Vintage garage stuff
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Outlaw525
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My my neighbor dropped this by last night. Not really vintage but cool.
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Ive got a 30x40 going up this june, ive got stuff stashed and stored all over WAITING to have a shop again, sold my last house with a 30x60 and i already know this one is to small but i built a brand new house last year and 30x40 is as big as i can afford.to go with these insane prices. I've got old signs, hundreds of mopar hotwheels and model kit cars to display and, hoods and valve covers I've been collecting anything that makes me happy and way to many cars and parts cars i need probably two more 30x40 buildings after this one lol
These pics are in a storage shed with dirt floors. Kills me to have some of the cars sitting on dirt floors
These pics are in a storage shed with dirt floors. Kills me to have some of the cars sitting on dirt floors
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We will be waiting to see photos as the unboxing takes place
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Found a couple cool items this weekend out garage saling.
Today I went to pick up this sign that I found on farcebook marketplace for the shop wall
And ended up also buying this. It will be a great backyard bar once I figure out how to dismantle and move it.
Today I went to pick up this sign that I found on farcebook marketplace for the shop wall
And ended up also buying this. It will be a great backyard bar once I figure out how to dismantle and move it.
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And ended up also buying this. It will be a great backyard bar once I figure out how to dismantle and move it.
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Disassemble a grain bin starting from the top...roof 1st, then each ring. In the world of grain bins that looks small (500 - 700 bushel?). You may get away with unbolting it from it's slab and trailering it whole depending on how far you are moving it...as long as it's secured well and you're going slow (they are like a big kite when empty...and they fold up easily if not supported evenly) Was common to move small ones on the farm.
And ended up also buying this. It will be a great backyard bar once I figure out how to dismantle and move it.
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Disassemble a grain bin starting from the top...roof 1st, then each ring. In the world of grain bins that looks small (500 - 700 bushel?). You may get away with unbolting it from it's slab and trailering it whole depending on how far you are moving it...as long as it's secured well and you're going slow (they are like a big kite when empty...and they fold up easily if not supported evenly) Was common to move small ones on the farm.
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coin changer
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I used my bucket truck and some jacks I made to support the top ring. Then took it a part and lowered after removing each ring.
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I found some more cool/rare/unusual items (IMHO).
A pen holder from Mound Road Engine (where I worked from ‘72 - ‘81). An NOS Champion rain cape. An STP fender protector. Two items from Chrysler Parts and Equipment. It is from the 8 Mile plant, but even though I lived four houses from 8 mile, and the Mound Road engine plant was just south of 8 mile, I have no idea where this place was. The little ruler shows fractions when you look at it from one angle, and the equivalent decimal numbers when you look at it from another angle. Two pair of Moon Eyes Dice door locks and a standard oil rain bonnet
A pen holder from Mound Road Engine (where I worked from ‘72 - ‘81). An NOS Champion rain cape. An STP fender protector. Two items from Chrysler Parts and Equipment. It is from the 8 Mile plant, but even though I lived four houses from 8 mile, and the Mound Road engine plant was just south of 8 mile, I have no idea where this place was. The little ruler shows fractions when you look at it from one angle, and the equivalent decimal numbers when you look at it from another angle. Two pair of Moon Eyes Dice door locks and a standard oil rain bonnet
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Kind of Vintage from the 90s
Joshmopar11x
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Update from my prior post. This was my weekend. Me and one other guys progress
autoxcuda
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Going to make 3 shadow boxes for garage:
1. Speedshop
2. General auto parts store
3. vintage Craftsman boxes my dad saved
1. Speedshop
2. General auto parts store
3. vintage Craftsman boxes my dad saved
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Old lube cans and vintage nascar stuff
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Cool old Mopar fuse kit:
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Way cool! I'd wrestle ya over that fuse kit...
And thats the only other uop Shadow sticker in that design that Ive ever seen except the one on my toolbox...
Is that a dash plaque from the Questor Grand Prix? May I see the rest of that AAR certificate or whatever it may be?
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