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UT410, that work looks awesome! The under mount stainless sink is what I was planning on as well. I checked out Apollo's website and it looks like they don't deal with "engineered stone", AKA quartz. :(

We should ban Beavers....

Just what I'm trying to avoid, I've got some marble and granite. Both are a manageable pain in the ass, but kitchens get abused. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Cambria is the line I'm looking at, thanks for the verification! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've never owned a teardrop, but all of the RV's I've owned have been double walled. I'd build it as you have planned, or at a bare minimum double wall the roof. Maybe something that small doesn't need the wall insulation, I dunno. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm replacing my entire kitchen and am to the point of picking out countertops. Anyone know any quality installers? I'm ok working with wood or steel, but I ain't going to try rock. I've narrowed it down to quartz or granite. If anyone has an opinion on either, chime in! Sent from my iPhone...

It's a 350, just rebuild it. $150 for the parts, and a couple hours labor. It's out of a 4X4,correct? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yeah, I've got one you can use.

I ran the Rubicon Express kit (a very similar design) on my 06 . It was the nicest riding Jeep I've ever owned. One thing I didn't care for was the uber long lower rear arms. I found myself dragging them quite often. I see Rusty's now offers high clearance arms at no extra charge. You might...

Tech, on RME home of the "no build, build threads"? That ship sailed long ago. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Judging by the picture, I'd guess that repairable. Go to the dealership ASAP. and get a repair estimate before meeting with the adjuster. That way you'll go into it informed of what the repairs could cost. (FYI, many shops charge for estimates now so you'll be out that $$)

It's a fine line between a collection and a hoard... ;) I tend to collect Harleys, Jeeps, Chevs, and an occasional Toyota. I don't consider any of them a collectable though.

An 85 Toyota is a collectors item now? :laughing: Admit it, you're doing it solely to skirt the yearly Safety Inspection. The law allows it, and you'd be a fool not to. But to say you're not abusing the intent of the law is a bit of a stretch.

From the state: This plate identifies a vehicle at least 30 years old, is primarily a collector's item, and used for participation in club activities, exhibitions, tours, parades, occasional transportation and similar uses, but is not used for general daily transportation. This plate may be...

Agreed, my 72 Blazer has been to my work twice in 4 years. Otherwise, it's a spin around the block or to a cruise night. You know what? I don't have vintage plates. Time to get this law changed. From what I'm seeing in this, most everyone running these plates are just abusing the intent of...

You need to talk to Maverick on here. Brett knows this stuff. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Textured walls to me are about as attractive as popcorn ceilings. Both have outlived their purpose.

What Kiel said, all texturing is meant to do is hide crappy work. And once it's painted it's permanent.

You read my mind... :D

I mean the guy who sold it, we all know you never wheel anything, ;)