Keep at it and also those sunset photos are pretty neat looking.
I have the south side almost completely enclosed, and finally have the garage door up and the walk in. will start putting the osb up soon. It will be ez to heat that side since its only 20 X 30 and has good insulation. Just need my outlets wired to the big box.
That was quite the job since it had fallen off the stands and the frame sitting on the ground. Then getting it high enough to put on the trailer to move inside. I have to go get my camera and down load the pic's. Keep at it and in no time you will have to have a place to put the hearse as well...hopefully, that is if I don't buy it first. LOL I hope I get it right the first time
Haven't been outside for a couple of days, its been around 16*F at night.
That makes me a rocker
It scratches so easy, almost just walking on it leaves scratch marks. I had the Rep from S/W come out along with the store owner and he said I was suppose to buy a hardner to go on top. But I asked him about that when I was shopping for paint, and he said that it was for to make it more glossy and would help to protect it, BUT was more of a preference than a necessity. So now he wants me to buy the top coat hardner. If I knew I had to buy the top coat, I would of went with another brand. I used U-Coat it on the other floor and it looks nice and holds up well.See if I can get these pictures to work. It was storming yesterday and messing up my connection.
OK, looks like we have pictures. This is my 63, 15 window VW bus, Its been sitting outside way too long. The concrete guy said he would put it back into the barn, but I guess he was always too busy so I did it myself. It took a little doin, and time by myself but it wasn't too bad. The biggest problem was getting it off the trailer and onto the wheel rack roller. Then the trailer was in a weird position inside the barn, and had a heck of a time getting it out. I ended up grazing the side of the door post, but no real damage. I seem to have problems with my garage doors.
Pretty cool! I really love the old bus! About 1964 my dad looked at a new one. I really wanted him to buy it, but we got a Beetle instead. As new cars they smelled very different than other brands. Very distinctive smell. I don't know if new VW's have the same smell. A few years ago I got the bug to get a diesel VW. Drove onto the lot and walked around but not one salesman came out to talk. I think they thought I couldn't afford to buy one. Same thing at the Accura dealer. Honda sold to me.
Really like your shop. It's looking great! Can you start on the bus soon? I had a Porsche 356 Series II with a transporter engine. Wish I had never sold it. In fact I'm rarely happy when I sell tractors, cars, or trucks.
All of mine all one step away from the boneyard. Maybe that's what they mean by "fartfanugen" This is a cabinet from a dentist office, I would say maybe 30's or 40's? And also the light that goes over the patient, this looks old too, and works. Also got some plates for Christmas and I bought the 666 plates.
I just have too many other vehicles on the list to wanting to finish. The bad thing is, that it wouldn't take a hole lot to make it a nice DD. (daily driver) It is pretty solid, metal wise. But to make it really nice like I like??? well that's just MO TIME, MO MONEY. It is so close to making it a nice car for momma to go to Wal Mart and buy 50 sacks of groceries, plus ez for the MIL to get in and out of.
Andy, Its waiting to be used on my new COE
OK, we're almost there! My COE doesn't run so it will be more practical for you to bring the jack here just for the tryouts.
There's a broom in it for you
Oh I must say its tempting, but if I had another broom, it would join the other ones I have. The problem with them is they don't work.
