OctoMan
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"Limiting what I buy from Harbor Freight." AMEN! You can buy old machine tools cheap, rebuild 'em and they'll last another lifetime Vs. some chicomm **** that will just piss you off!
"Limiting what I buy from Harbor Freight." AMEN! You can buy old machine tools cheap, rebuild 'em and they'll last another lifetime Vs. some chicomm **** that will just piss you off!



Now that is just one badass shop for sure.
I may be totally wrong, but did you lengthen the back end of your Shoebox? It sure looks like a lot of space between the back of the roof to the decklid
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Just did a search on Wikipedia "Lemp Mansion". What a crazy, interesting, tragic story of not only the family, but the 40 odd breweries of this region through the turn of the century. Just amazing...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemp_Mansion
You need a vintage Greisedieck sign! If such a thing even exists anymore...... you've got a great shop.
love the cars, i take they are all on air bags??? what a savage place to work on your hobbies, great friends to be able to build cars with n all....excellent pics....
Your thread inspired me to join this forum. You have captured the essence of America. The brick & mortar buildings, the shop with cast iron tools, and the renaissance of old iron vehicles tugs at your heartstrings and propels your mind down memory lane to a time when “Made in the USA” had meaning.
Thanks for sharing. The “Spirit of St Louis” is still alive and well.
... there's something that draws me too this place even when its really hot or cold... and even if my volume goes up and down on me stereo all night and I hear things.. 


"Yeah we got some good guys, and a really good guy that deals with collecting rent and etc etc" – I like the last part of that....sounds like he walks around with a pipe, making sure everyone pays...LOL...
This is an amazing garage, love the architecture and history behind the place. Always great seeing local icons get a second (third or fourth) life as something cool that people can use and enjoy. Enjoy the thread, pics and cars. Keep it up!

Now that is just one badass shop for sure.
I may be totally wrong, but did you lengthen the back end of your Shoebox? It sure looks like a lot of space between the back of the roof to the decklid
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I'm seeing a lot of positive comments here.actually, st louis isn't as bad as it's public image would lead you believe. this area has a lot vibrant small businesses, and has seen it's share of ups and downs.
the lemp is a beautiful collection of buildings, and the best way to preserve these places is to keep them in use. too much of our local history has already rotted away...

Cool space man. I go in there to buy stuff from Regan on occasion. I know few other guys with different shops in the complex, biggest complaint is always lack of heat. Haha. Cherokee has tons of good places to eat/shop as well.
Love people from out of the area making comments about St Louis and proving they don't know a thing about it. Stop believing all the "studies", too long to go into, but the numbers are skewed.

^^^ Huh?I'm seeing a lot of positive comments here.

It is what it is, I hear it all the time.."you live in the city??"
I'm over it, I let people think what they wanna think..
Id love to work with you on some projects, feel free to stop by when you visit Regan so I can give you a resume JK. Im trying to get the office guys let me use that old Brewery gate for my spot but I don't think Regan wants it to leave his spot.
I think he was under lining an issue kinda off the topic here. No biggie![]()
