Thanks guys. It's a great yard, very kid friendly. Huge horse pasture behind the house, 5 horses that love attention.

The yard in Virginia isn't as flat but it's quite big itself, plus all the land to roam.

 

I must say, I have serious respect for the old Ram Chargers. They're just so simply one bad ride.

 

and they get even badder if you stick a truck cab on them

 

Don't show me that.......

 

lol. someone has to put the bad idea's out there. what you do with them is up to you.

 

^^ LOL I've been all over Pirate lately getting wonderful ideas for my '72 when I get home...

 

Since there was a Rangers game this afternoon and NBA finals tonight....and I didn't feel like sanding the hood and roof today, I decided to celan up the garage.....aaa...shop!

Took 4 bakers rack shelving units out to one of my storage buildings and moved a buch of stuff there, loaded up the Ram with stuff I am throwing away:



And decided to set up bench for self taught upholstery work (did a smal tuck and roll piece last night.....). Also put in a cabinet that I picked up the other day to hold parts and paint supplies.




This allows me to move table saw over in front of wife's car so I don't have to keep moving it out of the way.....should have done all of this before I started body work....

 

That woulda made too much sense though.

 

I could not believe how many boxes of biiks I had in the garage......and having to move table saw, hyd press, and one shelf every time I wanted to work on truck was a real PITA. Now just have to cut hole in bench for sewing machine, find a chair, and empty that darn trash.....

There is even room left in the corner for an engine stand....

Thie will make it easier when I roll the Jag in next!

 

Real learning experience eh? Yep. Been there, done that......

I always enjoyed garage cleaning when it was 90+ degrees out, with about 1000% humidity..... absolutely amazing weight loss plan. I think I dropped 40 pounds in 3 weeks.