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Our car club gathered up all our car mags and sent them overseas to the troops. Sure beats having them collecting dust around the house/garage!

Hi Mark! Harry Israel also sold Desotos, Triumphs and lastly Toyota. I think the Kuetner Olds dealership was on the corner of Grand & College. Of course ALL the dealers were downtown yaers ago... That was before Brookfield Square and the "Auto Dealer Row" ( Hy 18 ) Jack Coe Pontiac, Dale...

Novaguy Sounds like you're doing your homework! IE underground tanks, asbestos, roof etc. In our case, the environmental inspection was done previuosly so we started with a clean bill of health. It was however, the condition of the roof that helped motivate the seller. The roof leaked so bad...

For those that might've missed it, ReZONED will be broadcast this Sunday April 30 at 7:00 E then again May 28th Check it out!

That's a GREAT design but it would never be allowed here because it might pose a choke hazzard! Railns must not be able to pass a 4" ball ( the approx size of an infants head)through any part. Back that with plexi glass and you'd be "legal"

Just a Beginner... as a matter of fact... the original building did NOT have that building on the right. At one time that was an alley that ran alongside the building. The "Body shop" was added years later. We are presently using the back half of that addition for a "Dirty Room" where I can...

Live upstairs...shop downstairs! For those that missed it: HGTV ReZONED episode #108 will be re broadcast April 30 and May 28 7PM E / 8PM C I gotta confess...We didn't get as much done as we wanted over the winter. I guess we needed to take some time off. As you can imagine, the entire...

decisions...decisions! I made an 8' top out of 1 1/2 plywood (that's right 1 1/2") Then poly cpoated it. another bench top is an old stainless elevator door. re inforced and VERY solid! a solid core door also makes a great top. I too use a piece of wood, steel, rubber or carpet to protect...

Phil - Nice Place Do you know anybody that works at QG in The Rock?

Great Ideas! What a fantastic set up! I really like the foam tool cutouts in the drawers. QUESTION: How do you get the cutouts to be so perfect? If I did that it would look like I used a chainsaw!

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Just a suggestion... It looks like there is another way to access it if you eliminate that bedroom! Plus it'll give you more garage space!

Another great idea! Zornig, I like your tire rack! very simple and easy! I also admire your fabrication work! do you race?

Ratdawg... The US Building looks like an economical alteranative! I like the clear span...no rafters or trusses to get in the way Is that a DIY project like they claim?

Reminder if you missed it! Our Episode of ReZONED is gonna be rebroadcast this Sunday at 6PM CST. Then the 8:30 Episode of ReZONED will feature my neighbor who renovated a turn of the century blacksmith shop.

My wife did all the design work and was the general contractor for the entire project. She purcahsed all the materials including the elevator and the tile for the floor. We did the inititial gutting of the building before the roof deomolition. We also did our own electrical work, cabling, all...

Not sure why... but the HGTV Program Guide only has it listed as #108 TBA. Anyway we were pleased with the results though it sure went quick! Some nice shots of the cars, showroom, bar room and house but not much of the shop. Our episode of ReZONED is gonna be re-broadcast this Sunday at...

Just curious? Nice wall art though I'm curious....Are those beer cans full? 'nother question... have you taste tested them all? Jeepgod... do they have local beer where you are at? also...we're all proud of what you guys are doing over there...stay safe and come home soon!

I'm also contemplating the floor options. Because my foors are old, patched, cracked, uneven and stained, I think my best option is some type of ceramic / quarry tile. I've layed tile before and though it's a big job, it's something I can easily do in sections. Patterns can be as creative as...

No...we had to install 3 columns and an I beam. When you see the video, you can see them setting the spancrete on top of the center beam. You may even see two of the yellow columns when they show the inside of the shop. The main shop is 60 x 70 and the Spancrete spans the 60' with 2 - 30'...