What's the coolest thing you have?

[parrot 789]

Winnah!!

 

I read in an after market parts catalog one time that every part in the powertrain of the FJ is 50% heavier than the same part on a Wrangler. Can you say beefy? FG's are just bullet proof.

 

 

The only problem with those beefy parts is paying for them.

[parrot 789]

$15,000 worth of automotive tools

Kick ass Chipper/shredder

Power washer

Mig Welder

12" Dewalt compound miter saw

14" Dewalt Chop saw

Professional grade wet tile saw

Tons of 19.2v cordless tools

75% finished man shed

Your mom's underwear

50 gallon air compressor

2 large kats

 

There may be more..

 

I have a pretty decent woodshop;

 

Table Saw

Compound Mitre

Router Table

Drill Press

Planer

Joiner

Disc/belt sander

Compressor

Multiple nail/staple guns

Various handheld power tools.

 

My favorite tool I've gotten recently is this bad boy.

[TheNewGirl 1,637]

Old quilt that my great-great-grandmother made, rocking chair from the same era. Both items came over on a covered wagon; Tennessee to Texas, eventually to CA.

 

Lead-crystal bowl that my great-grandfather brought over from Wales with him, around 1900. Bowl is from way before that, since it belonged to his mother, but there is no date on it.

 

Several tin-type pictures, old postcard pictures from the late 1800's early 1900's. My great -grandfathers Christening dress (1880's).

 

My grandfather was a Marine in the Korean war, so I have been handed down some of the items that he got from there; mostly jewelry. My dad was in Viet Nam, so when he wanted to throw out some of that stuff, I kept it. Letters that he wrote while in Viet Nam, etc.

 

I have a $100 bill from the 20's, the green ink on it is much different than the ink they use now, BRIGHT green. 1921 silver dollar, couple of Silver Certificates. Hmm...not too much else.

 

Maybe they aren't the coolest things I own, but they are the oldest things I own.

[SUXBNME 1,595]

I have a pretty decent woodshop;

 

Table Saw

Compound Mitre

Router Table

Drill Press

Planer

Joiner

Disc/belt sander

Compressor

Multiple nail/staple guns

Various handheld power tools.

 

My favorite tool I've gotten recently is this bad boy.

Working with wood is fun

[dain11279 980]

Old quilt that my great-great-grandmother made, rocking chair from the same era. Both items came over on a covered wagon; Tennessee to Texas, eventually to CA.

 

Lead-crystal bowl that my great-grandfather brought over from Wales with him, around 1900. Bowl is from way before that, since it belonged to his mother, but there is no date on it.

 

Several tin-type pictures, old postcard pictures from the late 1800's early 1900's. My great -grandfathers Christening dress (1880's).

 

My grandfather was a Marine in the Korean war, so I have been handed down some of the items that he got from there; mostly jewelry. My dad was in Viet Nam, so when he wanted to throw out some of that stuff, I kept it. Letters that he wrote while in Viet Nam, etc.

 

I have a $100 bill from the 20's, the green ink on it is much different than the ink they use now, BRIGHT green. 1921 silver dollar, couple of Silver Certificates. Hmm...not too much else.

 

Maybe they aren't the coolest things I own, but they are the oldest things I own. Big bewbs.

 

Sweet!

[joneo 562]

Numerous Hamm's Beer signs: both motion and non-motion types.

 

1982 Porsche 911 SC. (Attempting to sell it if anyone's interested).

 

1986 Donruss Jose Canseco card plus all the other cards from the set.