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I have a snap-on dial back, I'v had sense the eighties..never had a problem with it.

very nice!

I understand your question....so, to answer it.....just bolt your car to the bumper mounting holes in the frame. It's not completely balanced, and the car is slightly top heavy, but not so bad as you can't spin the car pretty eaisly. Thats why I made the wheel with all the holes on mine, so I...

theres a lot of industry around here that went out of business, and I see stuff in our local paper all the time. There usally not asking very much, and basicly need to get rid of it.

I would never pay 2 to 3 grand for a bridgeport....Our company just gave a perfectly good one away, and we had a hard time getting rid of it. Were upgrading to CNC machines in our shop. The next peice were getting rid of for upgrade, is a 10" lathe, but that's comming home with me....

here's mine, the upright post are actually a landing gear from a tractor trailer, so I can raise and lower the car to my liking. Not veiwable in the pic. but it also has flanged 1 1/2 bearings that the shafts piviot on, and it makes it really easy to turn the car. I also used 4 steel swivel...

I would say thats fine...

I have had a four post " Direct lift" for 10 years now and never had a problem with it. I mainly bought it for storing two of my classic cars, but it is super handy for preforming work on the vehicles too. I use it all the time.

I have the same parts washer....not a comercial grade unit but ok for home use. It does use about 10 gallons, and I use the newer safty kleen water based solvent, but it needs to be heated to work good, so I found a small submersable heater and keep it set at 120 degrees. It works great ! I also...

then the Lincoln 140 is a great choice.

I have a lincoln 140-C and it is fantastic. It easily welds up to 5/16" thick steel with no problems.

I use a snap-on timming light with inductive pick-up, and a dial....I'v had it sense the mid eighties....never a problem.

wow! some awesome mopars in that garage.

nice garage, and nice cars Tony! Geeze, if you were not so far away, I'd invite myself over for a photo with my superbird....LOL!

WOW! just one problem.......your garage is to clean! LOL! Very nice, love the cars too!

I am a profesional ASE certified master tech, for the past 38 years....I use nothing but Snap-on or Mac tools.

another trick I use now and again, to remove rusted/ stuck bolts is to heat up the surounding area, and then touch some parafin wax to the bolt threads. It melts and creeps into the threads and while hot, it lubricates the threads and bolts come out much easier.

I like Zep 45, and I'v used just about everything over the last 38 years.

I make my windows from polycarbanate ( same as lexan) plastic, so i change them often. Luckily i work for an outfit that makes it so it's free. I also change the media fairly often and i intalled a high intensity lamp inside my blast cabinet.

most places around here rent the tanks, and you pay to keep them filled.

my homemade rotesseri, the upright sections are crank down tractor-trailer legs ( landing gear) that a friend gave me. the rest is just 3' square heavy wall tubeing, and chanel iron.

Mine is a direct lift pro park 7000, It's been great, and never had a problem with it ( 8 years old) and I use it nearly every day.

here it is, I'm the original owner, buying it brand new in the summer of 79' from the dealer I worked for. I'v had it ever sinse.

ok heres mine

Nice collection ! I love the steelers stuff, and the petty stuff too! I'm also a huge petty fan, with tons of collectibles. Man......the pitt. Pirates?? sorry.....I'm a Yankees fan big time! LOL!