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Awesome parts cleaner BF. I can't believe how you keep finding all those treasures. I'm still in awe of your "museum".:thumbup:
 
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Bears: up in the PNW all that stuff might have cost me more than your truck so happy to see you were able to buy it and still own your truck to haul it home.

while i love the look of your shop's walls i don't have the space for those sort of things and need the walls for racks to hold materials and cabinets, but i'm starting to see the benefit of maybe having one wall for just stuff to display.

great finds and any chance you took and can post up a few pictures of the guy's place where you found all of this?


drives

Thanks for the visit! I really don't want to post any picks of the shop where I picked up my latest finds, I may get to go back? so I don't want to give it away or upset the guy as they are some really good folks. They actually sent my wife and I a thank you card and a gift card for supper for helping them out on a little roof project...People like that are getting harder to find these days...



Cool parts cleaner. I have the No-nox version of this pump. I guess when you say you’re just winging it, you won’t be lying. lol


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shorty

The parts washer is a cool piece and I still haven't decided what to do with it yet? I don't run across items like that very often so the right time to buy them is when you see them :lol: Sometimes you just have to wing it and hope for the best :pimpflash




Vieux

Thanks for the visit and the inspiration I get from visiting your garage. I always think twice about throwing anything out now and I say to myself... Vieux would just repair that :beer:



im very envious of that wing skin!


racestatus

Thanks for commenting on my thread...I never thought I would pick up that airplane skin...something I never thought I would have hanging in DaBarn, but everyone that has seen it loves it :D

I'm still waiting for that spark plug cabinet to arrive :lol: :lol: :lol:



Awesome parts cleaner BF. I can't believe how you keep finding all those treasures. I'm still in awe of your "museum".:thumbup:


dlcwent

Thanks for the compliments...I do like the parts cleaner! It is in good shape too...I have never had one particular gas or oil brand that I collect or I'm loyal to, but I have always seemed to take a liking to the orange of the Gulf brand :D
 
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That Cabover tanker is absolutely Fantastic :bowdown:


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Picture postcard. Glad it’s up there though. On a positive note, no grass to mow so more time to find treasures.


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Your "Lil party garage" looks much bigger from the inside and in there is really shaping up nicely.
Your new additions are super and I'm a little envious of all the Gulf products
I wish I had started collecting when I was your age.

Bears Fan
Have a great Christmas

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I got the price sign hung in the Sinclair station
Thanks again
Every time I walk by it I thank you for it.
 

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BF: yep there are still GREAT PEOPLE IN THE USA and all over the world so don't give up on the human race just yet. I totally understand you not sharing more pictures even if it's only to protect the folks that sold you all those COOL OLD THINGS.

i have to say you have a good eye and keep up the great work.

Is your daughter's car almost ready for her to pick up at Christmas? does she know you are fixing it for her?

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
 
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That Cabover tanker is absolutely Fantastic :bowdown:

HD FLHX

He also has two other cabover's completely restored, one is setup as a wrecker and the other is setup with a pickup style bed on it and they are top of the line custom builds! If I ever get a chance I will see if I can get some photo's...



Picture postcard. Glad it’s up there though. On a positive note, no grass to mow so more time to find treasures.


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Yeah!!! Some days I wish I lived further south :eyecrazy: :lol:



Your "Lil party garage" looks much bigger from the inside and in there is really shaping up nicely.
Your new additions are super and I'm a little envious of all the Gulf products
I wish I had started collecting when I was your age.

Bears Fan
Have a great Christmas

Don

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I got the price sign hung in the Sinclair station
Thanks again
Every time I walk by it I thank you for it.


Don

I think the picture of the barn makes it look smaller then it is? just a weird angle...I have sort of taken a liking to the Gulf products, maybe it is that orange paint? Hope you and Ann have a wonderful Christmas and the price sign looks good hanging at the Sinclair Station :beer:



BF: yep there are still GREAT PEOPLE IN THE USA and all over the world so don't give up on the human race just yet. I totally understand you not sharing more pictures even if it's only to protect the folks that sold you all those COOL OLD THINGS.

i have to say you have a good eye and keep up the great work.

