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Had some of those too..Hard to get car high enough with a bumper jack

In my youth I had the ones like you pictured.Lost the pin on one of them....Stuck a screw driver in it and used them for years before I could afford the good ones. Never had a problem...was I lucky? ...Probably.

Love that show but unfortunately MAVTV and Dish Network couldn't agree on a price to show it so they dropped it.

I might be wrong but I don't think he is having trouble with a bad or contaminated weld.... just a lot of splatter....am I correct? By the way try slowing down the wire speed just a tad.

If zoning allows I would consider a pole barn. You get more for your money. In 2008 I built a 40 x60 Pole Barn with 16 foot rafters( to store RV) and a 6 " epoxy painted concrete floor. I went a little over board on mine and dry walled the whole thing and built a wall to separate the RV from...

Been around Drag Racing my whole life....always called a Dragster a "Digger". Never to old to learn I guess.:???::???:

Nice...look safe

I always had good luck with the Rustoleum Epoxy Kits.Not indestructable but wears well and is easy to cleanup.

Just a bank account robber:sign12:

Read this thread http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=307220

So far I've used mine to shoot the epoxy primer on my Dart.It worked flawlessly for that and it's been 20 years since I shot anything at all.

Cool pics...Looks like your family has a very successful business going.

I agree..properly set up the oil drip system works great but there are a lot of idiots out there and those are the ones that concern me.:cheers:

I would prefer wood.....seen a few buildings burn down with the waste oil ones.Mostly out of operator error but non-the less.

I have a Harbor Freight version...not quite that well built but serves the purpose. Wouldn't be without it.

I just shot some epoxy primer with a cheap Harbor Freight gun.Worked flawlessly. I hadn't shot anything in over 20 years and it worked great.

Looks like a very successful business. Good to see in this day and age.

I have a one car garage I use as a part time shop also.I need to build some shelves above head banging height to put all the stuff I have pulled off the Dart right now.Tired of falling all over car parts and afraid I'm going to bend up all the stainless trim laying around.Then get busy on the car.

I'll be the first to put up pics of a "sissie" dog.His name is Buddy and he thinks he is a big dog.Love that dog as much as I do my Dart.

I used Rustoleum on my shop in Colorado and my garage here in Arizona.It has held up well.I put to many of the flakes down here and it is harder to sweep and keep clean.Next time I'll probably not put any down.With the Rustoleum you have to be careful...the BASEMENT floor paint looks just like...