Heya Zteknik
:)
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Heya Zteknik
:)
Unfortunately not enough time to do it in though:(
Got that from eating too much mexican food with rice, one time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
Wuzup Bro! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
Went to the flea market today,and found a bunch of nothing but overpriced trash..
LOL Jim.
Z, I'm just hangin' and relaxin'.........the cold ones are going down good.
I mean who in there right mind is going to pay $150 for a dresser that is missing a drawer and looks like a dogs chew toy??
Bummer on the trash, and no good finds.
get to work, every time someone sees Furniture by BobbyZ. They are in awe. That timberline done yet?Quote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
Nice!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
I just may slack off tomorrow and drink my ice tea and clean my preban non high capacity rifles :)
get to work
Yessss Boss.
Can I shine Yo shoes, please sir?
Oh oh...[panic]Quote:
Originally Posted by jim
Still haven't been able to find a saw to cut the stock yet.I don't want to try with a circular saw.
I'll probably give Tim K a pm,he's up in Woodland Park and would probably let me put it on his band saw.
Z, are you a badass with making some high altitude amish furniture and shit?
All my Italian bosses are like this...[Sofa]Quote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
Kate Upton needs me in her life.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBelly
But then, it would just be another one of those old creepy fat guys with a hot chick things.
Nah,just sprucing up commie wood..[Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
lol Brutal.
The only mad skills I have with timber are related to burning it.
My first time restoring something wound up as firewood- I oversanded with a palm sander and made it too small.Quote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
Now I only sand by hand and check fitment quite often.
I can appreciate the skill that goes into fine wood work. Right on brother.
I allways wanted to mix my hobbies and I want to restore a woody wagon one day...
But from what I read its one sumuvabitch to do...Well at least the body part,the drivetrain is the easy part.
Now if I can combine that with my gun hobby and mount a quad .50 on it ....[Coffee]
That would be a great undertaking doing the woody wagon. I hope you get the chance to do it.
LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by zteknik
You can get all "Road Warrior" with it.
I think once we by a house I'll start looking for one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
There impossible to find in NY. At least not all rotted out.
Out here you can find real solid shells.
" A few days ago, I sawr a rig that could haul that tanker "
That I'll save for the jeepanator :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
One of these days, I'll get back on that *edit...1979* F 250 7.3 project I started.
I saw on some site they actually have some kind of Road Warrior fest out on the salt flats.Some wild rides there!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
Need a hand let me know,we use to work on those every day back in NY..Quote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
Edit-we worked on 99 and up.But it realy can't be much different then a 79 other than body style and suspension,motor is almost identical.
We put a 7.3 into a '79 F250...made it fit real nice too...I have tons of pics of how we did it.
Ooh,I gotta see that!Quote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
Was it a bitch to stuff the motor into it?
Yes, but we did it. It sits nice and low, we made our own cross member after modifying the original front cross brace.
Well I'm off to hit the rack-have some yardwork to do so I can goof off the rest of the day tomorrow :)
Peace out Ho's
Goodnight Z.
Nice to see ya this evening.
*looks around....sees an opportunity to make a run*
*glues the early edition of the Sunday paper to Jims screen door*
Hey, I got another 1000 to go to get some street cred.