What did you do today....other than work on your car!?

[mrhemi]

Englishmen drink warm beer because Lucas made refrigerators too!

That was my reply if someone asked for clarification.
Decades ago I saw a bumper sticker on the rear of an Austin Mini, it asked "Why do Englishmen drink warm beer? Because they have Lucas refrigerators!"

 

[Hey-O]

Last coat of paint on the front bumper of my wall art and it's done. Mount the bumper and hang it on the wall, hopefully today.

 

[YY1]

TR-6 is my wife's second choice classic.

...after a 65 Barracuda with a manual trans.

 

[Builderguy]

Drilling the 10 holes for the lift install. This was flat out the hardest concrete I have ever drilled. Burned up a new double cut bit and finally had to resort to a quad cut, and it was still a PIA. What should have taken a couple of hours at most (allowing for the drill to cool), ended up taking two half days.

 

[Don Frelier]

I've been working on and off for well over a year to find replacement options for 2 oil burning furnaces at the church.
Signed a contract over the summer for 2 new propane commercial furnaces.
But the oil tanks were both filled last spring so I negotiated a deal for them to come and do the replacement sometime this winter when a tank gets low on oil.

We decided to buy/install a 1,000 gallon propane tank in ground to avoid crossing tbe driveway with the supply line.

My son dug the hole and a couple local guys helped when we set the tank this week.

 

[Hey-O]

I got it done. I didn't round the corners on the front bumper because it wouldn't have matched the back. There was no way I was about to redo the back for an obvious more real look. I can atleast identify the year of truck it should be and it's the grill on those years I really like, a lot!! It's just for fun.

My next one. A cam out of an old Massey Ferguson tractor. A desk lamp, I think. LOL

 

[Triplegreen500]

Rearranged the garage from summer to winter.

Summer (well the snowblower is usually in the shed but I used it last week):

Winter: motorcycles up in the workshop on battery tenders, Charger against the back wall on a tender.

The big empty space is where Michelle parks...

 

[SlingLow]

I got it done. I didn't round the corners on the front bumper because it wouldn't have matched the back. There was no way I was about to redo the back for an obvious more real look. I can atleast identify the year of truck it should be and it's the grill on those years I really like, a lot!! It's just for fun.
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My next one. A cam out of an old Massey Ferguson tractor. A desk lamp, I think. LOL
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That looks great! I can't wait to see the sides...

 

[Hey-O]

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That looks great! I can't wait to see the sides...

Thank you! I actually thought about that!

 

[hemi71x]

Finished the rebuilding of a Kelsey Hayes, 4 piston caliper, disc brake system, for the 65-72 A body line of cars, that i got at one of our Pick-N-Pull wrecking yards, two weekends ago.

 

[qkcuda]

I've been working on and off for well over a year to find replacement options for 2 oil burning furnaces at the church.
Signed a contract over the summer for 2 new propane commercial furnaces.
But the oil tanks were both filled last spring so I negotiated a deal for them to come and do the replacement sometime this winter when a tank gets low on oil.

We decided to buy/install a 1,000 gallon propane tank in ground to avoid crossing tbe driveway with the supply line.

My son dug the hole and a couple local guys helped when we set the tank this week.

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I've never seen a propane tank buried around here Don. They are all above ground.

 

[Photon440]

A buried tank has some benefits; you don't lose any land area in your yard. And the tank is protected from accidents, or deliberate damage. Also the tank is at a more even temperature - no more hot summer days building up tank pressure.

Plus it looks better when it looks invisible.

 

[dadsbee]

Better than an above ground tank on a -50C day that no propane comes out of! That said, I've never seen a buried tank in Ontario..

 

[Photon440]

I really haven't either...I have never seen a buried tank.
Most people around here use piped in natural gas anyway.