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Not a Ford guy, but the new wheels on the wifes Mustang look good. My youngest daughters first car was a 92 notchback foxbody.

Great shop!!!!! Looks like a great size. Was there a significant cost difference/reasoning with going with a taller footing/shorter shop instead of just a taller shop wall height? Color matching the interior braces on the 914-Classy!!!! What's up withe Vette, Firebird and Cutlass? :beer:

Looks great! And of course now we're getting great weather since you're damn near dried in.

Just read the whole thread. Great transformation. I started on your other thread awhile back, guess I better go finish that one!

Nice shop! Did you ever find the "wetlands" lady from the meeting and give her a piece of your mind?

Great shop. Maybe I missed it, but anything about heat and insulation for the shop part of the building? It's starting to get cold around here!!!!!

Well, just spent the last few evenings reading this whole thread. All I can say is PHENOMENAL!!!!!!!!! The shop, house and yard. Very beautiful.

Nice trailer. I bought the same spec'd thing a few years ago. Needed the 2' of dove as my car wasn't happy going onto my 16' I had. And I lowered it even more. Funny thing...new trailer has been used several times now. But I've never had my own car on it! Hell, my dad's hauled more hay on it...

Live in SW WA. Moms family moved out here in 50's. The family farm back there is technically Mankato, KS. But the closest town is right across the border up in Superior, NE.

Just read this whole thread (well, the last couple nights). Great thread, shop and projects. Both my parents are from KS. Still have most of my family back there. Get back once every couple years, so I really enjoy the pictures. I just look at the roads, the backgrounds and smile.

Is there a model number on the opener? Or your old remote?

Re: From losing everything to being cash-poor and shop-rich in "only" five years! Then don't!!!:Twitch:

Cool building, cool thread.

Re: From losing everything to being cash-poor and shop-rich in "only" five years! I hope you have hairy legs to keep you warm.:rocker:

Re: From losing everything to being cash-poor and shop-rich in "only" five years! Ha. Winter shorts!

Re: From losing everything to being cash-poor and shop-rich in "only" five years! Just sat and read this whole thread. Good job on the shop, dirt bikes, kids and beer. Sorry about your dog. Great story telling and lots of pics!!!!!! Speaking of pics, does your brother not like to wear...

I haven't been on this site in a couple years. Can't sleep and got on here and read this whole thread in one sitting. Good job on the garage overhaul. The pallet wood looks great.

This thread is f-ing awesome.

Shop looks great. Hard to tell how big it is though without stuff in there. Nice write up in CHP magazine. You gonna make SCSN?

You might want to check out racingjunk.com for selling the Willys too. :dunno: