I'm afraid you are mistaken, sir. I'm certain that @1911 is giving careful consideration to thanking his lucky stars to be in the State of Texas!
And that's coming from me--having been born and raised in the Great State of Iowa; however, I'm damn glad to say that even though I wasn't born in...
I realize now why I had never noticed this thread before. On the date of this post, I was having the stanky leg cut off. :doh: And the months leading up to it were sort of a mess of dealing with the progress of the infection. Damn glad that's all in the past and also damn glad that your...
Amazing on the AC. Our 2,200 sq.ft. home has two central AC units. The larger is a five-ton unit and the smaller is a brand new 2.5-ton unit. So, yeah--you're gonna love your electric bills. :cool:
The inside pics (to me) appear reminiscent of WWII bunkers that I've seen pictures of. Of course, this is completely different, but that's the "feel" of it from these build pics. Extremely interesting build!
So, ground water from above the finished product can flow in the valleys between the several concrete roof domes, correct? Is there slope built in on the dome tops to move the water flow where you need it to go?
It's pretty awesome to have such great access to water and land features up towards North Texas way. For some reason, I had always thought you were nearer to the Panhandle. I don't know where I've been, but I had never seen this thread before. :cheers:
I've seen several sets of OEM 16" wheels for the the 2nd Gen. Century on eBay for between $2,000 and $4,000. I've also seen a few complete motors (some including transmission) for between $2,500 and $5,000. :eek: