I dont get on here much anymore, but I finally was able to build my dreamshop over the winter. everything but building frame, and steel on outside was done by me.

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lookin good

I dont know if I can post a video on here but Ive got a couple videos of the build...

neat .. where did the big dragster model come from ?

A guy I know bought it from another guy that hand made it, but it was a mess.

I got it, un soldered a bunch of messed unproportioned tubes, and basically redid it. Thr front wheels are hand made and laced. pretty cool. one front wheel was done, I had to lace the other one.... not easy but pretty fun.

Looks good. I like the John Deere collection too.

Aren’t those repainted Farmalls t ?

very nice office ! cool TP hanger !

that tp looks a little ruff

Great pics of a great place!Very cool!

YOu guys should get on facebook with Kasey. It has been fun watching the videos of this build. I swear between this shop build,his daily work schedule and the other side jobs he does. i wonder when he sleeps? But even with all that he still will post pics and things on his wife and girls. I respect you Kasey in more ways than you know!

corey

That means a lot Corey!!!

Thanks

Its a new roll of 320!!!

you keeping the 500 for yourself ?

Great looking place!

Heres some more updates after Ivebeen able to work in it now....

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the handle on your lift is pretty neat !

Thanks Brother!

Its 100% stainless, and super heavy, so I need a stronger spring on the lock lever lol Still locks correctly, but i cant hear them click as loud and that scares me....

anything with a re-purposed pistol grip intrigues me !
my one buddy has a 70 super bee i found for him in carlisle many. many years ago.
as he spruced it up over the many years he has had it, he gave me his original shifter handle and grips.
i re-purposed it into an emergency brake handle with a release leaver and shaft, similar to what is found on a 33-34 dodge handle.
it will reside on the passenger side of the tunnel in my 33 dodge humpback panel truck [long term project].
he also fabbed up a pair of walnut grips that match the walnut wooden steering wheel i will be using on that thing.
for the top of the grips, i fabbed up a clear lexan lens that will have a pic of my project "as found" in the south carolina swamp. another buddy re-sized the old kodak print to fit under the lens.
sorry i don't have a pic of the new grips.
the handle mods [will be painted silver metalflake as will the spokes of the steering wheel] and the pic that was re-sized to fit under the lexan lens instead of the shift pattern.

Very cool shop!

Good looking shop. What are the physical dimensions of the shop?

Nice space!

The pistol grip is great.

40x80 12 ft walls, office is 23x25, have a slot for my paint booth, so when that is in there the working space will be basically a 40x60.

Thanks !!