No Garage - What do YOU do? (1 Viewer)

[F-junker]

mareno wool long underwear or polypro underwear. worth it's weight in gold. I work outside and wear mereno wool socks every day, even in the summer. it's soft and won't make you itch. the stuff is great. I've got a garage full of motorcycles and tools with no room to work on my truck pita.

 

[Jakes40]

I have a “garage” full of my wife’s junk well ¼ full now I threw some of it out to make room for cruiser parts but I had to put up one of those tarp style carports “city laws no unregistered vehicles in city limits”. But it is an eye sore in the back yard.

 

[kulangot]

Dave,

This is what you need, I am selling on CL for $450 but will sell for $400.

http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/tls/291442957.html

Awesome way to roll tools out to a project. Folding lid keeps the sun and rain off off tools (hot tools in summer suck).

I hate to sell, but have no room to store. Is like new.

-Stumbaugh

 

[greytandy]

Dave,

This is what you need, I am selling on CL for $450 but will sell for $400.

http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/tls/291442957.html

Awesome way to roll tools out to a project. Folding lid keeps the sun and rain off off tools (hot tools in summer suck).

I hate to sell, but have no room to store. Is like new.

-Stumbaugh

John:

Thanks for thinking of me. That looks very nice. My wife just bought me a tool cabinet from Sears, so I think she would take offense.

Not to hijack my own thread, but have you completely given up on vehicles? It's a shame to sell all this nice stuff.

 

[kulangot]

John:

Thanks for thinking of me. That looks very nice. My wife just bought me a tool cabinet from Sears, so I think she would take offense.

Not to hijack my own thread, but have you completely given up on vehicles? It's a shame to sell all this nice stuff.

No, I have not given up, but I have taken a big step back and now is not the time (too busy with work and familly). I'd buy the right truck if I see one come along, but I'd have to store it for now. My next project will be more of a bolt together deal than the comprehensive restorations and rebuilding from the ground up like I have done so many times in the past 22 years. This time it will be a rusty truck with a full aqualu aluminum body. No welding, no body work, no panel fabrication, no motor and tranny swaps, no DIY paint and body work. Just hand tools and pre-fabricated stuff. The level that I was playing at before is too much for me to do as a hobby with the life I have now - "slippery slope".

Anyone got a 79 or newer FJ40 or a FJ45 for sale?

-Stumbaugh

 

[greytandy]

Anyone got a 79 or newer FJ40 or a FJ45 for sale?

Oh, so anything pre-'79 is not good enough for you, huh?

 

[kulangot]

Oh, so anything pre-'79 is not good enough for you, huh?

Heck, I've owned 18 or 19 FJ40's over 22 years and most of them have been 1970, 71's and 72's...but I like the legroom in 79 and newer with my gimpy knee, I also like the split case in 80 and newer, lastly I like the gastank under the truck. Plus for my non wheeling cruiser ownership, the 3.73's get downt the freeway.

-Stumbaugh