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Thanks for the kudos. It took me about a year to build it. Its Tomy AFX track soldered, and moulded to a one piece track similar to a routed track. I run a trakmate freeware program on an old Dell windows 95 desktop computer for a lap timer. My grandstand needs more HO scale people, and I need...

Mopar Cowboy that's an awesome setup you have. Are you up in the panhandle with all that snow and ice? I'm in Abilene. My setup is a bit smaller at 27x31, plus the house garage. I love the slot car setup too. I built a 4 lane road course, but also wanted to build a drag strip

Mine looks like a bomb went off in it. Yours looks great.

Heres mine. A different twist on it.

Mine.

Check at lowes or home depot in the metals section. Pick up some extruded aluminum angle, and cut it down to fit the jaws.

For E bodies only

Dartfreak75 heres something else for your arsenal. A china freight bucket blaster. It does make one hell of a mess, and sand gets everywhere, but it works great. What helps a lot is big tarps to catch the sand, and to cover up areas you dont want it to get into. It needs to maintain about 100psi...

And that works great when your separating panels and discarding one of them. If your trying to save both pieces a Blair cutter works the best.

And that is the whole key part that moparmarks made, dissassembly so the parts can be reused. I have a Blair cutter kit as well. I use it in cases where both pieces need to be dissassembled and reused. If the one side I am removing is junk such as in the case of a rotted floor pan, I dont use...

1/4" ball rotary file in an inline air die grinder and a home made scraper type chisel with a very sharp edge, and a beefy end to beat on with a hammer. My scraper blade is .063" stainless with an almost razor sharp edge. Grind at the edges of the spot weld all the way around enough to weaken...

I got the same one. It works well.

steve welder I decided to just run a 25' long 30A cord in thru the dog door and power up my heat, microwave, and some lights. Your welcome

After reading much on this subject, I think I am going to just run a 10-3 30 amp rated cord into the house through the dog door, plug in my gas heat, a few electrical items and be done with it. Actually hoping that now I have this thing, Murphy's law will determine that I wont ever have to use it.

Didnt plan on it. I am well aware of its limitations, as such only the handful of circuits i mentioned will be used. My gas heater, some lights, a TV, and a microwave. I checked the wattage on each item. I'm looking at 2300W total plus some misc LED lights in 2 rooms. This thing runs 3500W. Plus...

My shop is not connected to the house. It's a seperate building 15 feet away. Will be running propane, not gasoline. We keep a fairly healty rotating stock of food in the house anyways.

Picked up a 110V 3500W generator after last years cold weather fiasco here in Texas. I bet people arent thinking about this. Well, as far as I'm concerned old man winter can go suck a dick. I plan to run a handful of things in the main house like my gas heater, microwave, some lights and TV, and...

Assault with a deadly weapon lol

LoL for what?

Channel your inner Ron Jeremy. Hes got a gut now. Not sure if fat guy **** is in these days, I dont watch it.

Do you got a cheezy moustache ? You kinda need one for that job.

I used this thin grey indoor/ outdoor felt looking carpet stuff I got at lowes years ago. It was pretty inexpensive. Never though about the yoga mat, but that is a good idea.

Let me know how well it works. I'd sure be interested. Says it's made here in the USA not china

Missing 2 arms. Fixed it lol

Yep these collapsible saw horses are great. I'd like to get another pair, but bought em probably 15 years ago. I cant find em anywhere anymore.

Thought about it. If I did that I'd need to make it unboltable. This way I can take this thing apart for storage.

A co worker gave me a free 3 wheel engine stand. I modded it into a 4 wheel one today. Bought the 2 swivel castors off another fabo member last week. Made the front wheelbase 24". Make it nice and stable. It was missing 2 of the arms. I will need to make 2 of them, unless somebody on here has 2...

How you solve that battery corrosion issue inside a maglight tube is pretty simple actually. Grease up the batteries, and the inside of the maglite tube with vaseline, or some other light grease. I use Dow Corning DC33 o ring lubricant. If they leak, open it, and shake em right out.

Set of craftsman wrenches given to me at christmas when I was 13

10' x 3' with 2" square tube legs. Steel top with a 2" forward edge bent 90° down. And a 10" back splash bent 90° up. Pic doesnt show the shelf units above the backsplash that are welded, and allow me to put my shop manuals up