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I support that too. This one forum which feels like home, and that IS GOOD.

I just love it. You nailed it!

I agree it is time to renovate the tractor. The years have taken their toll. Hopefully it is not to far gone to restore. Excellent work!

Most of the trucks are unpacked. There was some damage but not that much. Mostly parts that fell off rather than broke off.

About 300 miles SouthEast. There is a noticeable difference.

They say history repeats itself. Well, the elm two drawer cabinet wound up underneath the electrical panel here too. Let's hope it is a good omen.

Right side up.We'll see what color it becomes once my wife gets a hold of it.?

As some of you know, I moved recently. We are getting pretty well settled, some 3 months after we started packing. The display case I had bought at a flea market wouldn't go around the bend at the bottom of the stairs so I ended up cutting off the bottom at the arrow. Then using segments of our old bedposts, parts of a 2x4 and some melamine scraps., I made it some legs, a false bottom and a bit of a valance.

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Getting there.

Taking shape.

The new workspace is taking shape. Putting the dios back together, bit by bit. Some repairs needed but not too many.

Lookin' good!

Yessss! And I can't get over the track rollers.

We are about 90% settled in. The hobby furniture and the stuff are in their new room but far from unpacked.

The stuff is in its new quarters,mostly unpacked but far from sorted out. The display cabinet wouldn't make it around the bend in the basement stairs so I cut off the black bottom part (see the March 28 post). We're going to rig up some legs for it and stick it in the basement hallway.

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I agree wholeheartedly.

Nice Job.

Yes but they are beautiful.

Ha ha! reminds me of a comment I had at the outset of my '34 Chevy's reconstruction.

I'll say.