Lets see whats in your garrage!!!!

honestly? well ok

 

MY garage at the moment is filled with ( I know, I know) fuel injected swaps....custom turbo setups. The 96 vette is a local guys, about done with a built stroker LS1 and my turbo setup, S-10 is another guys budger beater with a small LS engine and budget turbo setup I made.....Outside sets my Chevy II and 69 tubbed shortbed...and SNOW!

 

lots o stuff

 

This projekt is in another garage i use.

 

that is going to be one wild ride!

 

just a '55 Chev.......

 

Think I saw this car at the Woodward Dream Cruise back in 2001. It had an awsome sounding Hemi in it. It was my first time there and was tanking up on the Canadian side before going over to Detroit. He pulled in for gas and we talked. He gave me some pretty good tips about Woodward. Check his plate

 

Check our tread here on Hamb

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=254938

 

I've got at least one quart of oil...some lawn darts...and a buncha other junk...

 

double barrell 12 gauge loaded with dimes, next to my bible.

God Bless

 

ok fine, I'll play
neat to see so many of you guys' shop scenes
everything from nothing to everything

here's what mine looks like right now

 

wow

 

Got a few old Pinball machines in the garage now. I want more as well.......

 

Just some old scrapmetal that nobody usually wants...

 

I was needing a new pickup after selling my F100 and a this one followed me home just before Xmas.

 

Here ya Go...!

 

got caught pulling it out again.

 

lol chicken sh!t ill do it

 

That's pretty cool Paul but give us a shot of your first garage and where you built the coupe.
Mike

 

hiya Mike!

I haven't looked at these pictures for years,
this is the first car I built, 25 or so years ago...
built in a dirt floored lean-to shed,
the roof was so low I could only work on one end at a time,
and had roll it outside to get a look at it.
needless to say progress was slow during winter months..

my next car hole was a small two car with a concrete floor,
drafty, leaky and only 110 power but it was a giant step up
then finally the six car where I'm at now,
funny sometimes it seems like yesterday, and other times it feels like a million years ago..

anyway, here ya go,
I don't think these pictures have ever been shown on the HAMB before

 

Wow that is a cool old building Paul.

 

the shot with the red head (my ex) in it must have been right after the first Unfinished Nationals car show in Graham WA

she is smiling because I just took Favorite Project Car, Favorite Metal Finishing and Logo Choice, my car was on all the fliers and T shirts for the next show, in no small part due to Tuff Tin, thanks Mike those were good times

 

Paul ,tell us more about your first car. Looks very intersting to see a 35-35 fenderless rod. We should build more of them!

 

This is what my garage will look like till end of March when Mel Picks up his RPU to make
the drive from Cali to NY

 

got a '64 New Yorker Hardtop wagon that would fit right in there.

 

Those early '60s Chrysler wagons are cool. One has to get used to the nose of '64 Chryslers though before most like them (or not ofcourse). There's a '64 green custom Chrysler wagon floating around on the forum which is spot-on as a custom wagon.
But, and I don't want to be too much of a show off here, ... yeah, right... sorry about that ...but how about a '64 NewYorker Salon, which is currently hiding out back...?



It's been my longest project. Everytime another project comes in between I would like to do first. And those 'in between' projects take way too long of course, so this '64 NY remains patiently waiting in 'storage'.

 

I need more room, So somebody buy the GASSER!

 

Let's see, what's in my garage? Stuff on the wall.....

More stuff on the wall and junk awaiting teardown....


Junk stacked on the junk....

Project motor....



More junk on the wall....


Mostly just junk! pigpen