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Have fun, I won't be doing much in my shop either (now), the compressor motor caught on fire today in the middle of priming my hood.
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oh dude that sucks bad!
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I fixed it for you Alan :lol:
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I really enoyed my break. I went almost 6 days with out internet and it was so nice. I remember how simple life was before the internet. I need to revisit that more often. Anyway, went to the local car show today here is a LINKY to some pix. Also got to meet jsmithbm at the show and he came up to see my pile.
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Welcome back from the dead Alan!
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i like the show pics:metal:
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umm Alan I'm glad that you had fun and all but uhh GET BACK TO WORK I NEED YOUR INSPIRATION.. THANKS AND HAVE A NICE DAY....
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Family always comes first. End of story. But if she knows how important your project is to you, she should understand. At least your at home doing it, and not some where else having a beer with the guys. :sumo:
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Alan I know what you mean. Me and my wife are always going at it about my truck. Sometimes she wants to work on it, but most of the time she wants to sell it.
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Family first............Then Ronnie's truck..........Then your truck.......... :lol:
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give the kids a respirator. send then to the shop...
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:agree: thats where i've spent my whole life,in a shop
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Yeah, make it a family affair. Get them all involved :metal: In your dreams, huh.
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I was looking on CL tools the other day and ran across a rotisseri (sp) for $400 a half mile from my work. It was at a restoration shop and the guy was retiring. I wish I had known sooner maybe I could have worked for him to learn more about the restoration side of the business and possibaly bought him out. Anyway the rotisseri is home made and should do the job. If not I can sell it and get my money back. I couldn't have bought the metal for that price. While there he had these dollies for $40 now they are mine. He has a 14X24 cross draft booth and mixing room for $5000/booth and 2500/mixing room. He took great care of his equipment. I just can't afford that kind of stuff yet. Here are the dollies. http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...2/DSC00629.jpg |
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Nice buy. :metal:
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Alan i have a couple of questions for you. I used the slick sand today and it kicked way to fast. and then clogged my gun before i could finish one bed side. any ideas... also what can i use to cut it. I don't remember what you said that u used.
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thanks. it was not a good experience for me today.. it was a huge mess. but it will sand off thats what counts.but had to clean my gun and that was bad.
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