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I'm away from my place at the moment... if I were there, I'd snap a few pics of buildings along the bike path we ride. Newish buildings with synthetic stucco. They look great... until the woodpeckers move in. They peck holes completely through the "stucco" and into the foam. A wall of one...

What is it with women??? My misses and I go around on a fairly regular basis over things like this... lol Nice job on the 'crete... and the paw prints are just right... ...D

^^ Looks like we know which direction you're headed... Very Cool! ...D

We bought a new JD rider a few years back... 25 hp Kawasaki engine. Operator's manual stated... use premium, non-ethanol fuel. Been using that since day 1 and no problems. At that time, I decided it wasn't worth the effort to try to store 2 different types of gasoline... premium for the lawn...

...Night and day difference already! It's amazing what a bit of soap and (elbow) grease can do! It's lookin' like a Jeep! I've always liked that style of wheel... OEM on later model Wranglers. I looked everywhere to find some for my CJ... I found wide ones that wouldn't bolt up... and narrow...

Definitely watching! It will be very cool to follow your progress... my guess is that this will look a totally different machine after a good wash... I'm thinking this one will be on the road in the near future! ...D

I'm definitely diggin' the alloys on the driver's side! This adventure is making me smile!! ...D

Looks like fun! Damn shame you had to work and couldn't make the trip as well... This is very cool... thanks for the updates! ...D

Your plan sounds like it will work. The OSB will also help stiffen the sheet rock which will help resist damage when it's accidently bumped. I've used your plywood girt (strip) method in a similar situation and it worked well. ...D

Nice score on the lift! You're finding your share of good stuff... despite the boot fairs being marginal recently. As far as the steering wheel... depends a lot on which way you're headed... styling, exterior/interior colors, etc. The OEM on my CJ is similar to the one, upper left... except...

Wow! You ended up with quite a stash! It's hard to believe the number of NOS parts there... Now, you need more projects to use everything up??? ...D

Very Cool... ...D

I helped my buddy build his shop almost 20 years ago. 28' x 40' with 2" x 4" trusses 24" O/C. This is in central Wyoming... an area with a potential for wind and snow loads. Your building seems built on the "light" side. Its hard for me to comprehend 2" x 4" trusses, 36' long on 4'...

Nice find on the wheels... Don't know if you're aware but, that style wheel is what came OEM on my '83 CJ 7... those will look right at home on your car... ...D

A second spool of thread (called a bobbin) is located under the base of the machine. A cylindrical device rotates beneath the base, timed with the action of the needle. As the needle pierces the fabric, pushing the thread below the base, the rotating cylinder grabs the thread from the bobbin...

Nice work on the doors and floors! Everything is coming along nicely! The price of lumber is getting insane. When I first got back to Wyoming, I complained about having to pay $16+ a sheet for OSB, a week or so later, it went to nearly $20. I've had to change my plans on a building project...

On a couple of my projects, I've used exterior semi-gloss... repels water and is easy to clean. ...D

Coming along nicely... gotta love it! ...D

Looks to be a worthy project... Congrats! The compressor shed came out nicely. I'm guessing that will free up considerable space in your garage. Well Done! Haven't heard anything of wasps for a few days now... I think that means you've won. If your place is like ours, it'll be an annual...

... a project that will hopefully move to the front burner this winter. Info on loading car parts into my trailer earlier this week in Wyoming... now in Idaho... on the previous page... Can't wait to see what you're up to as well! ...D