So I was just sitting here at the Atomic Industry world headquarters, minding my own business, when some dude walked in with a book under his arm. Turns out, it was Lee Kla...
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So I was just sitting here at the Atomic Industry world headquarters, minding my own business, when some dude walked in with a book under his arm. Turns out, it was Lee Kla...
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ralfs56
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I thumbed thru it at B&N last week. Thought it was well done. Lots of variety, from unobtanium to working class. Nice Job.
Daniel Dudley
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I'm waiting for a ''Best of Garage Journal'', and a ''Best Garage Ideas from Garage Journal'' myself. I will have to check that out though, as I am a sucker for pretty pictures.
Tman
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I hate these books.....................in a good way. I mean, you look at one and see everything you want to redo!
My shop is a prime example. I am not even done and keep changing/improving it. I just added another man door to the east with a 3 foot side glass to let in more light. Next up is the 18 light windows in my rolling barn doors, the porch yada yadda yadda.........
My shop is a prime example. I am not even done and keep changing/improving it. I just added another man door to the east with a 3 foot side glass to let in more light. Next up is the 18 light windows in my rolling barn doors, the porch yada yadda yadda.........
rickairmedic
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Yep hand built by this feller rigght here
Roger Goldammer.http://www.goldammercycle.com/hispeed/main.php
Rick
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I see a friend of mine got in the book - a guy named Steve Hamel, he restores Vincents. His garage is definitely a working garage, no fancy tile floors or artwork on the walls there, but he turns out some incredible bikes.