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Tell me about it! I had been waiting for the right ones to show up on eBay for awhile. :drool:

Westling Machine socket holders and the Snap-on 1/4" metric shallow and deep sockets: Bought these about a month or so ago, excluding the Craftsman V-Series:

I will take some better pictures tonight.

I have a terrible habit of going balls-deep when ever I start something, so I'm sure this is going to be an expensive weekend! :willy_nil :lol_hitti

I love my HF 2-ton quick pump jack, 56" top and bottom toolboxes and my 5-drawer cart even though that the items in my ratchet drawer alone are 2x-3x the cost of all of those items combined... To me, price and COO are irrelevant; value isn't. :beer:

Damn, had I known insulation was so cheap I would have done it already. Looks like I need to make a trip to Home Depot this weekend. Thanks for the link!

Actually, I found them on Amazon. They're a little pricey at around $80 a piece, but they seem pretty robust so far.

God yes, but to do it properly I would then have to drywall, which then means I would need to raise my ceiling joists to where they would then lie above my garage door opener in order to drywall the ceiling. I'm still trying to talk myself into to doing it.

Since this past weekend, I've started rewiring for additional outlets and lights, swapped my socket holders from the blue & red Kobalt holders to the Westling Machine holders, assembled yet another Gladiator wall cabinet, then a floor cabinet, added speakers to me electrical service cart...

I did basically the same, now on a Chemical Guy's kick. Love your Audi :thumbup:

Welcome fellow Hoosier!

Welcome from a fellow Hoosier just East of South Bend! And ironically my name is also Brian.

All most all sidewall construction in RV is right around 2". 1.5" is aluminum tubing -or wood- with 3/16' laminate on the inner and outer skins. Also, I know of at least one company that uses actual insulation, but most do use just sheets of foam.

That, sir, is a f***ing awesome idea! :thumbup: Now I just need to find me a giant wrench... :beer:

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The late model year '99 and up 1st Gen Navigators have a 5.4 DOHC 32-valve engine, the Expedition is a 5.4 SOHC 16-valve... :dunno:

I have a 167,*** miles on my '99. Check the rear pinion seal for leaking, the front of the diff will be covered. Air compressor is behind the headlight, in front of the washer fluid, mine went out two years ago. Advanced Auto carried a replacement. Rear trailing arms will rust out, the...

Re: What did you do in your garage today? My best friend installs garage doors for a living, and he sent me a pic from the garage of a local farmer. He had a '11 Porsche GT2 RS, '12 Porsche 911 Turbo, Nissan GTR and highly modified newer Chevy pickup.

I have the HF 56", the 5-drawer cart and a late 90's Craftsman at home; I have the HF 44" at the office. I prefer the 56" over the 44" by a wide margin.

Re: what did you do in your garage today? Finished cleaning and organizing my Grandfather's old wiring cart. He passed twelve years ago, and it had just been sitting in one of his buildings, collecting dust.