Projects Way cool shed

found this pic and fell in luv with the cool stuff here...not much else to say about it , just wanted to share.

 

Damn! I'm Rite There with ya...

 

I guess those big trucks sorta keep that lil' ole Crosley as a pet?? LOL!

 

COE's are definitely different. It amazes me how much they have come up in value.

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So that's where all of the COEs have gone.

 

Crosley hangs with Big guys for protection! Nice collection. Up

 

...cool pic fer sure, at least the guy ain't biased, I see a Ford, GMC, Chev, and a Crosley..
those COE's are all hot rods too.

 

Long as you live where there ain't no snow....

 

Rusty...this is right up your alley for an art project

 

Drool

 

Curious, what does snow have to do with them?

 

Snow can be very heavy.

 

I think you're talking about the Shed Roof? Yeah the contents are fantastic, but that high roof isn't doing much at all!

 

Wow ! Thanks for not keeping that to yourself.

 

That's cool! All that roof does is keep the paint from fading. Oops!

 

Whom ever was shooting at the sign , lacked motivation ! Obviously they were not a Marine , because they could not hit a bull in the azz with a bass fiddle ! I see all the old porcelain signs destroyed by kids having some fun . I did the same thing before moving to long range steel plate , I love the ring of a solid hit , makes me think of , VICTORY ! SemperFi

 

Or a US Army 19D.

 

I bet the neighbor kids jumping on the trampoline appreciate the shade.

 

Hi. Message to whoever owns that shed - ADOPT ME AND LET ME CALL YOU DADDY! I could stand being able to mess around with those. Jimmie

 

that's not a shed, that's a roof.

 

It reminds me of our maintenance bays in Iraq. We were in an abandoned Iraqi outpost outside of Mandali about 5 Clicks from the Iranian border. Go North to Bagdad and take a right to the border. The maintenance section was set up under it and it gave them some shade to work in. Why they were that high I don't know but they were concrete uprights and roofs about 8" thick. Not like they would stop any arty round or mortar.

 

Looks like something that they store hay in. They pack it in roof high.

 

Here the snow would have a flat roof like that caved in if you didn't get up and shovel it off. True that is how hay sheds around here are built but with sloped roofs to shed the snow and rain. I've had to work all night getting cows out from under a shed that fell under snow loads when I worked on a dairy farm.
Interesting looking bunch of trucks under that shed that ought to make for decent shade and good airflow where it sits though. Sure beats working out in the sun.