I made the mistake of thinking I could catch up. Should have done my catch up the way Kieth does.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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I don't know the process. They aren't worth to much which is surprising since it is a one year part.
I'm by no means not looking for the prefect car, but hate a dirty ash tray.
Hey we had this same talk maybe six months ago. I thought then you said the state had shut them down for ground contamination??
that was a gas station on the other side of town. An old Tobacco Road gas station with millions in back taxes and ground contamination fees.
Sucks when that happens. Unless it gets taken care of by superfund money, areas can become wasteland. If not small and very valuable location, nobody will ever bother with it. As said, they would be in a $ hole before they started.
yep. right now the DoT is using it as a staging area.
Bad enough trying to repurpose old shopping of factory sites. Add environmental issues and nobody will touch it.
maybe i should just design my garage to look like an old service station, probably MUCH cheaper
Buy an old service station, just the building. And just cherry pick what you need to do a retro station would be cool.
Poifect!
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good idea
Unless something 'historic', most sites just get leveled and start over. So much easier. And, I would guess they get tax and other breaks for clean-up.
sounds kinda screwy to me. lol
Put it on the Natl Historic Register and for commercial reuse there are still preservation tax credits.
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Nothing wrong with that if thats what floats yer boat. Disney makes lots of money and people happy.
Harold Demes does plating at home. I think that's zinc. Eastwood has some kits as well.
When you have some time. Harold Demes
Ever watch Salvage Dawgs? They pay for picking rights before someone else does the teardown/cleanup. That's the way to do it.
never heard of them
Google is your friend. new garages that look like a old gas station - Google Search
Nice!
I bought from McMaster when cobbling a warm air stove on the wagoneer's exhaust manifold.
I do it here really easy. Cost around 100 to get into it right.
Looks like the rivets that hold the plate on the underside of a stock intake.
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