Hello all, I guess I begin by telling you a little about myself... I own a Rod Shop in Maine called ****er's House of HorsePower. It's a fulltime/partime shop if you know what I mean... I have a day job and in my spare time I crank as much work as I can at the garage. If the economy was a bit better I might be able to just go to the shop in morning ha ha ha . I have a bunch of projects of my own currently underway. A 1949 Ford F3 with a Boyertown van body on it originally build under contract for the Postal Service. yep, a big mail truck. Also there is a 57 Chevy Wagon that I have owned since I was 15 years old. It has been in storage for 3 decades and needs everything. I have a 66 Mustang Customer car that I am doing some panel replacement on getting it ready for paint. I have an engish wheel, hand tools, mig, torches, power hacksaw, stick welder, and a PullMax. There are lots of other projects I have on hold due to lack of time and funds, I figure if I know one out a year for myself I'm doing ok. I think that's about all for now. I'll think of more later. Jeff ****er
Welcome Jeff..great place here..I'm in Millinocket...building my first rod at 58..where are you located..
Nice I'm in Harpswell on the coast near Brunswick/Freeport. I met a bunch of guys on FaceBook you should hook up with. They are in Houlton area and have tons of parts. If you have a FB account I can invite you to the group.
Welcome from Kansas. If you weren't so far away I might have you take look at my floorboards. Its a chevy, but not so heavy - lots of termites in the floorboard
Jeff, Welcome from another Mainer. Sounds like you have alot of good stuff. The Hamb is a great place for info.
Hi Jeff welcome to the Hamb! I live up the coast a bit in Camden. Sounds like quite a mix you have going on there. I'll have to stop next time I'm down Brunswick way.
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