So what did you get done?

Me?? No formal Rover content, but the foundation and slab for my shop were poured!!! Im tired of working in the dirt/elements. I hope to have it done before the rains come.

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-Jeff

How big?
How thick?
What will you put on the slab (walls and so, not how many rovers ;-) )
T

Careful how you ask, Merv might get the wrong idea!

Its 35 feet wide, 40 feet deep, with 12 foot tall walls. The slab is 4inches thick.

It shold fit 6-8 rovers :D

-Jeff

I began the process of moving everything at shop #1 to shop #2. Should be done today... I hope to never have to move a D70 again... ever.

<< I hope to never have to move a D70 again... ever. >>

i take it a forklift wasn't at your disposal :D

Nice looking shop there Briggs - I'm jealous cuz it looks like I'm finishing up some repairs on the LWB in the rain... water pump, alternator, and most likely an ignition amplifier all went poof roughly at the same time.

built a box and mount for the spare in the rear of the truck, now I just need to figure out a second rack to mount over all that for the rest of my shit. Rover spares are heavy..

I didn't do a lot this weekend, but last weekend I went for a spin with my 4x4 club. Only problem was that the organisers found out the day before while setting out the trail that they were only allowed to use a very small space due to freshly planted trees end stuff..

So very crowded and nothing hardcore (I did manage to get stuck :D )

If anyone's interested pictures are here: linky (http://www.fatboyz4x4.nl/NL/fotos/lrch/2005/denhout/page_01.htm)

and I edited a small movie here linky 57 Mb!!! (http://www.fatboyz4x4.nl/NL/video/den%20hout%20edited.wmv)