"Hey Tom,
Before you purchased the Mustang did you have any experience tinkering with vehicles? I have very limited experience. I helped a friend fix a 97 F-150. "
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buying a 60's Ford Mustang
Started this discussion. Last reply by william Jun 27, 2012. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Hey guys,Has anyone here purchased an older model Mustang, prefably a 60's modle? I'm currently looking to buy one that runs, but may need some work such as tune ups and changing out seats, shifters,…Continue
NEED HELP! Condo renovations with kitchen and bedroms
Started this discussion. Last reply by william Jan 30, 2012. 10 Replies 0 Likes
Hey, guys I purchased a condo a few months back and I been working on making the rooms look better. So far it is coming along great. However, a month into it my budget is running low and I want to…Continue
Fixing my motorcyle (not a car, but I figured this is the area)
Started Nov 17, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes
My winter project is going to be fixing up my motorcyle, 2002 Harley Low Rider, for the spring. I love the way Jack's bike looks in Sons of Anarchy and that is my game plan. I want to put my own…Continue
Fixing my house and suggestions.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Brian Splash Oct 31, 2011. 8 Replies 0 Likes
Hey everyone what is going on? So anyways I purchased my first home, well it is a townhouse. Anyway's it was a foreclosure and the house is a mess. Most of the house I can fix for fairly cheap like…Continue
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Tyler M. replied to william's discussion buying a 60's Ford Mustang"I would just like to say, '67 mustang is my favorite car ever. That is all."
Tom Knighton replied to william's discussion buying a 60's Ford Mustang"I bought a '66 Mustang a little over a year ago. Cars of that era are a lot easier to work on yourself than today's cars. However, there are some things that are going to be out of your league. Transmissions, for example,…"
william posted a discussionbuying a 60's Ford Mustang
Hey guys,Has anyone here purchased an older model Mustang, prefably a 60's modle? I'm currently looking to buy one that runs, but may need some work such as tune ups and changing out seats, shifters, and etc. I have little experience working on vehicles, but always wanted to learn. Would I be going over my head by trying to purchase one or are they easy to work on? I was told old school vehicles are pretty easy to work on becuse everything is right there and there are no fancy…See More
william replied to Anthony McKechnie's discussion how/where to learn carpentry?"Hey I am trying to learn carpentry and handyman skills myself. I found several methods that helped me improve dramatically.
A) I watch the DIY Network all the time. I learned alot by watching these shows.
B) I watch Youtube clips…"
Jaredd A. Wilson replied to william's discussion Best fighting style for self defense and fitness and why?"I teach Aikido, and I've come to the conclusion, that it is very difficult to learn the softer marital arts in ways that are combat effective. I've been doing it for around 11 years, and I'm just getting to the part where I…"
william replied to william's discussion NEED HELP! Condo renovations with kitchen and bedroms"My countertop and blackspalsh are the same color which is called desert sand. It is a light tan with stone shavings inside of it. My walls are a light yellow and I just painted them a few weeks ago, as well as putting in black…"
badknot replied to william's discussion NEED HELP! Condo renovations with kitchen and bedroms"I love the flat panel look. raised panels or added trim will catch food/dirt particles and will be harder to keep clean. We threw out ours for modern minimalistic cabinets w/stainless bar handles."
badknot replied to william's discussion NEED HELP! Condo renovations with kitchen and bedroms"don't use Pergo. I've seen on more than one occasion slight curling of the edges on each plank. makes the whole floor look cheap...which it is. There are new plastic laminates available now days that closely mimic…"
Chuck Knight replied to william's discussion NEED HELP! Condo renovations with kitchen and bedroms"I like the way your mind works...contrast, detail, finishing touches. But, I'm not sure about the direction you're taking with the colors. My concern is the extreme contrast and the look of the applied "raised…"
william replied to william's discussion NEED HELP! Condo renovations with kitchen and bedroms"here is a pic.... I want to take a thin strip of white molding around the outer edge approx one or two inches in. I thought the white molding would tie in with the paint around the frame. I haven't given it a whole lot of thought…"
william replied to william's discussion NEED HELP! Condo renovations with kitchen and bedroms"I thought about doing carpet myself, but I didn't think I would be able to handle it. The other thing was I live in a townhouse. Everyone else in my complex has carpet, so I decided to make my stand out and when I go to sell hopefully its…"
"I would avoid Pergo in the bedrooms. It can be a loud surface to walk on as it tends to "echo" a bit since it is not tightly secured to the subfloor with adhesive, and even then it's noisier than hardwood. It also will…"
Dan P replied to william's discussion NEED HELP! Condo renovations with kitchen and bedroms"without pictures, I'm having a hard time visualising the problem with the cabinets. Personally, I'm a fan of stained wood, rather than painted.
You can do "hardwood" floors in a bedroom (or laminate fake hardwood...)…"
william posted a discussionNEED HELP! Condo renovations with kitchen and bedroms
Hey, guys I purchased a condo a few months back and I been working on making the rooms look better. So far it is coming along great. However, a month into it my budget is running low and I want to keep working. I orginally wanted to replace the cabinets, however I sanded them down to there natural wook work, I believe it is oak, and added new poles. I polyed them just to add a shine, but they are still flat. The frame of the cabinets is still white and the doors oak. Now I want to add…See More
Liam R. replied to william's discussion Best fighting style for self defense and fitness and why?"In Russia, they also have Systema (not for the army though), which I think is a lot like Krav Maga, except its Russian so you can kick ass and have a sweet accent."
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- At 12:37pm on January 12, 2010, Don Davis said…
- Welcome to AoM, William!
- At 11:40am on January 12, 2010,
Brett McKay said… - Welcome to the community, William. Please let me know if you ever have any questions or feedback about the site.
- At 9:03am on January 12, 2010,
Dwane Lay said… - Welcome to AoM!
If you're a reader, we've started a book of the month club. Link is below, hope to see you there!
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- At 10:25pm on January 11, 2010,
Herb Munson said… - Hi there William. Welcome to AoM. Also, thought I'd give you a friendly invite to check out my relatively new group, The Great Debate. Just click on "Groups." It's the one with the colorful galaxy picture. It's also one of the most active groups on AoM. In any case, great to have you aboard.
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