The bench is my favorite too. Ask Santa to bring you a mig welder for Christmas.. lol
Pat I'm guilty of that myself. The wife & I will be walking around the flea market and suddenly she will yell "jewelry" and run off in one direction and I'll yell "rusty junk" at the same time & go off in the opposite direction. If someone has a tote full of rusty tools for 50 cents each you can always count on me asking "how much for the whole pile". On the flip side I once bought 3 "Vincent" marked motorcycle wrenches for $1 each and sold them as a group on Ebay for $400NHB, that is amazing thanks for sharing that! I'm gonna steal the link. One of the fellas in the garage sale section was a little worried, he may have a hoarding problem, with all the tools he collects.
This may can give him an outlet and idea for creativity. Thanks!
of it all. Then I give myself a break/vacation. The house is in "warehouse" mode right now! Also because of the way I secure my place, they'd only have a small window to drag stuff out of. I love my nosey, watch everything neighbors!
LOL the house dosn't look like a warehouse unless you count vintage Red & White enamel cooking pots & pans, vintage kitchen stuff, etc. But here's a couple pics of my "garage". It's just a bit full and less than a year ago there was nothing there except for grass.We had the discussion in garage sale section also, about does your house look like a warehouse! LOL!
I do my selling in spurts...... usually till I get fed up and tired of dealing with the
The only consolation I have is, if someone was to break in, they'd have NO CLUE, where to even start!
Next garage sale I have, I'll think of you, as the Mr. drags out the tubs of old rusty tools!
I have to admit NHB, pics you posted before of your garage, actually made me drool, just a little.
Actually it's always changing. The Camaro stays no matter what. That's my baby. But the White Vette was the wife's toy and she wanted something a little older so she sold it and bought the Dark Blue Trans Am. I've got a 56 Chevy pickup I'm working on in one of the bays at the moment but that's going to be a long term project. The "his & hers" Harleys are something else I need to do a little tinkering on this Winter. It looks like alot of stuff but in actual cash outlayed it's really not. I enjoy taking something most folks would consider junk and bringing it back to life. My biggest investment is time and bloody knuckles..
lol.. Here's the wifes "garage" She wanted a small homey space that was easy to heat & cool. It started out as a 10x16 storage shed.I have to admit NHB, pics you posted before of your garage, actually made me drool, just a little.
I so love a nice garage/tinker area!
Ok, now I'm officially in love with both of ya'll's garages!
I wish I had learned to do clothes better. 
She had an antique New Home machine but it was falling apart so we gave it away to a friend who made a table out of the cast iron base. We recently picked one up that was almost identical at an auction made by a company named "Free". They bought out the old New Home company and all the attachments & junk are the same. They are extremely common down here at auctions & estate sales. The one she bought is near perfect & we paid $35. She's got an arrangement with a local woman who's got a long arm quilting machine where the wife sews tops together for her sometimes and that lady does all her quilting in exchange. She'd love her own quilting machine but they are several thousand dollars.Ok, now I'm officially in love with both of ya'll's garages!
I have my mom's ,70+ yrs old, New Home sewing machine in a beautiful wood case. I have a slim mirror in the same wood, it makes a real nice furniture piece, when not in use. I love quilting and sewing. My mom and stepmom worked in the sewing factory for 20 yrs. Mom could make ANYTHING! Everybody sewed/sews!
Me, I'm lucky I can do pillows, curtains, and quilts.
The times I attempt clothing, it comes out pretty pathetic, sad to say.
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LOL! Heck Yeah! One of the things I fantasize about...... Well, this and a 3D Printer.
Long Arm Quilters - AceSewVac.com
You know I hate to see a cluttered garage, but if you care to, you can let me store your 67 Camero here in my garage! I HAVE PLENTY OF ROOM FOR THAT PUPPY!!!
