bleed off heat much more...

That's my assumption for the most part

How many different stores did you have to go to?

I expect to see discount oil change offers from you guys.........

awesome deal for you guys.... no Autozones near me tho. :shoot5:

No doubt his intent all along.......

Really? Out here the local store just finished a set up of the new Southwire display.... picked up some Ideal tools on closeout for dirt cheap. Can never figure Lowe's & HD out:willy_nil

Perhaps you could forgo the vinyl siding for now to bring the price of the stick built down? Can always install siding yourself down the road - just sheath with something like t-111 for visual appeal and apply a coat of paint for the time being.

you're planning on coming in the bottom of the panel right? Those cables are run up alongside the panel temporarily to keep them outta the way?

pack of HT's are now showing as $183..... Ill go with the LT's for now

Blimpin' aint easy! :pimpflash:lol_hitti

To do it again, I would omit the fibers. After finishing they stick up above the surface, so any coating you put on (paint/epoxy) will tend to pick them up and glue them in place vertically. I havent coated my floor with anything, but I'm often rolling around on the floor working on things...

I was gonna chime in earlier to say that steel panel by me is 2.15/ft (varies all over obviously), and that's from a place that does nothing but steel roofs (mennonite family). Good quality stuff with a finish warrenty. Repsol - in case you weren't aware, steel paneling is sold by the foot and...