New Garage Pole Barn 40 x 64 x 12

[wedge40]

Nice car.
The white reminded me that the old Model T came in any color you wanted, as long as it was black

 

[newbury]

Awesome thread!
Thanks for including costs.

 

[hcallaway]

Nice car.
The white reminded me that the old Model T came in any color you wanted, as long as it was black

It looks white but it really is a light blue. Most of them were white and you see many of them on the road that color.

 

[toy]

It looks white but it really is a light blue. Most of them were white and you see many of them on the road that color.

My first car was a 1962 Falcon, it was a really good car. It was solid black ext. and grey int. That was the easiest starting car I have ever owned, soon as you hit the starter seems like started.

 

[hcallaway]

My other delayed project. I did use the tractor to pull the motor for this dune buggy earlier in my posts.
Finally getting started enjoying all the effort over the last two years. Now if I can get one of my kids to move out of the apartment, I will really be happy.

Now I get to start at the beginning and go over all the prior work to make sure everything is tight and then finish the wiring.

 

[hcallaway]

New Farm Truck showed up today. Finally moved it into the new garage.
1968 J2500 Jeep Gladiator Thriftside.
3 month project turned into a 3 year project and I still have more to finish it a 100%.

Every project uses a tractor. I used my old Ford Tractor to move it around when it was
without it's motor.

 

[B7510HSD]

WOW that is a nice truck you did a great job!!! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[hcallaway]

Needed some pictures for my walls in the living quarters. 12' ceilings/walls look kind of stark.
I bought old racing posters off ebay and went to an Arts and Crafts Store for cheap frames.
Even my wife kind of liked them.
IMSA, CAMEL GT, Indy,

I mounted five of them and have a few more on the way. Most are from the 80's and 90's.

$10-$20 posters and $10-$20 frames.

 

[hcallaway]

New tractor shed is starting.
24' x 48' built with 6" x 6" posts on 12' centers.
Plans are off http://bioengr.ag.utk.edu/extension/extpubs/Plans/T4012.pdf
This is from the U of Tenn Ag Dept and the carpenter wants to make some changes. We can submit hand drawings but from building my first garage/shop, the county will hold you to building it as agreed.
Lumber is being delivered on Thursday. It is around $1700 not including the metal for the roof. Two weeks to get metal cut to length once I am sure of the measurements. Tenative pricing on painted 26GA rib lock 3' coverage is between $2.50-2.75 per linear foot. My roof should be about $1200.00.
Each section of the shed is 12' x 12'. I am not going to have sides at first, since I want to see how trailers and equipment really fit under the roof.
I had my first problem after ordering the materials.
(I have to have a building permit.)
Local real estate agent suggested going down in person and try and talk to the County.
Super nice guy was in and after I told him my problem with the front set back on my property, he said we can work on that. He really offered a simple solution. I am glad I did it in person.
In our area before you can get the building permit, you have to have the health department agree that you are not building on the septic system or on top of your well.
It is free but can add a week before you can get a permit. Carpenter said 2 days to get everything but the roof done. $35 per hour for him and a helper. Seems more than fair.

 

[crbr]

Thanks for the pictures....