Allen i’ve been looking through this sit for info. on doing mine.
  http://www.paintersforum.com/showthread.php?t=992&highli ght=painting+fiberglass
also on the outside of the can it should say what temp. it can be worked at.
Good luck.

I won’t need to heat it with light bulbs, as it’s pretty mild in the winter where I live.  I picked up a cover that was made to fit a TD and it fits just fine, almost to the ground and pretty nice from end to end.

Well, is the garage wide enough to push the car to the side?  Not mine.  I’m looking to either add on or build a new garage to house mine.

these work real good and much cheaper, takes a little longer to put the car on them.
harbor freight http://www.harborfreight.com/2-piece-1500-lb-capacity-vehicl e-dollies-67338.html
 
Added by PMossberg, 1,000 pound versions of the above, which are still far more than we need: http://www.harborfreight.com/2-piece-vehicle-dollies-67511.h t…[Read more]

I have a feeling that this will look like a great idea until they tell me what it costs.

 Allen  I don’t know about temperature ,,but I have had very good luck with using fiber glass screen as in [sliding screen door] as a back up for added structure strength . I have also used 5 minute epoxy many times out side when I have only a short time for curing . Dan

I have four furniture dollies that I bought from Harbor Freight quite a few years ago.  This is not for daily use, but if you have a nice flat concrete floor and a floor jack, they work great (but are not drive on).  Cost about $60 for all 4. 

That’s a cool gadget. But I think I could put 10-12 TDs in my garage without it, so it’s not for me.

Going to be interesting to watch this one and see how high the bidding goes.

Right up there at the top is a Search link.
One of the options in the “Search In” drop down is “username”.
Just search on yourself. 🙂
 
 

Thanks, I found it in the download, I hadn’t seen that before. Can those rubber heater rings for the tubes be obtained from any place, or is there anything else commonly used? I guess I can look in a hardware store for something that may fit or can be adapted if those are not to be found anywhere.

I am quite sure that I am not running hot but, the oil pressure definately does drop as the engine warms up.  I start out at about 40# but it drops to about 15# at temperature.  I just installed an oil temperature gauge but the weather has turned so it may be next summer before I get some good comparison readings.  If I believe the readings on bo…[Read more]