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Miller econotig for sale, includes air cooled torch, both a foot pedal and finger controlled "roll switch" for torch, regulator/gauges, stinger for stick welding. Most of my welding is done on the MIG, so this has not had that much use. Argon bottle is a lease and not included, fire...

Although this car is now together, and I did take a grunch of photos, I realized the other day I never had done a complete build thread on it... I had been working on bowties at the time, so by default it just didn't fit in the forums I was on. There were a few excerpts here and there to show...

We just finished up a ******* for bodywork/metal shaping, thought I would show the "build" in case someone else may want to fab one up. Starting with the material, here's a freebie my Nephew picked up from the car dealership he works at now... Cutting down to size. Leaf was 2-1/2 wide...

$5 plus the 10% fee plus tax I think I got it so cheap as the key was broken off in the lock. Had that out about 5 minutes after I got it home, and the local True Value hardware used it to cut a new key...

Good running condition, as shown... 1957 vintage Craftsman sabre saw $60 plus shipping PM with any questions

We just finished up a Viper red 65 Fairlane in the shop this past fall, here's our moment of glory. Click on the pictures for a larger image. Here's the complete build album, in reverse order (start on pg 42)...

I had some pictures online of a 55 wagon I've been working on, and I get an email from a guy in TX needing some "repair parts" for his. He had some rust issues in the roof, and by me having a sample here it sure made it easier to fab up a replacement part. Here's the gaping hole at the back...

At the request of Larry 4406, here's a technical on how I built my rotisserie. Before designing and building my own, I had looked at quite a few online, including autotwirler, roto 2000, and others. I had seen one of the "manufactured" ones up close and personal with a 57 Chevy on it, I think...

When I complete a project in the shop, I typically use some of the fundage to pick up an additional piece of machinery, just to continually add to my capabilities. The Fairlane I recently completed has been gone for a while now, and I have been keeping my eyes peeled (i.e.: money burning a...

IWATA LPH-400 LV $250 IWATA LPH-400 LVB $250 Devilbiss GFG670 $175 All are in excellent (all but new) condition. Quite a savings off the new cost. The Devilbiss comes with 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4 tip, and air regulator. I believe the IWATA's are 1.4 tips. Payment via USPS money order and I...