Yea, that's not right.
Giddy Up!
How is that going to fit in with your challenge build theme???
Sweet recliner with twin cup holders!
stafford1500 said:How is that going to fit in with your challenge build theme???
I think it'd work quite well with the clothing optional concours rule.
Stampie said:stafford1500 said:How is that going to fit in with your challenge build theme???
I think it'd work quite well with the clothing optional concours rule.
Your just gunning for Stampie rule #2 aren't you
If that is not a hood ornament for a challenge car or Lemons racer, I don't know what is.
Pete
If you don't think somebody is going to buy that for personal use, you're wrong. 
stafford1500 said:How is that going to fit in with your challenge build theme???
50 Shades of Grease?
if you don't think that's been used personally right there in the Re-store, you're wrong.
Kraft-y!
This thread needs Wally, stat.
Nice to get a leg up on the competition.
Put it in your pit and let the competition know you are there to deliver the goods.
Pete
*adds H4H Restore to list of suppliers for shop inspection equipment.
Brett_Murphy said:If you don't think somebody is going to buy that for personal use, you're wrong.
I was going to say there are more than a few perves who are oogling that thing.
What's so odd about a massage table...oh I see it now.
There's probably a news story about the previous owner somewhere.
Take off the stirrups and the padding and it would probably make a pretty good workbench.
I periodically check out the ReStores here in town, but I'm looking for tools. More often than not it's just rusty junk, but I have picked up some quality stuff at bargain prices - sockets, wrenches, screwdrivers and so forth.
In reply to Stampie :
A friend picked up an older wooden one of these several years ago & converted it into their kitchen island. Yes, he removed the stirrups. And replaced the padded cushions with a butcher block top.
I have used a kitchen counter island for similar purposes so I guess it would then make sense that this could be used as a kitchen counter island.
In reply to John Welsh :
Am I reading that right?
I'm reading that right.
Seems kind of high
My brother has an antique store and had an old ceramic autopsy table in the shop.
A guy who ran a restaurant bought it for his salad bar...
I can almost see one of you guys bringing that home and your wife saying “what the........get that outta here”
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