I concur


Oh and the front driveshaft is not hard to get out , 6 bolts per end, compress it some and it should come down out , pry the cap off, remove snap ring etc

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First coat of paint on the closet build and it's lookin sweet! The finish line is now in sight The best news is my daughter wants her carpet torn up to expose the awesome hardwood floors under it

Back in the day it was all about covering up those beautiful hardwood floors - all that craftsmanship got covered up - why...? With a nice area rug the room gets softened up but the hardwood is still visible - best of both worlds.

This thread is sounding more and more like an HGTV forum

Bob

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From Jeeps to homes and families we cover them all

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And people wonder why I can't stand most new construction homes.

No offense to anyone.

If I were to build a new house... oh boy would it be expensive. Hardwood flooring and FULL brick... top shelf stuff...

The way most houses are constructed these days just makes me want to cry. What happened to craftsmanship and imagination? I don't even use cookie cutters to make cookies. Why would I do that on something I am paying tens or hundreds of thousands on?!

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I highly doubt you could find anyone that would build a " full brick " home now a days. They only know how to stick build and then cover with brick.
The hardwood floors of years ago is gone as well since we don't have the old growth wood they used, well unless you bought it out of old homes and reused it . Today's wood floors are nothing as good as they used to be.
Used to be if you only had wood floors people assumed you were poor since you didn't have them covered. Having an area rug/floor covering would do in most cases but still not as good as a carpet that covered everything etc.
All of the gingerbread trim they used to make and use is a lost art form as well pretty much

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Like I said, it would be very expensive.

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Sis - '18 Cherokee Trailhawk 4x4 - Black - Dents - Scratches - STOCK

The front and sides of my house are mostly brick, the rear has the plastic siding..



but I mostly hang out in the garage..

and my man room.. (I've got a better desk set up now, that was when I first moved in)

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i want your imac it would go great with my G3 G4 and G5 too bad allpe did not do a G6

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With enough fabbing, time & $, it's certainly possible.
That being said, it's like boinkin' your sister...just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

They did. The prototypes are probably in Cupertino, I'd imagine they still work. But why? There was no future with RISC processors.

There is a reason for the Intel switch.

Oh, and Tom, I had to google "gingerbread trim"...

They can keep that garbage. I always thought it was corny.

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Sis - '18 Cherokee Trailhawk 4x4 - Black - Dents - Scratches - STOCK

Yep typical stick build with brick fascia
The old brick homes had at least one layer of brick on the outside,(some had two layers) then a 4-5 inch space filled with sawdust and then the interior brick walls . They could be anywhere from 10 inches to 18-20 inches thick.

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Tom, how can you tell by just looking at it? Is mine full brick?

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Sis - '18 Cherokee Trailhawk 4x4 - Black - Dents - Scratches - STOCK

I never said it was a house built in the old old times...

jeeper ' built in the 60's, but works for me' 4life

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No sorry was talking on the phone and writing on here, explaining to the guy on the phone what we were talking about ( old builder buddy of mine) so conversation got mixed around
You have a nice looking place

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that is my house in evansville. thin plank wooden floors. wired with 2 prong outlets and 4 prong phone lines. i had to run grounds to the outlets and upgrade them.

I never know how to take you mr. mudd



Nick, I have a total of 4 old G3 iMac's. I got these three for 10 bucks from the guy next door. All work..well the purple one is my parts machine now but it did work.

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LOST HG Forum

Well it is chat, right?!?!?!?!?!

Having worked on many newer homes and also many custom homes that were well over $1,000,000 in value, I'll take my 1925 built home any day! The things that make it home, warm and fuzzy just can't be bought now a days. I have been in many homes that were totally custom built to replicate what was done back in the day but they still lacked the tiny details. A true craftsman is so very hard to find in today slap them up and move on homes along with the mega million dollar homes. I did find in the more affluent homes we worked on, all they were was lip stick on pigs and built no better than the cheapo track homes down the street.
What rips my heart out is that when they converted my home to forced air heat they did a major hack job for the registers. I am pretty sure I have come up with a solution to remedy the issue with modern hardwood floor to trim out the register areas they hacked. Maybe even steal some flooring from closets and replace those areas I steal from with modern hardwoods, not garbage pergo. It will be a challenge because the hardwood floors I have are no longer made in this size but I enjoy a challenge. Also a great reason to buy more tools!

Marlon, many of the older true all brick homes were made from larger hand made bricks and also many were on stone foundations, at least the ones I have run across. Once you see one they are really easy to spot, they were built like tanks. I also have never seen a full brick home in a subdivision, the ones I have seen were out in the country. Yours is stick built with a brick facia which there is nothing wrong with that at all.

Would ya also believe I am having a hard time finding a blade for my Fathers old coping saw?

is that the first gen tray load iMac

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With enough fabbing, time & $, it's certainly possible.
That being said, it's like boinkin' your sister...just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

Oh!

The BIG brick!

Now I know what you guys are talking about.

Oh look what I found. Nothing ever disappears from the internet. You just gotta look hard for it.


I think I'm gonna leave the kitchen alone for now. Pretty sure you guys can guess where the dishwasher is going. I'm gonna rip that cabinet out... the drawer is broken anyway.

Remind me to buy a tape measure.


I have no clue what to do with this livingroom besides throw a rug down and call it a day... well paint, of course.


You'd think a ceiling fan or something was up here. Nope. Just a little spot for a lightbulb. wtf.

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Not necessarily "big brick" most were pretty much the same size as we have today since it became a standard size many years ago. You can tell the older bricks though just from the look and feel. The way they were made back then also

Dishwasher? Don't need one for one person come on now
I use mine couple of times a month just to keep it running so when I sell it'll be working. Takes forever to get enough dishes to fill it up
Looks like you may have to run some more circuits to the rooms for more outlets etc
Whats the Electrical panel look like ?

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