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01-14-2010, 11:45 AM
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I'm going through this right now too... We're in the process of getting stuff ready to move, and putting anything we don't need into storage.
I've kept a lot of crap that might have value to someone... now I'm just throwing out anything that doesn't have value to ME, or isn't worth the effort to sell. I've thrown out quite a bit, and need to throw out a lot more.
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01-14-2010, 04:54 PM
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I usually am but the Wife isn't.
Oh c**p  Whatdamean that's not what this post is about. Gotcha! LOL Have a great night.
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01-16-2010, 10:26 PM
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This is great, I am not done in mine yet, but tonight i put our trailblazer ss in that shop, opened all the doors wide open, and scrubbed the inside as thoroughly as one could. I didnt have to shut the doors to walk around it, didnt have to worry about the doors bumping into something, I could just work in there and enjoy it.
I should not have waited this long to do this, my life actually feels better everytime I open the doors to that garage. I dont feel like "damn how did I do this?" anymore, now its, "yes!!! my shop rocks!!!"  Jeff
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01-17-2010, 12:10 AM
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Oh how I wish I had your strength.I really need to get my Chevelle in to the Garage.I just cannot throw out all the stuff I have bought for all my projects.I need a bigger Garage.
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01-17-2010, 10:01 PM
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I had to kick the El Camino out of the shop today so that I could put new brakes on the 72 chevy truck , which meant kicking Joans Explorer out of her indoor spot for the Camino. What a pain in the rear those original rear wheel cylinders were .1 was made in USA and one in china ,guess which one fought me to the end. They both looked exactly the same but the chinese one was just barely out of round enough to be a pain. I got the rear finished and will do the easy ones tommorrow ,Thanks to MLK I get Monday off and took Tuesday for the hell of it.
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