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Nice 4 eye...and shop.

1X on the face, trimmed out with interior door molding.

I put an extra 2" PVC pipe in my 30x40 garage. Nothing was said and it passed final inspection. I did run a separate water line after the fact though...

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Funny how half the people say it could fail, and the other half have done it with no problems...

I agree, I know I have probably 500lbs of garage doors/openers hanging from the ceiling when they're all up...:dunno:

We did it with trusses 16" on center, used a digging bar to span 4 or 5 trusses and pulled many motors that way. No problems. A lot of people use crawl spaces in their attics to store things, weight is on top pushing down, this is no different...

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I do a can of Seafoam every oil change and was buying it at the local auto store. I heard Wal Mart had my oil on sale and happened to check the price on Seafoam and it was about $4 cheaper there, regular oil/filter prices were cheaper too. Needless to say, that's where I get my supplies from now.

Use 8 footers end to end or one 12', you don't have to carry the weight all the way across. You're only going 60'. It will be easier than you think.

4" PVC pipe as rollers.

$40 is cheap, I would do it more often for that. I have a guy that does it for $99, and he is the cheapest by about fifty bucks. I've done mine twice in 10 years, average is 2 people.

Home Depot rents these, that's what I used. http://www.atlanticpressurewashers.com/Flat_Surface_Cleaners/

Nice!

Yes, that's what I wanted to hear.:beer:

So where do you stand on dealing with that manufacturer from now on Justin?

Nice collection, i've owned about twenty mustangs over the last 28 years, the bulk of them being fox bodies. I recently picked up the 86' GT that you see in my avatar. I also have a 2013 Shelby...that would be my 3 year old daughter lol.