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Hey scooter, nice to see some one recognize the intro.

Welcome Guitcar, from another FNG to GJ

I will have to figure out how.

Quick question.. How do you get this to update when some one replays ? I'm tech. Challenged or if ya ain't PC I'm daff when it comes to using these new fanged word boxes.

I'm looking for a 34 roadster to restore depending on what I finally find will dictate what I do with it. If i do a custom it will be fifties stile with a flat head. I have a beautiful 40

I've hit stumper on the design on the placement of a 2 post lift.

Thanks r65, Damn glad to be here. I stumbled on the site while compiling knowledge bout the garage/shop I'm getting ready to build so I joined because seemed like some pretty good blokes are on here with lots of experience to share.

1/2 how's the model A coming ? Are you restoring to original ? Or hot rod ? And is it a RHD ?

1/2 I was checking out your thread, loved the dunny, when I was younger and much wiser we moved one one night back just far enough... We'll you get the picture. I'm laughing now just thinking about it... F... ! That was funny but oh man there was hell to pay.

Yuuuuup I know.. Lol

Thanks 1/2 yea I'd tend to agree that it's never finished Hell ! Starting it ain't no picnic either but hey if it were easy women and children would be building them right? oops that wasn't PC was it ? Sorry bout dat I hope I didn't offend anyone and if i did .......

Hey Bomber, what car and when were you running the Floper?

Thanks mate. If I can figure out how to attach pics I'll post some of my 40 Ford

I think Mach5 pretty much summed it up and was brilliantly put. Nuff said.

New to the site. I'm in the process of finishing the design of a 32'x40' detached garage/shop with a 2 post lift and will have a heated floor. It has been a challenge piiting it all together and I'm still not finished with the design that's why I joined this, to get all the input and advise...

A34 check out Radiantec.com for the hydronic systems to start and expand from there.

I agree about not having to have cracks. There are concrete slabs in my area that were poured in the 1930s and 40s that are crack free. This will be built during the late spring because of some of the factors you listed. Please keep guiding me along your experience is well received and appreciated.

LL, I'm interested in yours and the others on my project. I found a thread in here that you and I don't recall who else had shown how the footing and pad would tie in using rebar. I'm also interested in anyone's experience with Radiantec ? I hope it didn't come across as a know it all, cause...

LL, thanks for the input. Hair cracks won't bother me. I would prefer not having to have control joints. A little background, I have been designing a32'x40' garage/shop to build this spring with heated floor and it will have a 2 post lift. It will be a 6" slab on grade I have a back ground in...

What about control joints in a slab with pex tubing in it ?