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Slick Fan
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Drool is right! :shock: Looks fantastic, but me being me, I'd have to build a loft of some sort over to the right, there's too much unused vertical space in there that could be used for storage or something.
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Post by Greg D »

Well took the plunge today. Bought an air compressor today, wasn't in stock so they expect about a week before it comes in.
http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=p ... lpage=none
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Post by MadMaxetc »

Cool greg.

I want to get one some time too. But first I need to get the garage cleaned out a bit
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Post by 66fordtrucknut »

Nice to have expendable cash, it's prob. a good thing I don't have all that stuff. Nobody would ever see me again.
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66fordtrucknut wrote:Nice to have expendable cash.
Lowes card. :mrgreen:
1964 F 100 - I am going to do "something" with it.......

viewtopic.php?f=32&t=15942

1987 Mustang LX Convertible, 2.3 Auto - cruiser.
1994 F 150 XLT 2WD


~ Yes - I adopted another cat..............

Cam L Milan,
You'll be missed my friend.
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Post by GLindley »

Greg, can I borrow your Lowe's card? :twisted:
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Post by FORDBOYpete »

Once again proving there is just no substitute for CUBIC CASH shrug.gif . . . . . is there! :hm: :roll:

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After thinking about it for a while, he prolly didn't spend as much out of pocket as I thought. Granted he spent a sh!t ton. If he down sized from his 6000 square foot house to a "more modest" 3600 square foot place he walked away with a good chunk of money. He went and bought the land. Prolly did it with the cash from selling his place. Prolly has plent left over. If he was smart, He got a construction loan to build the place. He stated he did a lot of the work him self so that there is sweat equity. Construction costs for all the buildings are prolly $500,000 considereing he did the work he could do himself and farmed out what he couldn't do. In the grand scheme of things thats not that much money for an estate like that. That does not include any of the sweet stuff in the garage that he has accuulated over time. Have a happy and safe new year everyone
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