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Who knows, that could be it... Good guess, maybe you're right. Far as I know, that taillight is what they used on the 416 trailers. Talk about over designed, the thing weighs about 6lbs and is made of cast aluminum. That's an interesting fact, I wasn't aware of that. Maybe soon I'll post up...

Naw, gotta keep ya guessing. These are gimmes anyways.

So, I've had a little something in the works for the garage for a little bit now. I dont fully want to give it away yet in case it all goes sideways, but here's 1 small clue.

It's fun. I mean, the pile is 99% junk, really, and I know that. Some pieces though are just cool, and it's amazing how many little things have survived. That mangled truck cab for instance had been protecting a glass dome light setup and cardboard visors for probably 35 years or so. I'd like to...

Haven't updated in a little while, was away on the weekend at my parents farm. Was nice to do some logging, four wheeling, and saving some old iron. This is what's left of the pile. It used to stretch up to where I was standing and about 20' past, but I went through it years back and scrapped...

Welcome to the board! thanks very much for your comment, always nice to meet a fellow ID'er. Lots of great stuff on this site, there's a few ID guys around here too.

Im familiar with the show, seen a couple episodes at my in-laws I think. I actually don't have a tv, so I dont really watch much TV (except the Top Gear on the garage computer). As far as cupboard drawings go, the only pic I have on hand is this one: It's a little blurry, but should serve...

I'm sure your spiders keep Canadian spider's heads mounted on the wall as trophies...

Thanks! I try to give special treatment to the tools from my father, grandfathers, and great grandfather. I'd like to see them passed on someday and it's always nice to try and keep something in better shape than you got it in. I knew I couldn't be the only one. I was in it in a hailstorm the...

Since I had a nice stretch of 3 days free on the weekend, I took a little time to tie up some loose ends on the garage. First things first, I decided to re-plumb my woodstove setup from last year, this time version 2.0. Due to the addition of the eavestrough, I have had to move the chimney 5"...