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There's no concrete under that wood, just some rotten timber and sinking pier blocks. It's sturdy enough just not very level. Just making do with what I have.

Probably the same one. It was in Felton...I'd been kinda looking for one for a couple years and it helped that this one was close. It'll stay stock.

You guys might appreciate this, beefed up the flimsy piece of **** Webber BBQ that the ****** aluminum legs would always fall out of. Baby buggy barbeque! Even has suspension.

Sorry no projects of any significance in the last while (least not done). I did pick up a new 'round town shop truck. And you can see the new roof on the shop and carport I've done recently...watertight (well almost). -Jeff

Thanks, I'm always surprised when people like my dirty little shop as much as I do...seems folks like things spotless and new nowdays. Maybe I'll have to change the flag orientation (I didn't know it had a proper direction when hanging that way. And I sold the old pan/shovel about a year ago...

Another new shot of the neglected T. And I moved my louver press out into the barn.

I haven't been on this site in a while. But was my shop actually in a book? I have been working on it a little lately since winter is coming on and the roof blew off last year I put a dormer on it to gain a little more headroom for lighting (used to be about 6 foot high). But haven't been...

Looks good! Where's the big Cadillac sign?

I brought that Triumph home because it was little and cute...I just wasn't interested in it, and never drove it. It's replacement is a little bigger.

There are a couple of pier blocks, some concrete steping stones, garbage and dirt.

You don't want to see it.

The main portion of the shop has inside and outside boards insulated between, the addition is just board and batten (I haven't gotten around to the batten part yet). It hardly matters until I add some heat anyway.

They're copper plumbing 90's cut in half, I've still got to do some trimming on 'em, attach some screens and make hold-downs.

I thought I'd throw up a couple pictures of my new work bench and little mill. My neighbor offered up the mill which had been collecting dust in his shed for a long time (he got it as payment for some plumbing he did), and the benchtop is a piece of bowling alley lane his family had used as a...

No offense meant...but I prefer the before shot, its art. The after shot looks like a plain old garage with a wheathered roof. History like that can't be recreated...but it can be destroyed. If the space is available, and you want something more modern and comfortable, build another shop...

Thanks Mike, I got the idea for the tonneau cover from Wally Parks old '27T landspeed roadster...it was canvas stretched over bows. I made the framework out of 1/4" rod and used canvas from an awning supply place (a lot cheaper than auto upholstery shops). Sewed up on my moms crappy old...

Thanks guys. And Craig, I've got a couple of extinguishers in there. I don't worry about fire too much...I'm careful. The space between the beams right now is just enough to roll the bed of the model T through so I can walk around the front easier (its a small space). I might change it...