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So, I know this a loaded question with thousands of variables but........... Where did you put your lift? I am buying a 2 post Challenger lift and I don't ever want to move it. I figured I would want it within reach of the welder, sort of at the front of the shop (farthest away from the...

I'm in the same boat but my local LPG man says that he has the right drill bit to open up the orifice in my old valve. He says that he has done hundreds of them this way.

I have always wanted one, never been able to decide on which one to buy. I can see value in both types, the 4 post and the 2 post. The 4 post would be easier for storage but would **** if you wanted to rotate tires, do brake work etc. So, you guys that have em, tel me the pros and cons.

I would definately try and get it. I really dunno what they sell for but I am sure if you could get it cheap you could make some money on it.

I always start out with the intentions of building a "show/work" shop. Never happens. It ends up getting trashed cause I love to buy junk and fabricate. It's a sickness.

It's not zboard or anything like that, it's basically just like the siding on your house.....what's that stuff called? Masonite? It's not cheap though , about 25 bucks a sheet. I insulated the shop then put up the sheetmetal inside. The insulation is actually installed before they sheeted the...

Nice shop.

Dang..............

The wheel locking up is a wheel cylinder problem, more than likely. The oil should be a SAE 30 WT or 40 wt, you don't need a multi viscosity.

Here's a few of the paint booth and how I stepped it up over the rails for storage upstairs. Also there is a shot of some fake brick wallboard I used in the welding shop. Looks kinda retro.....retro what a gay word.

Thanks guys. It was a lot of work. It took me a year to build it.

I'm sure that will be regional. It's cheap here. BUt there are a lot of barns here. It seems like it was about 8 bucks per sheet.

Yeah....it's gone.

I tried to just overlap most of it but I used tinsnips when I had to. It sucked but it works. Years ago, I borrowed the coolest cutter ever. It was electric and looked like a handheld jigsaw but instead of a blade it had 2 rollers and would pull itself along. The one I used was made by Black and...

Here ya go.

The truck is blown apart but I have some old pics of it when it was in 1 piece.

Here's a pic of my shop. 40'x50'x14'. I have a small area for bodywork/paint and storage upstairs , 16'x40'. ALso included is a pic of a cabinet I built out of old stockade fence panels to cover the pegboard.

So you think........

I'll be legitimate and post pics of the Garage-mahal soon.