Grabber70Mach
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Very nice Congratulations, bet the first one is the gardening shed and the last two are the shop. Now get some concrete poured in that building in the second pic.
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Back when I was a yoot we had a similar building on my parent's property. They used it as the principle garage since they converted the garage under the split level into more living space. I yanked the 6 cylinder engine and replaced it with a 302 in that one. I wish it had a dirt floor. It was gravel. You will find every sharp rock in the mix when laying on your back trying to hoist up a transmission or such."Grabber70Mach" said:Now get some concrete poured in that building in the second pic.
"Grabber70Mach" said:Very nice Congratulations, bet the first one is the gardening shed and the last two are the shop. Now get some concrete poured in that building in the second pic.
"stangg" said:That is an awsome garage, actually the whole deal seems pretty sweet. Congratulations. To ease the pain on the wallet, how about pouring the concrete in sections over time...
"stangg" said:That is an awsome garage, actually the whole deal seems pretty sweet. Congratulations. To ease the pain on the wallet, how about pouring the concrete in sections over time...
"Gigantopithecus" said:Nesbit water, Southaven trash and sewer.