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This was my driveway and garage about 2 weeks ago. 2 days after I took the pic, we got 6 inches of snow. Now today they say couple more. Then early next week some more! Spring is not in the air around here! Hell, I don't think I'll be able to get my car out on my birthday. 7th of...

I'd take a pic of it. But I can't find it right now. To much stuff stored for the winter.

This from Harbor Freight would work. 20 in. height. 2 sets of 6 ton stands.

That one size fits all. Dosn't work. Oh and buy the 6 point sockets. You'll round off the nuts and bolts with a 12 point.

I got them all. Craftsman, Snap on, Mac, Matco, Cornwell. Even some off the wall brands. But I worked in the automotive busness for 35 years. Got a Mac tool box that's about 6 feet long and 5 feet tall.

Looks like a normal system. Only on a smaller scale. For ocasional use. Why not.

Looks good. Like it was made for it. I always have problem with bugs going up and over the truck. They end up hitting the windshield of the Duster. It's supriseing. Use the trailer for long hauls to shows. Over 2 hours. Get as many bugs on it, as if I drove it.

Harbor Freight always has sales in the magazines and if you get a flyer mailed to you. I got a 20% off coupon to use on any one item. You can save even more.

I have a 5 hp, 60 gallon compressor from Mac tools. That thing works great. I would not go any smaller then that. You need the reserve for the air tools. I do have a problem using a sand blaster with it. But my normal tools, impact, air ratchet, die grinder and air chisel. works great. I wish...

What the heck! It works, but just need a couple more guys for safety. Good old American engineering.

Ok, it's not as small as some. But it is still a ***** working when there is another car in there. Tool box in the back, work bench on the right side and shelving on the left side. Got the air compressor hidden in the front left corner.

Cool! I have about the same thing. Took the orignal hood from the Duster with the 340 wedge decal on it and hung it on the back wall of the garage.