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Nice!! :drool: I've just gone from a '91 Pajero (Montero for you guys) to an '08 6.0L VE Sportwagon (see avatar). Don't think you guys get the wagon over there...??

Nice!! :beer:

Love this!! We see so much US memorabilia in Australian garages, but not too many US garages with Aussie stuff. :beer:

Wow!! What an awesome place you have there! The potential to turn this into something that most of us on here would drool over is mind blowing... Actually, scratch that. It already is a place I think most of us are envious of! :bowdown: lol I like your idea of using the North garage as a wood...

Love the Mini's, awesome little car. My first car was a Mini, a '68 Morris Mini Deluxe 1100, a rare car still with rubber cone suspension and the long gear lever straight in the gearbox. I was told it was a special order for companies like Australia Post. Wish I still had it...

PHEW!!! Wow... 1290 posts is a lot to get through!! And after all that, I just had to make comment. I am simply in awe of your piece of motoring enthusiasts heaven you have built. :bowdown: Your "Garage" would have to be one of my favourites on this forum, even if you do have everyone up till...

Congrat's all the way from Australia. It won't be long til he's out there tinkering with you.

You're right. Was the best I could come up with at short notice. The VH Brocks were SL's, so no Chrome front and rear window trims, and certainly not the blue SL/E interior. And the sticker on the bootlid is VC too. :lol_hitti Either a mock-up or an ADP as you say.

Nice shed Chris. I think you may have lost a few of our American freinds with the description of the car though...:lol_hitti For those who aren't familiar with Peter Brock or the GM Holden he put his name to, here's what a Brock Commodore looks like...

Awesome space. Subscribed!!

Agreed. :thumbup: Subscribed!!

Ahhh... Understood. :thumbup: So the decision on which one seems to be a "no-brainer".

Is that because the pneumatic spins faster...?? I'll bet the previous owner would be kicking themselves if they saw the Beamer now!!:lol_hitti

Re: My unfinished garage in Vic/Australia And another!! Great stuff Sam. You know there's some ideas there for the taking, hope you don't mind.

Hey Thomas, one of the Aussie's again. Haven't been on for a short while... now I have to sit down and work out where I was up to and what I've missed!! I will say the post a couple of pages back about all the things you've been able to teach your son brought a tear to the eye and a lump to the...

All these nice setups... :bowdown: Mine's an Australian Molnar brand hoist. Aussie produced from locally sourced BHP steel and CNG motor. For me over here, probably on par with your Mowhawk. :headscrat I haven't got any pics of it at home yet, but this is the pic of it in its first home, a...

As usual, I am in awe every time I logon and view your thread. I'm wondering if you're reading too much into the brochure with regard to the colour scheme. Back in 1949, colour printing of a brochure would have been very expensive, hence the single colour used in each brochure. I think your gut...

That e-tek is in the market for a new lift... :lol_hitti Mine's a Molnar 2 post, built here in Australia. :thumbup:

I too live in a small town, and while you would think that there wouldn't be anyone in the town that would do such a thing, we're close enough to neighbouring larger towns, and the outskirts of a major city, that we have to realise that these low-life's can and do travel. I purposely have not...

Hey T56 Impala. I'm not a pen turner myself, never tried... maybe one day. However, I'm on a forum here in Australia that has all sorts of Woodwork, including heaps of pen turners. Some of the stuff these guys do is just amazing. http://www.woodworkforums.com/f69/ Got any pics of how yours came...