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Sounds like it was amazing! Now Don, what did YOU buy last weekend??? lol :thumbup:

the "tourist"...

I've gone "all out Alien" lately! I like the car related signs and gas pumps and stuff but there's something about the 1950's sci-fi alien stuff that really makes me excited. I bought another reproduction alien to go along with the one I have in my bumper car but this time he's in "tourist mode"...

How many young people walk right by it while staring at their phones? lol, man that looks really great Don! You're the master!!! Keep 'em comin'! Wally

Amazing job on that compressor! (plus the drywall... you're a talented dude!!) Wally

Thanks Don, I really love my garage, it’s a great place to hang out. As far as the boat motors go, the Scott Atwater motor was purchased when I bought my bumper car. It was a fun restoration and the Johnson motor was given to me by my brother. He bought it from my uncle in 1971 so I remember...

Fantastic place! Congratulations on one awesome place! Keep the updates coming! Wally

thank you Jay! Wally

I'm pretty well out of room again and mentioning another addition is as dangerous as telling my wife that "she looks older" or "do you expect me to eat this slop?"... just can't be done for safety reasons, so this is as packed as I can get it for now (and have room to work) but maybe in time...

[/B] I just bought the Prowler in December so I actually haven't driven it yet, lol.. (technically I backed it up about 150' down to the garage in the back) and here it sits. I changed some suspension parts, speakers, tires, etc... basic needs, it only has 18K miles. I've driven one once and...

Awesome as usual Don! I enjoy your vision, work ethic, and high standard of quality in every project you take on. I spoke to a guy who owns three collision shops in Western New York and was showing him some pics of my place. I told him about your amazing place and he already knew your name...

Winter is always a good time to fix and build stuff to keep busy. Here are three projects that stood out. I bought enough parts (actually almost enough) to build two Bennett mid-1950's gas pumps. Many hours of daily work finally ended well and these two pumps now are hanging out in there. The...

Sure did... these were displays at Blockbuster video stores that ended up being given away. This is an all plastic resin version.

Always fun to check out this thread from time to time and see what you're up to Don. You never disappoint, everything you do is great!! Thank you for sharing. Wally

You'd probably like my alien driving a bumper car while holding a timebomb and a skull... but maybe I'm reading you wrong... lol

Good question! I'm not sure... it's dated 1960 on it so it was out of circulation and I decorated it like the 1970's mailboxes. It's not displayed outside so I probably haven't committed and crimes. I bought it from a scrapper a while ago. I also have a 1930's mailbox hanging up too. Wally

The Count has been there for a while... quiet guy but freaks out the mrs. lol

Hi everyone! Been busy lately and thought I'd share a few completed projects to jazz up the place. First up, I bought back a 1949 Scott Atwater outboard motor display I restored a few years ago. Second, a 1930's Emil Paidar Barber Shop pole I stripped down to the original porcelain finish...

It's always fun to check out your projects Don, place is amazing! thanks for sharing. Wally

Took an aerial photo of the garage. Found a gas price sign and hung it up in there.