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  1. J

    the 1933 service station restoration, Kenosha WI

    I love it! I'm forever going through small mostly abandoned towns here in Ga, and I see these great old brick buildings and I'd love to open up a hot rod shop in one of them.
  2. J

    Artsy fartsy stuff

    That cabinet is beautiful, I'd like to learn to work with metal like that!
  3. J

    Air compressor piping

    I'm looking at plumbing hard lines for an air compressor. I'm looking mostly at the rapid air systems, has anyone here used this? http://www.rapidairproducts.com/maxline.asp I'm specifically looking at the maxline system. Just wondering what everyone else is using.
  4. J

    got a steal!

    started at 120,000 which is what was owed on the house, after two months it dropped to 110, then 1 month to 80, then 1 month 60, then two weeks 49,900 which is where I bit.
  5. J

    got a steal!

    Excuse the clutter, the previous left a shop full of junk and I wasn't expecting to stay long term so I didn't bother to organize it. Now I'm in the process of decluttering it and starting over.
  6. J

    got a steal!

    Thanks for the welcome! yeah in the shop currently is a 1969 Camaro, and a 1973 Z28.
  7. J

    got a steal!

    Yes it does, anyone want an 1840's greek revival? southern plantation house?
  8. J

    got a steal!

    My wife and I bought an old house with the intentions of restoring it, later down the road I was planning a barn style shop for my classic cars. We sold our house in Atlanta, moved to the small town that our renovation was in. We found an 1880's Victorian with a great 30x40 shop in the back to...
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