Thank you! It feels good man. Excited to see how it looks surrounded by white this winter and especially when things green up next spring.
Thank you very much! I would consider it a bit unconventional, but I like to be unique. The folks working at Sherwin Williams hadn't heard of anyone else in my area using Cascades for exterior paint.That looks awesome. Great choices and looks like the crew did a good job
Everything looks nicely tied in together now. Sorry to hear on the install...it seems like competent trades labour is in very short supply these days :-(
Well, I fortunately did not have high expectations for the quality of work because I knew it was being done quite inexpensively, so I didn't have that level of disappointment that you did.
Thanks Mark! We sure are happy with the overall look now and it will be much easier to keep up on exterior maintenance and touch ups now.
Thank you Mike! It still doesn't hold a candle to your immaculate property, but an improvement indeed.
Thank you! Very short supply indeed. It hits me hard because my approach as a business owner and craftsman is the polar opposite. I do what I do because I love it and I do it to the best of my abilities every time, no exceptions. I really can't relate to the man who just works a job to collect a paycheck and couldn't care less about the work they're performing, so long as they keep their job. I could rant about that topic for hours.
Thank you! We still aren't used to the new and improved look, every time I see it I smile.
It's actually a Halibrand that also utilizes some Porsche components? That's what I've read anyway in my research.
Thank you! We sure do love it here. Some days it's pretty hectic with a growing family in a relatively small house, but we are very grateful for what we have. I think all of us love a massive, dream shop style setup, but small spaces are always more special to me as they require more creativity and efficiency. My shop doesn't get used all that often anymore, but it sure makes me happy every time I do go out there.
Thank you Marc! My dad always wanted a '33/'34 3 window when I was growing up tooMy mistake, the Halibrand and the Jag have a similar cover based on my decaying memory
Love the model! Makes me want to build the 33/34 car my dad always wanted.
Thank you very much! Very happy with the color choices.
Congrats on the new addition! +1 on glad they are both doing well!
6 at our house meant 3 rows in our SUV's
Thank you very much! She's been an amazing baby so far, so content and peaceful.
Congratulations on the new addition!
I'll let you guess which one I mean.
Glad both baby and mom are doing well.
We're ahead of the curve then, we had our third row machine before our third child was born:Congrats on the new addition! +1 on glad they are both doing well!
6 at our house meant 3 rows in our SUV's
Don't tell your wife, but we drove by one just the other day and my wife commented (as she always does when she sees the new Wagoneers) how ugly she thinks they are...
Thank you!
Thank you! Well to be honest it's not hard to fall in love with how mild mannered and cute my daughters are all the time in comparison to the eternal chaos that are my sons!
Thanks a lot man! Our house has been a dirty diaper factory for over five years now, we're pretty good at it.Congrats on printing a new member of the family and the new printer
Now get back to diaper changing
Also excited to see more on that model....the IG posts of the tiny shiny bits are droolworthy
Thank you! We were blessed with an even split, our oldest two are boys and the younger two are girls.
No love for the 3D printer? Haha thank you!
Thank you very much!
The first year/ newborn phase can be exhausting, but such a special time. But you must be a pro at it.
