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October 31st, 2016, 04:59 PM

#41

w30hurstolds

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1970 w30

Starting a frame off this winter hope to be done by 2018 nationals

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October 31st, 2016, 05:30 PM

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olds 307 and 403

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Originally Posted by 76olds

Looks good copper, lots of room in ther with really good lighting, I've been meaning to do my garage for the last 10 years HAHA, just never seem to find the time.
I put an electric door opener ( well I had it installed lol) but still no where near what your looks like.
I still have the open studs with no dry wall or insulation haha.
Looks great, good work!!

Man, I miss my old 16' x 37' garage. My current 13' x 20' needs a good fire

. Sadly the tarp for the big door makes it easier to heat than the old flip down door.

November 2nd, 2016, 04:11 PM

#43

btw

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A new cloth top for the D88 in factory correct color and restoring/painting the engine. And finding some new 8-tracks. Looking for K-Tel's Greatest Hits of 1972 right now.

November 2nd, 2016, 04:41 PM

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quaddriver

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Originally Posted by btw

A new cloth top for the D88 in factory correct color and restoring/painting the engine. And finding some new 8-tracks. Looking for K-Tel's Greatest Hits of 1972 right now.

I have a bunch of k-tel and ronco....on vinyl.

If you can locate a recorder and some recording media that will survive a few passes...

November 3rd, 2016, 10:15 AM

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I have a bunch of k-tel and ronco....on vinyl.

If you can locate a recorder and some recording media that will survive a few passes...

I've got some great (and mean GREAT) vinyl from the early 60s thru 72 and a killer turntable with a 400 watt amp and H-K dance floor speakers, but only a handful of 8-tracks that survived (Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Three Dog Night, Earth Wind & Fire, Bread, Brownsville Station, George Clinton, Doobies, Aerosmith, The Who and Cream).

That will be my next project for Spring 2017.