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Excellent!! That would be an excellent shop, how many cruise -ins are you going to have ? Lawrence

Very nice Jeff!!!

you guys are bringing up great ideas & more questions than answers--- I've got my work cut -out just to clear the space in that area. I've got vacation in march will try to start this (need to sell some cars also) Lawrence

Right now is the brainstorming phase, I'm going to ask so local car guys & then try to come up with a shop that will work for me.. I'm already thinking a dual roof shed with a 12' section --just in case I ever put in a lift (get the funds). I like the idea of the blown on roof insulation. I...

That is why I'm asking questions now, I think I will eventually go into the lumber company & see what they can design. The 3 doors ? Thought it would be better than 1 huge door. I need to go touring some buildings

here is where it will go on my property, back ne corner of the lot. That green shed is roughly 8x28-- to give a scale. I have roughly 25' to the back corner property line. I want 3 o/h doors facing west nothing on the north or east side & then a man door on the south. will make the south...

is there a difference in quality say from menards/sutherlands vs morton type buildings? I can use a Sutherland design program & custom make a kit for the way I want-- just starting to research .

insulate the south end (1 o/h door & man door)-- the rest not so much, we have a local foam board company that throws sheets away-- that works great as insulation in shops.

ok time for a flame thread-- I've finally wore the wife down & we are planning next year to put a pole barn in the yard for my car hobby. the reason for a pole shed is cost -- i can get the structure up & then add a concrete floor at a later date,, putting up a garage needs tons of concrete...

the independant I used passed away, Getting someone to show up to a home is extremely difficult. I ended up going to the local tool rental & laying down a yard & 1/4 at time-- still looks good after all these years. I think I put in 9 yards ,Lawrence

I started using the acetone/atf mix-- much cheaper than pb blaster-- put it in an old 409 sprayer & so far so good. Didn't know about liquid wrench , it is much cheaper than pb blaster ,Lawrence

if it is dry-- pour some gas on it-- scub that it & then put the kitty litter on-- should clean up most stains ,Lawrence

found some interesting items today-- not sure about someof the tools, the oil cans are full!! i have a snap on compression tester kit & a mac tool advance timing light -- going to test these items Saturday. I'm not sure what some of these are --but can i-d most. Lawrence

harbor freight has 1.95 rubber tipped gloves-- just nylon mesh gloves dipped-- work great-- pitch them when wore out-- they have more that one style -- the thick rubber dipped ones are not recommended. Lowes /H depot sell similar for more $$ in the gardening section-- never used to wear...

very nice, I'm with cosig--- not quite up to snuff-- on this so could you swing by & demonstrate on a couple of walls? I could supply materials & beverages!! Lawrence

had a guy tell me to use slick 50-- has been using it for 20 years? what say u!!

i do not know -- how about calling your local power company & give them 2 scenarios , they can tell which would cost more. i would think keeping it somewhat cool while empty would be better than catch up usage? depending on the time frame between usage. Lawrence