my work area..

[ibedayank]

Owned by the Boss but i am the only one that really works in it. I helped build it and will keep making it better.
80 feet long 40 wide and 16 feet wide leanto side open to the inside total 80x56 4480 square feet

 

[wells214]

Is that a firetruck on the last pic? If so may we get a pic of it.

 

[bobemmerich]

Thats one hell of an area, there. Great space.

 

[ibedayank]

Wells yes it is a firetruck 1930 Seagraves

 

[4StarCstms]

Sweet!

 

[toolchanger777]

Nice, where did you get that fire truck?

 

[ibedayank]

Brando From somebody that had it for sale i think on ebay 8 or so years ago. Better have some pretty deep pockets because they are not cheap..

 

[toolchanger777]

Sorry for asking, i just have to; what did you pay

 

[ibedayank]

for that one i think it was around $12,000 being its in 90% shape or there abouts runs and drives

 

[toolchanger777]

Hmm, to be that is a little high, But the only reason i say that is that 1. i am inexperienced in the field of this firetruck and 2. it can be an investment is properly restored. But not bad, when you get a chance can you take a picture of the engine and the inside. Thanks

 

[ibedayank]

thats just it its NOT restored ..... no reason to be restored
i can tomarrow

 

[rickairmedic]

Nice looking building and SWEET Seagrave . I know where there is a retired Model A fire truck I am waiting patiently for him to decide to sell it . The poor thing is about half restored and has been that way for at least 5 years that I know of hasnt changed a bit . The only good news is it is inside of a garage so its not being exposed to the eliments and reverting back to worse shape.


Rick

 

[ibedayank]

driveway is in now i can back all the trailers in when i need to
and my favorite tool...

 

[toolchanger777]

I totally take that back on the price of that fire truck. For the people reading this thread, look here;http://www.youngstownfire.com/forums/index.php?topic=1358.0. It shows most models of fire trucks back than in the 30's and 40's. $12000 is not bad knowing most of them are in museums, private collections, or are in disrepair of are hiding. Also like you said is 90% good with just a few small problems here and there. Im looking forward to pictures

 

[ibedayank]

the 1930 seagraves older brother... the 1922 Seagrave

 

[ibedayank]

As far as moving things and being overweight... well pics speak for themselfs

 

[rickairmedic]

ANother Seagrave and that tow truck is also sweet looks like a Mack that should get the job done.


Rick

 

[ibedayank]

Rick yeah the boss loves his firetrucks and old trucks but keeps me busy

 

[ibedayank]

poor excuse for a tool box....

 

[ibedayank]

more toolbox pics

 

[ibedayank]

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