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That is one nice sized shop you have. Nothing like have a nice warm shop to work in when it's cool outside.

One thing I noticed about my oil less (power fist) is it noisier and takes forever to get started with building air pressure especially if the garage is a bit cool inside, my old one a emglo which I still have in the other garage pumps air quickly cold or warm. One garage is heated and one isn't...

I like the carts with wheels, and they work great for the auto wreckers too! I just wish the wheels were a little bit bigger for ground clearance.

That looks real good, what is that reflective ceiling material you used? That ceiling height is awesome for your lift.

I have about the same size 24L X 34W but just turned sideways. I went with 10' 6" high but had to get a special permit which was a pain but I'm happy with it now. I have a 4 post lift in there and only have 3" from the roof of the car when the car is on the lift at it's highest position...

Ok, a garage that can hold 2 blimps...

I start by sorting by 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 and 3/4. One drawer for each. Then if possible 6pt and 12 pt, one side of the drawer is metric and the other sae.

Looks real good. The 12' walls should allow for a decent lift.

Here is a pic of a 24 x 34. 10'6" ceiling with a drive on hoist. It works but I wish I would of gone 26 x 34 as it's tight when I put my truck in there. Your looks good, and I'm sure you'll enjoy it once you get er done.

Nice work tqfastfish , keep the pictures coming. I Love it.

Wow, great thread. I'll be watching...

My cabinet light sucks, no seam leaks but really poor light. Great idea on the lights, and thanks.

Nice work and nice Cuda.

I have 2 lifts and the first one I bought is a double lift and is made in the US. The second one is ramps made in china and the rest is locally made at a company called Ken Nan. It doesn't seem right that it is cheaper to make them in china and ship them here for cheaper. Both hoists have been...

They had one of those at the last world of wheels shows I was at. They showed the car going from on the ground to on it's side and those brackets bolted to the hubs. The demo car had no engine or trans in it. I tried to find a demo on line but couldn't find one.

I think that's a question for The tool man (Mike).

x2 They also make some cutters that are as awesome as their pliers.

Cool find, I bought a vice from princess auto (similar to HF) and the dam screw stripped on it. My old craftsman vice is still holding up after 20 years.

I have no build thread, but progress is slow, front fenders are patched and rear quarter is welded in, car is now in primer with the exception of passenger door. waiting for a new used one. new rear axles and wilwood disc all round, and springs are moved in. the trans has been rebuilt with a...

:cheers: I'm with you memike, I think it's time for some spring clean up in the old garage. Time to get on with some more work on the 65 Cuda...

Here are some pics of the foam pad that Mopar Matt was talking abouit. It does up more room as the tolls are spread out a bit, but you won't be loosing tolls with stuff. These pics are from Matt.

moparmat do you have any pics of that foam pad..

I like to see all my tools laid out. I think I use a combination of what was said previous in this thread. If it's laid out neat you can see if something is missing, I always blame someone other than myself.

A lot of the new 2 post lifts have that over height shut off bar. Your garage must have 6 inch concrete minimum. (Well the 2 I looked at these were the specs). So for me I went with the 4 post lift. It's not a covenant as a 2 post, but the 4 post needed a garage inside minimum height of 10 feet...

Some of the Vise Grips brand I have say Irwin on them but still say made in the USA. These are still good quality ones, so be carful when buying used. The Mac ones I have, a few of them say made in the US, and the others don't say where they are made. I guess I have to assume they are made in...

Here is mine. as time goes on it seems you accumulate more tools. 3 snap on Box's and a unitool small side box. I was going to buy Snap on instead of the unitool box but almost $700 more for the snap on equivalent. Both box's have ball bearing draws sliders.

Yea the kits are the same, just like you said the balljoint sockets are different. My cousin ordered the B&E kit and ordered the one for early A. Order the one kit and have them send the other 3 ball joint sockets and you'll have everything covered. The kit is on the right and the 4 ballljoint...

One drive on in the home gararge.

Here is my garage. THis is where I do all my work in the first pic. The second pic is the garage I use for storage, but dam is it full of what my wife calls junk, actually my FWD dodges are kept there.