Twistedrx7

What a rats nest. someone needs to go non sequental

With summer just around the corner i dont see having any type of AC or heat being needed. However when the winter months come around instead of trying to heat a big area, i dont see any reason why a space heater couldnt be used for the person working on their car or doing whatever. This could cut down on costs and make it easy. How much is a waste oil unit? the people that will be storing their cars there can go in on it equally and when/if a person leaves the next person coming in has to pay that portion, so the person leaving gets their money back? just an idea.

Clay best advice when picking out a person to do the work for you for this job. Ask to see the past jobs in person for the driveways they have done. Go to ones that are atleast 2 years old and see how they are holding up. More than likely you wont get a warranty from any company for over 2 years of labor. you will get a life time on the product however. Make sure they dont use sand to sweep inbetween the pavers, you want a polymeric sand. This will harden up and prevent weeds and other things from making there way through. I recommend Unilock pavers. They hold up better than oberfields. I have taken up many of oberfields products and replaced them with unilock. Here is a company i would recommend. http://www.hiddencreeklandscaping.com These are a good group of guys that are very professional and do quality work. You can ask for Jason, shoot him my name.

well we should know shortly how all of this comes together, it sounds like a great idea and hope it doesnt get abused!

http://columbuscarsandcoffee.net/default.aspx details on the webpage.

That is an ugly scar now. Shit was sharp though!

I have done a lot of these, either with part pavers and concrete, or just all pavers. It is all in the foundation. Make sure whoever is doing it knows they need to use different sized limestone from large to small (#2's to #9's) in layers. Tamping it out every 2-3 inches for a vibrator and every 4-6 for a stomper. Then you have to make sure they lay it level and with the correct slope. No low spots, no high spots etc. Its not that hard to do, but it will cost a decent amount of money. I could help you out and direct you to a few good companies.

One thing, No spray painting or painting anything inside. No reason to put others cars at risk, unless someone were to build a small paint booth with an exhaust going outside.

wait is that a double negative making it large and with ! ?? oh well :gabe:

fixed

Im up for that doc, Lift is a good idea but i see people fighting over it or someone Fixing something that turns out to take a lot longer. Honestly, i would just leave it as a place for storage for the people you have and just enjoy it as a hang out. I dont mind throwing money in to hang out.

i wish you didnt have a rx7 because you sound like an ass

whats a honda

:dumb:this is off topic but did the wind whistling wake you up again :masturboy: Anyway if you want to polish your block do it, it is just going to be hard to keep up with it. Also who is going to want to steal your tranny and engine?

You should ask him for advice on how to get that old twin turbo set to work properly without any hicups then!!!! He surely knows!!

You havent been on here long but you are already burning bridges. Just because someone said fuck 7 times doesnt mean anything. Fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck. thats 9 times. so with that said, ease off, people are here to help one another out not start fights.

Give him a break his monthly visitor is here and we all know how that goes...

v8beast:yuno: :gabe:cody....:masturboy:....:fuckyeah:

i thought cody spent the night?

because :fa:

can you use a level, drill, and shims?

damnit just as i posted...sob

Dont lie you were watching Miley Cyrus and decided thought hmmm no one is uppp... :masturboy:

has it hailed yet?