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I like everything your doing there. Diamond plate is cool. Shop bench looks like something i'd build. Very nice. I'm curious about the MAX-jacks? Have you used the lift yet? Any good? Whats the lifting capacity of those and lift height?

The shop is emptied out for the first time in awhile, swept the floor, oh wait......................... Time to fill the shop back up again. Once this 6.0L project is done time to insulate, epoxy floors, build shelves and a shop bench.

The cab and chassis are one again....:rocker:

I finally completed the re-assembly of the engine and all its components. Time for a good bath and drop the cab back on. Today I drug the beast outside with the bobcat and gave her a good scrubbing.

Even the boy was tinkering with the motor on his truck tonight. The Nitro is just old I told him, but he doesn't think so....

Finally got the 6.0L motor all back together. The motor/chassis is ready for the cab and I'm ready to have my garage back. :lol: My garage is going to look empty with this 22' beast out of there.:willy_nil

Is this going to be a pony shop? What year of Mustangs you have Sean?

A few pics of the powerstroke progress...I got the oil cooler housing all cleaned up with new gaskets and new oil cooler/filter. New screen for the oil resivor, the old screen was ripped and plugged and must of been letting lots of **** threw to the oil pump. Drained the antifreeze from the...

I was out in the shop today working on the 6.0L putting her back together and I realized I didn't have any shots of my shop in its current state inside. Heres a few inside before I get to insulating and drywalling.

Nice design, keep the pictures coming.........

Its the same size as mine, you'll love it! Now lets see some projects and toyz.

Looks like the driveway turned out good. 3" slump is like head cheese and miserable to float hey? At least you screeded the concrete and didn't screet it.

Wow, nice place you have there. You could whip donuts in there with that much room.:beer:

Wow, nice slab! Not to many guys around here use truss screeds for garage slabs.

Here's a couple garage slabs I've thrown down recently. Being a concrete contractor and a car guy, I love laying down garage slabs knowing there will be a cool shop built on them housing toys! I tell all my garage clients about Garage journal. The shiny power troweled slab has a 28'x32'x12'...

My home made lift I made for this undertaking. 2 chain hoists some I-beam and bingo! It all worked slick, came up and off easy.

Now that the shop is all closed in and done on the outside, time for some inside work. The only thing standing in my way is my 2003 powerstroke. I had a head gasket failure and need to put it back together and drop the cab back on. My heads have been redone, all my parts are here, just need to...

Looks like you have enough help to muscle those trusses up in place, you must have encouraged them beer :beer:. Those vault trusses sure look more challenging to flip unlike standard trusses.

Final stucco coat all done, outside plugs installed, attic vents installed, soffit and facia all done. Finally! :rocker: its looking complete from the outside.

Very nice job on the build. I love your counter cabinet setup.