Is your daughter's car almost ready for her to pick up at Christmas? does she know you are fixing it for her?

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!


Drives

Thanks for checking in! Got the Impala back Friday afternoon, they done a great job on the repair! so far I can't find any flaws :thumbup: It is good to have it back and that whole escapade behind us... My daughter was real excited to have her car back :)



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Merry Christmas to all my Garage Journal friends xmas
 

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It's been a great year watching the lil party garage grow from the inside out

Thank you for your friendship and generosity
Wishing you and your family A Very Merry Christmas.
Lets do it again next year

Don
 

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This thread is absolutely fantastic! The quality of the garage build, the quality of the memorabilia, the photo quality are all incredible. Love the 2014 Silverado (I have one too), and love the lawn as well! Haha.
Thumbs up and Merry Christmas!
 

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Merry Christmas from your Land of Lincoln neighbor.
Loving all the pictures ...I was born in Hammond so once a Hoosier, always a Hoosier has to apply for me as I always long to visit, party and explore new things and places in the state.
Thank for sharing your adventure...
 
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It's been a great year watching the lil party garage grow from the inside out

Thank you for your friendship and generosity
Wishing you and your family A Very Merry Christmas.
Lets do it again next year

Don


Don

Thanks for taking the time to check in on my little party garage and for the kind words, I have enjoyed checking in on your garage almost on a daily basis to see whats new and to get some inspiration...Thanks for sharing :thumbup:



This thread is absolutely fantastic! The quality of the garage build, the quality of the memorabilia, the photo quality are all incredible. Love the 2014 Silverado (I have one too), and love the lawn as well! Haha.
Thumbs up and Merry Christmas!


Ribs

Love your Garage Journal name! If your ever in my area PM me, we have a great little BBQ joint just down the road called Bo Doogies :thumbup: Thanks for checking in on my thread and the kind words, Hope you have a great 2018...


Merry Christmas and may the new year bring new finds.


Shorty

Thanks for checking in! I hope 2018 will be a good year for you!!! I'm getting tired of this arctic weather that has gripped us here in the north :wtf: If it keeps up you may have to make room for me down there in Florida, HELL at this point I would stay in your garage! "I will work for heat" :lol:



Merry Christmas from your Land of Lincoln neighbor.
Loving all the pictures ...I was born in Hammond so once a Hoosier, always a Hoosier has to apply for me as I always long to visit, party and explore new things and places in the state.
Thank for sharing your adventure...


Ambenz

Thanks for taking the time to check out DaBarn! I really do enjoy living in Indiana...except for this arctic blast that we have right now :shocking: I always like seeing how the Mustangs are always clean and shinny :thumbup:
 
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I have had this idea for a long time to build a little hardware store for DaBarn, I always see a lot of things being done with these Harbor Freight small parts storage cases, well just before Christmas I saw that these cases went on sale for only $5.99 each for the 20 bin case that is 13" x 16 1/2" x 2 1/4" deep. I ordered 12 of them I wanted to make sure I had enough room to organize all my hardware into one place...



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At the last minute I added two of the deeper bin cases to fit some of the larger hardware I have, these cases are 13" x 16 1/2" x 4 1/2" deep. They were on sale for $10.99 each, so now I have a total of fourteen cases, this should be suffice for all my hardware :thumbup: These are nice cases for the price and the little bins are removable...



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I had some 1/2 sanded plywood on hand, left overs from building my Goodyear sign, I thought about using 3/4" plywood to build the cabinet with but I wanted to save some money...I ripped all the pieces on the table saw and then pre drilled all the holes...



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I ripped 26 pieces of plywood down and added a chamfer on the front to act as slides for the cases.



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I was sanding the sides of the cabinet before I assembled them and my daughter snapped this picture of me outside of the barn in sub zero weather sanding on the sides, she said the picture was Garage Journal worthy and I had to post it :lol:



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Due to it being so cold here! I decided to take all the parts in my basement to glue and screw them so they would be at room temperature.



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Here is the cabinet all glued and screwed together, I thought about using brad nails to hold it together, but i wanted the extra strength of the screws :thumbup:



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Here is the first test fit of all fourteen cases in the cabinet...Perfect fit!



