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Mine was about as bad as it gets. Did major crack repair 3 years and still looks good, except for the all-out abuse I have subjected it to.

I got a good one, shortly after I bought my Barracuda. Talk about Coincidence!

That looks like the one

I just mounted a buffing wheel to my bench grinder and let'r buck! But more of a solid wheel, not that flappy thing. I also used the buffing compound sticks as well as some other polish. they all work fine to me. Wear gloves and keep a FIRM grip on your trim!

I try not to have an opinion on the shape or condition of another man's crank but good luck... Pass me a beer!

I use an LED bulb in mine and that takes cares of the burning the piss outta ya part, at least... Plus, you don't need a rough service bulb. The LED bulbs are pretty tough.

Here's all I have so far. Sorry, not the best but these lights are really great! I ordered 3 sets and will be ordering more for sure!

I've only had time to hook up a few but they work great for adding light! I won't hesitate to buy more of them, for sure! Thet come with individual cords & switches for each light, or you can chain them together with the supplied connectors. They give you a full set of end-to-end solid...

Just order 3 sets of 6... Thanks!

Those Race Ramps ones look pretty nice

Killer....

Call me a sucker... I bought it! I like shiny things. Thanks for the link! -Doug

I am planning to build onto the front of mine, adding another 24 feet of depth this Fall if possible. :blob:

My garage is 22 x 32 inside. I wish it was 24 wide and 34 deep... Those 2 extra feet each direction would make a huge difference, especially is you want to ever park more than two cars in there for whatever reason. As already stated, NEVER big enough but with a limited budget, if you can squeak...

what kind of blast media are ya shooting though it? That sounds like very awful very fast wear out on the tips! ...-VERY!

One of our members here (crackedback) builds these and they seem to have great reviews: http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=197047&highlight=dollies

Cheap/bad or old, corroded wire can raise all kinds of hell with a perfectly good wire feed welder. That is something I can say from personal experience and banging my head. Bought a brand new spool of wire from a generic supplier and eventually threw it in the trash after wasting all kinds of...

If you care about those who love you at all, please NEVER lift a car again with the method you described here! That said, here is some good info for you, if you want a really slick lift that won't take up valuable space. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=35433&showall=1

That's where I got my 140 about a year ago. Works great. As far as the used 135 unit coming with an argon tank... Those tanks need to be inspected every so often and if it is expired, they will charge you extra for an inspection or you may have to but/lease a new tank. Just some food for thought...

Awesome view and congrats on the garage! Gonna feel great the day you wheel all your stuff into it and shut the door. Don't forget the beer fridge!