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bfit:
Mate
A  Little bit of planing goes a long way
Bfit

69VETTE:

Hi Wabco40,

Just was looking at the pics of your rebuild and have to say.. faaaar out.. that's awesome , not to say dead drop beautiful and allot of work there mate.. truly inspirational.

And what a beast... beautiful !!!

wabco40:

--- Quote from: 69VETTE on December 08, 2013, 09:00:15 AM ---Hi Wabco40,

Just was looking at the pics of your rebuild and have to say.. faaaar out.. that's awesome , not to say dead drop beautiful and allot of work there mate.. truly inspirational.

And what a beast... beautiful !!!

--- End quote ---

Thanks 69VETTE,

I imported the car early 2004 and have been working on it since (other then the last few months while it was in storage).

I am still not finished yet!!!

I am thinking about a project for next winter, maybe fitting 2" rear flared guards. Which also means wider rims/tyres and a respray. I'll see what happens!!!

http://customimagecorvettes.com/product/1968-1982-corvette-l88-style-2-flared-fenders/

wabco40:
After more then 4 months I finally got my car out of storage.

The sheds in lock up stage so that was good enough to empty out the storage units and save $770 a month.

Everything is just piled in at the moment. I still need to finish the wiring, fit benches and shelving and work out what to do with the bare concrete floor.
I am unsure whether to use epoxy or tiles. I am open to any ideas!!!

69VETTE:
Hi Wabco40,

The man shed is looking awesome and you also have a hoist.. im jealous !!  :thud:

Go for the Durabond two part floor epoxy.. used in commercial applications.. thats my choice.  :banana:

http://www.durabond.com/products/catalogue.htm

Floor product listing specs:

http://www.durabond.com/Products/idustrial_flooring/dur_a_hard_hpc.htm

There is also other similar products that you can buy from a Dulux trade supplier..

M  :bolt:

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