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Just another shot of the cabinet all glued up and the cases installed...



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After getting the cabinet done I got the idea of adding some shelves to the side of the cabinet to hold my collection of spray cans, I got all four shelves cut, glued and screwed together...



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I cut some 1/2" flat stock I had left over from making some shelves, I drilled and screwed them to the front with some brass screws...



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Here is a finished shelf ready to add to the side of the hardware cabinet...



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A little test fit :pimpflash



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I glued and screwed the four spray can shelves on the side of the cabinet...



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I picked up four soft rubber swivel casters for the cabinet today at the local farm store, I want to make a angle iron frame for the cabinet to sit in and the casters to mount to...but I have no 1/2" or 3/4" angle on hand. I will have to pick some up next week...I want the cabinet to be mobile.



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One last shot of the cabinet, I need to give it a final sanding then prime and paint it, I have yet decided what color to use? But I'm partial to blue :lol:

With the paint cans on the left side I still have the right side of the cabinet empty...I'm up for suggestions on what I could add to it?
 

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I'll second what Jon said. :thumbup:

The photo of you sanding the cabinet pieces outside in the snow is priceless.

Is it too late to wish you a happy new year? :dunno:
I will anyway...all the best to you and your family for 2018 BF. :beer:
 
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Bears Fan,
Great job on the cabinet! :beer:

Jon

Thanks for the compliment! It was a fun project and it wasn't to complicated, just a little time consuming...It gave me something to do with the extra days off at Christmas and New Years...


Great Idea, that is marketable i'd think.

Rockyboy

Thanks for the visit to DaBarn! Although not perfect I do like how the cabinet turned out! It was fun to be able to do a project even though it has been colder than HELL here :eek:


I'll second what Jon said. :thumbup:

The photo of you sanding the cabinet pieces outside in the snow is priceless.

Is it too late to wish you a happy new year? :dunno:
I will anyway...all the best to you and your family for 2018 BF. :beer:

BBChevro

Its been a while since I have checked in on your thread (not enough hours in the day), My daughter thought the picture of me was hilarious and said it was Garage Journal worthy :lol:
I hope 2018 will be a great year for you and your family :)



BF, top job...:bowdown:

1/2

I always get excited knowing your check in on my thread :thumbup: We are getting hammered with some arctic air in my area, I'm jealous of anyone living closer to the equator then me :lol:
I wish you good health and happiness in 2018...


Always smile when I get notice of an update on this thread!
One of my GJ favorites. :thumbup:


PugetDude

That's awesome to think someone likes my little barn here in northern Indiana! I think being here on The Garage Journal always gives me a little motivation and always has me thinking of what's next in DaBarn.
Hoping you and your family has a wonderful 2018 and keep posting!!!
 

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BF: while I totally agree with your daughter that your picture in the snow sanding your project is GJ worthy I have to say that all of them are and if you have time to post up pictures and details of your cool stand (i'm going to copy some day i'm pretty sure) over on the Organizing 201 thread i for one would be grateful. here's the link: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=335623

great design and build. WELL DONE!!

also great job being able to pick up your daughter's car from the insurance company and finding the perfect guys to put it back together so she can keep rolling down the highway. you got more than a few DAD OF THE YEAR POINTS for that one.

have a great day and the airplane wing and the other stuff you just recently picked up is looking great in they new home.

cheers

PS: that picture your daughter posted is actually AVATAR WORTHY and brings back memories of the BEARS with their BAD *** BOYS playing football in those kinds of conditions. due for a change?
 

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...BBChevro

Its been a while since I have checked in on your thread (not enough hours in the day), My daughter thought the picture of me was hilarious and said it was Garage Journal worthy :lol:
I hope 2018 will be a great year for you and your family :)
...

You haven't missed much on my thread BF, I was AWOL from GJ for a couple of months, so I am way behind on getting up to date with everyone else's threads.

I'll try to curb my wayward ways in 2018. :eek:
 

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Jon

Thanks for the compliment! It was a fun project and it wasn't to complicated, just a little time consuming...It gave me something to do with the extra days off at Christmas and New Years...




