manana came today

John ED Renstrom

John ED Renstrom

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it was just before christmas when the south of the boarder crew left after getting the door up on the new garage. they said at that time they would see me tomorrow and get the rest done up. tomorrow came today. we may now have a building we can use. the good news is I got both the 70 Stoner and the 53 Barnette fired up on there own to drive them out of the way. that old poncho did the best. the three guys had to hold there ear to the hood to hear it running. I lifted the hood so they could see it was idling away. that car still amases me I really need to get it done up enought to drive around.
 

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been sitting all winter with out heat so the ground is frozen under the slab. don't know if we car get any use out of it except storage this winter or not. the goal is to make it the work shop. it should be just right for a one car stall. keep me from running the other cars out every day just to work on one. nothing is ever big enough except when it comes to paying the heat bill. hopefully by next year we will have a little more insulation in place and a heat system that will keep objects up to a temperature you can work them that. one that does not require me to chop wood. I have covers for the good cars and these older rougher two were the ones out side. lucky for them they get to go in. but I have owed this out fit 6 g since a week before christmas. they had about 6 hrs work to finish up the building. look then 6 weeks to get around to it and it was inside work. strange way to do business. but it must work for them.
 
Congratulations Ed! I too am one of those guys who would love a nice big garage to house my cars in. Oh well, maybe someday?
 
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