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Looks great!!!

Sent buddy!

That's a good point.

I'm ready for bow season too! Went and did a little clearing the other day so I haven't got as much to do when season gets here. Can't wait!

Use 4x8x1/2 OSB for sheathing. You can paint it or wrap it with Tyvek or another house wrap before you put the siding up. This. The OSB sheathing is actually rated for that exact use. It will stand up to more water than regular plywood will. Of course, if you are going to put siding on it, water wo...

Phil1979 wrote:Thank you for your service tndroptine.

x2!

Thanks guys! Yall have given me some great ideas. According to the casting stamp on the block it is a 4 bolt main. My plan is to make it just a weekend toy not really a daily driver.

Man that is a good lookin filet!!

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Ain't that the truth! I don't know what's worse around here the skeeter or the sweat bees!

I'm a Carpenter/Taxidermist 15 yr experience in home construction. I do framing, siding, electric, flooring, painting, concrete, cabinetry, roofing and any other home need. I work in the southern part of west Tn and north Ala. 10 years experience in the taxidermy field. If I can help just PM me. Tha...

Yeah there will be a padding put around it and a vinyl liner put in.

I think it's a metal coping. This is the first one I ever built so I don't know a whole lot about it. I knew about the sand but he didn't want to pay for sand when he had plenty of dirt but I have been trying to talk him into it. I pour alot of concrete but I'm not a stamper or stainer. :lol: I'll h...

It'll have concrete around it. From what the prints show it'll get 12 to 16 inches deep of concrete poured around the bottom of the walls then dirt from there to just below the coping. After everything has time to settle we will pour concrete around it for grounds. They are wanting stamped or staine...

I was actually looking for a 78 but I contacted the guy with this one who was looking for a boat so I traded him my old boat for it.

Yep that is ground contact treated 3/4 inch plywood. It's very interesting to me how these things go together. Not at all like I first thought.

jos3ywales wrote:man the ones with a 4 speed where nice and fun too

I don't know why someone would swap it over. I had an 76 and an 80 that were 4 speed cars and for some reason I couldn't keep back tires on them.

I'm a carpenter by trade but my buddy calls me the other night and ask if I'd help him with a project so of course I say sure so I head up there the next day and pull up in the driveway and I see a big pile of dirt at the edge of the garage. I kinda mumble to myself he has finally decided to put in ...

Phil1979 wrote:Rain not helping when trying to pour concrete.

Poured 26 yrds Monday and poured 9 yrds yesterday and I was hoping for rain both day just to cool us off!

WG, what transmission does the F-bird have? If you beef up the output too much and it has the 350turbo it may be more than it can handle. I learned that the hard way. Over and over and .......... The car does have a 350 turbo in it but the car is actually a factory 4 speed car that someone had swap...

MUP wrote:Sorry bout the hijack WG, just get carried away sometimes reliving the good ol days.

No problem MUP. Them old classics bring back the good olé days.

Yeah I would love to put a big block in it. I've got it partially broke down now trying to get it ready for paint.

It like a long way but here she is.

Select 55 is my go to beer.

Are you putting it on the outside of one of those little metal carports buildings?