Rockyboy

Thanks for the visit to DaBarn! Although not perfect I do like how the cabinet turned out! It was fun to be able to do a project even though it has been colder than HELL here :eek:




BBChevro

Its been a while since I have checked in on your thread (not enough hours in the day), My daughter thought the picture of me was hilarious and said it was Garage Journal worthy [emoji38]
I hope 2018 will be a great year for you and your family :)





1/2

I always get excited knowing your check in on my thread [emoji106] We are getting hammered with some arctic air in my area, I'm jealous of anyone living closer to the equator then me [emoji38]
I wish you good health and happiness in 2018...





PugetDude

That's awesome to think someone likes my little barn here in northern Indiana! I think being here on The Garage Journal always gives me a little motivation and always has me thinking of what's next in DaBarn.
Hoping you and your family has a wonderful 2018 and keep posting!!!
Happy New Year! Fantastic idea and execution on the cabinet. The addition of will make it a very useful addition to Da Barn. I may even have to copy the concept!

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The cabinet looks awesome. You may want to order a spare parts bin, in case someone finds a way to break one. I have had friends in my garage break hinges off little storage boxes, and container got crushed as someone was letting the lift down. Of course, when you have a back up, you will never need it. $5.99 is cheap insurance....

It was crazy cold last week - brave soul sanding in that.
 

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That's totally ******** BF - sanding in the snow.

How about a small lift up wing on the other side so you have a small surface area to work from and somewhere to put your drill(s) when working on a project ?

Cheers GB.
 
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BF: while I totally agree with your daughter that your picture in the snow sanding your project is GJ worthy I have to say that all of them are and if you have time to post up pictures and details of your cool stand (i'm going to copy some day i'm pretty sure) over on the Organizing 201 thread i for one would be grateful. here's the link: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=335623

great design and build. WELL DONE!!

also great job being able to pick up your daughter's car from the insurance company and finding the perfect guys to put it back together so she can keep rolling down the highway. you got more than a few DAD OF THE YEAR POINTS for that one.

have a great day and the airplane wing and the other stuff you just recently picked up is looking great in they new home.

cheers

PS: that picture your daughter posted is actually AVATAR WORTHY and brings back memories of the BEARS with their BAD *** BOYS playing football in those kinds of conditions. due for a change?


Drives

Thanks for the kind words! Emily is excited to have the Impala back and she is back to college to finish out her junior year...I will have to think about changing my avatar, it has always been the same since joining here six years ago...time does fly :headscrat



You haven't missed much on my thread BF, I was AWOL from GJ for a couple of months, so I am way behind on getting up to date with everyone else's threads.

I'll try to curb my wayward ways in 2018. :eek:


BBChevro

Life does get busy and some days I spend more time reading The Garage Journal then posting on it, It has been a little slow around here too with the arctic weather we had roll in around here for December and January :willy_nil


Happy New Year! Fantastic idea and execution on the cabinet. The addition of will make it a very useful addition to Da Barn. I may even have to copy the concept!

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rixtrix1

Thanks for the visit and kind words! Yeah I am excited about the cabinet, but I have to get off my *** and finish it up....remember if you copy the cabinet you have to post up some pics :lol:


You can stay in the warm guess bedroom. Just bring the Blazer and take the SL back.


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shorty

Damn man! I am ready for a southern vacation right about now...Its suppose to be in the high 40's today and lower 50's on Monday, its going to be like a heat wave for us here :pimpflash




The cabinet looks awesome. You may want to order a spare parts bin, in case someone finds a way to break one. I have had friends in my garage break hinges off little storage boxes, and container got crushed as someone was letting the lift down. Of course, when you have a back up, you will never need it. $5.99 is cheap insurance....

It was crazy cold last week - brave soul sanding in that.


farrbar

Thanks for the advice! I see the price of those bins are back up to normal now, but I always get those 20% off coupon emails a lot and its always fun when I get a chance to visit the Harbor Freight store in Fort Wayne...



That's totally ******** BF - sanding in the snow.

