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Finished up the GM reline today and got 4 of the 5 signs hung up. Need to find a few AC Delco filler signs for the window area, reline the wall behind the pumps, then lay out the race deck flooring to finish it off. Hopefully I'll get to that before the snow melts. (baha)

http://image.ibb.co/hbeh9x/IMG_9099.jpg

http://image.ibb.co/kQtLwc/IMG_9097.jpg

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Originally Posted by Canuck (Post 1395558)

I like your collection of GM fluid cans:

I have a few Myself:
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Nice collection of cans Paul. I've been into oil and gas for years but have been changing things around in this garage to include more GM signs as I find them. Your cans are looking great.

I use those glass cases myself and have filled a couple of them now. Out in my other shop now.

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Originally Posted by COPO_Anders (Post 1383891)

This is where I will be working on the cars. It´s a small part of the building but it will work great I think when ready. Pic was taken the first day we had access to it so dirt and stuff was left by the old owner. The cooling machine on the left was built by a subsidiary to the York Shipley Company in Pa. I believe one of Shipley´s sons started the english company.
http://www.hevac-heritage.org/built_...S1-SHIPLEY.pdf

This photo of the "cooling machine" the pipes leading off of the machine appear to be wrapped with a plaster coating...
I think you are going to find this is insulation, the last plant I looked at purchasing which had pipes with a coating which looked similar to what is pictured was asbestos, given the era of the building and the appearance of the machinery THAT should be checked before creating a health hazard of free asbestos dust released where you are going to be working.