Gilby959798
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hence why i was saying it could cost me a fortune lol I know because my dad just built a 52x60 garage for his business...
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hence why i was saying it could cost me a fortune lol I know because my dad just built a 52x60 garage for his business...
Right on the Mark
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I thought you would just get a kick from having the "basketball garage" from now on.
UltimateSVT
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I snapped a pic showing the other corner of the garage while I was in there earlier tonight. If I think of it, I'll get some better pictures of the shop this weekend while I'm working on the '65.
A current picture of the wall of carnage:
How about some garage/car art? I made these lamps for the family room a couple of weeks ago out of a pair of intake cams and some other parts. The lampshades that the girlfriend bought cost me twice as much as the lamp parts.
I also welded up a little hanger for my droplights out of a pair of SC rockers and a SBC pushrod.
I have a pair of fenderwell headers for my SBC-powered CJ-7 and a blower belt from a 8-71'd BBC hanging in the shop...that's pretty much the extent of the "wall art" over there.
You know? I've always wanted to do something like this. I have a 200hp YAMAHA outboard block completely disassembled that I can mess with. I'd really like to do some "garage art" with it. Ofcourse including the TONS of Mark parts.
Gilby959798
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I thought you would just get a kick from having the "basketball garage" from now on.
unfortunately, it can never be used because there is always a car parked under it... plus it came with the house.
I was thinking of buying that yellow drop light, how is it? Nice wall art btw
I have a pair of fenderwell headers for my SBC-powered CJ-7 and a blower belt from a 8-71'd BBC hanging in the shop...that's pretty much the extent of the "wall art" over there.
racecougar
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What finally got me motivated was that the girlfriend was heading out to go shopping for lamps. A couple hours later she was out shopping for lampshades instead.
Now she wants an engine block coffee table for the same room. If I ever get finished using my spare TEKSID for mockup, I may just get around to that project.I was thinking of buying that yellow drop light, how is it? Nice wall art btw
I just received that one for Christmas, and I like it. The hook attaches to the light magnetically, either at the top or the side, and the magnet is plenty strong. I don't know how many "drops" that one will survive though, as it just doesn't seem too stout (notice that the red/black droplight in the pic is held together by duct tape). It is brighter than the red/black one, but starts to dim a little after about an hour of use. All in all, it's a good cordless LED droplight, and it should last me a few years.
awesome, thanks!