How about a small lift up wing on the other side so you have a small surface area to work from and somewhere to put your drill(s) when working on a project ?

Cheers GB.


Grumblebum

Wow! It has been a while since I have heard from you or had a chance to visited your thread! "not enough hours in the day". You are the first one to give me any suggestions for the other side of my hardware cabinet! Its funny you mentioned drill bits because I have no good place where all my drill bits are organized? I have been trying to come up with the idea of a small cabinet on the side with a door to keep all of my bits in, but I still need to get the roller base finished first :willy_nil
 
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I did take some time to start the frame for the casters for my hardware cabinet, I picked up some 3/4" x 3/4" x 1/8" angle iron and welded up a frame for the cabinet to rest on...When I do a project like this I always miter the corners, but I decided to go with a notched version to see how it would work out! I do like how the corners turned out, but it did take me a little bit of hand sawing with a hacksaw...


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The corners turned out real nice and square thanks to my 90 degree corner clamp, I love this toy... uuhh I mean tool :lol:


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I got the frame all welded up...I extended the width of the frame for more stability since the cabinet is 4' tall and will be pretty heavy once loaded up...


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Here is the bottom of the frame, I ground it smooth so I could mount the caster to it, but with the angle iron only being a 1/8" thick I decided to put some thicker plate steel on the bottom so I would have more steel to tap...



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I cut some 3" wide flat stock that is a 1/4" thick into 3"x 3" pieces, I will use a 1/4-28 fine thread tap for the caster bolts, that should give me 6 or 7 threads for each bolt, then I will weld the plates on the bottom of the frame, this will allow me to change out the casters if one ever goes bad...
 
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BF, your hardware cabinet is another on my bucket list.:thumbup:

I like your idea of not welding in the casters, its the way to go..:thumbup:

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That's awesome! Looks exactly like my plan. "Great minds think alike" :thumbup: :thumbup:
 

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Speaking of mounting casters, unless you have the fine thread laying around, you can probably use coarse. I was removing the casters of a tall Vidmar cabinet this weekend and they used these nut plates with 3/8” coarse bolts. 86af2aea5c05f650925389e53b9db991.jpg
The small threaded part is only about 1/16” thick. The cab holds 500# or more.


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Speaking of mounting casters, unless you have the fine thread laying around, you can probably use coarse. I was removing the casters of a tall Vidmar cabinet this weekend and they used these nut plates with 3/8” coarse bolts. 86af2aea5c05f650925389e53b9db991.jpg
The small threaded part is only about 1/16” thick. The cab holds 500# or more.


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Shorty

Thanks for the suggestion! I already picked up some fine thread bolts, I just haven't had the time to work out in the barn this week! My dad had a hemorrhagic stoke and we have been spending some time with him and the family down at the hospital...



Great corner clamp. :thumbup: So nice and easy to do straight angle.


Vieux

Thanks for the visit! I highly recommend one of these clamps to anyone that does much steel work! It makes getting a square corner really easy and quick...A very handy tool and well worth the money :thumbup:
 

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I'm just now checking in this year 24 days in (MY BAD)

I like the hardware cabinet you have 3 sides to fill not just 2
I'd consider putting it on a turn table and maybe put my battery tools on the back side. I like the idea of a small portable work table with flap.

Oh yeh rather than going south come west. I have a guest wing in the house you could occupy while thawing out (and I could use some help on a few of my projects)

Hope you have a great 2018

Don
 

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that rack came out really good!!! I've been wanting to build the same but I want to build it into my work bench because I don't have as much room as you sir!
 
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I'm just now checking in this year 24 days in (MY BAD)

I like the hardware cabinet you have 3 sides to fill not just 2
I'd consider putting it on a turn table and maybe put my battery tools on the back side. I like the idea of a small portable work table with flap.

Oh yeh rather than going south come west. I have a guest wing in the house you could occupy while thawing out (and I could use some help on a few of my projects)

Hope you have a great 2018

Don


Don

Thanks for the visit! Good to see you keeping busy in The Big Party Garage! Boy do I wish I was retired!!! It would be awesome to come out and actually work on a project with you in The Big Party Garage...How cool would that be :)
 
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