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Manshoon

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Awesome building for the price. The DryVit outsulation is a nice way to spruce up old structures like this. Back in the Late 80's I worked for the West coast distributor for DryVit in Seattle, back then it was Seattle Wall Systems.

I delivered allot of custom shapes and building materials for some of the premium homes in the Pacific NW. I am excited to see what your finished plans are for this build.
 

mdkingsley

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Matching walk through door, move the construction co. down stairs play room up stairs. Cool old race cars are they dirt or asphault?
 
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CreteCoater

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They are all dirt cars. They are from Buds Vintage Race Car Museum in town. I traded him some old headlights for a T-Shirt at the show.

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Anglia Guy

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I just read the whole thread myself. What a great find!! And you did a great job restoring it. I love the building, the cars and the whole deal. Good luck.
 

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Hadn't visited GJ in several months, and this was the first thread I opened up. Very cool project! Excellent save of a neat garage.
 

Press_Corpse

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Doors look great! I like the stucco. Makes it look a little more up to date and I am glad you kept the brick letters. Are you converting any floors to be used as a home? I think that the top floor would be great with some sunlights.
 

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Read the whole thread - I am amazed at your purchase, and your ability to try and conquer a heckuva project. I love old garages, it's great to see one coming back from the near-dead. Keep up the great work!
 
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CreteCoater

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This has been my busiest year as far as business goes so I haven't had much time to work on the shop much however........

The top plates are mounted and trusses will be ordered this week to complete the roof.

I traded my neighbor electrician an old hot water pressure washer to install a 200 amp service in a week or so.

Also talked to the sewer authority and as luck would have it there is a lateral running to the building so once its time to hook up the sewer it shouldn't be too bad.
 
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CreteCoater

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Not having to listen to the generator will be nice!



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CreteCoater

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Here you go. The thing is a beast. Shouldn't have any problem roasting out this drafty building. Working on getting her painted up as we speak.

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Mr. 360

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That thing's a beast. You should have no trouble with heating the place now, except, perhaps finding enough wood to satisfy that thing's appetite. Lookin good, show winter who's boss.
 

jacksmash

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Love the size of the building and the amount of hard work you are giving it. Seen too many buildings just like this knocked down for lack of creativity. I can't wait to have a reason for something this size.
 
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CreteCoater

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Decided on blue for the furnace cabinet while killing time waiting for a shipment.

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Here you go. The thing is a beast. Shouldn't have any problem roasting out this drafty building. Working on getting her painted up as we speak.

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I think Will-Burt built alot of things over the years. I think mine is a Moncrief made in Medina, Ohio IIRC. I can guarantee one thing, if it's anything like mine, it'll crank out the heat.
 
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CreteCoater

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Fresh coat of hi temp paint on the face of the furnace.

Electrical inspection this week & hopefully truss delivery.

Another project starting Tuesday so shop time will slow down again for a while but.......that's what funds the project I guess.

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CreteCoater

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For lack of anything productive today, unless you want pics of windows I hung plastic over, here is the completed service awaiting inspection.

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Diesel Dan

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One thing I like about the Square D QO line main panels vs the Homeline is how the power strips are covered and not exposed.
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Keep up the good work!
It will be nice when done.
 
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CreteCoater

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The beast is almost ready to fire. Just need to run the triple wall through the ceiling.

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