Metal Shop on Madison

What’s happening in the shop this week? Well several cool signs are coming together. And we are working on a horse trailer that will be converted into a mobile coffee shop by a young couple.

It’s exciting stuff, but the little details are tedious and eat up man hours. Finished pics coming soon!!!!

Do I have any red neck campers out there that follow us?

I dabbed up this ball mount for my zero turn to move our small trailers around the yard.

If things get desperate and diesel costs continue to rise, I may have to use this rig this spring for recreational purposes.

Hit me up if you need some custom bracketry!

Maybe I need to start doing Tesla Tuesdays?

Another one in the wild today. I heard this was Elon’s personal truck.

Welcome back to collection 21 in Wrlanger KY, on this museum Monday!

If I was forced to pick a brand (I really love different years of just about every major manufacturer) it would be Oldsmobile. My Dad loved them and that probably sparked something in me.

This ‘57 olds isn’t as well loved as its Chevy counterparts, but I think it gushes with custom styling that the Chevys didn’t.

Am I wrong? Feel free to tell me so!

Sometimes when you are out in the wild and spot ‘em, you gotta post ‘em.

What do you think?

Next up on Museum Monday (where we highlight pieces in museums and historical locations we visit,) is this gorgeous 1960 Buick Convertible from Collection 21 in Erlanger, KY.

Today in Northern KY it’s snowy and cold, but I’m dreaming of cruising this bad boy down the 7 mile bridge in the Florida Keys.

Don’t worry folks the weather will break soon and outdoor season will be back! Hahaha

Where would you take this car if it was yours to drive?

This week, for museum Monday, we have a special treat!

The American Sign Museum is located in Cincinnati Ohio, on Monmouth Street.it is home to a MASSIVE collection of signs and memorabilia range back from the early 1900’s up until 1980.

Since I was a boy, there has always been an allure for me to neon. Something about the warm glow and the buzzing of the transformers.

We leave these photos to entice you to make a visit! They have a social media presence and a website. It seems like there is constantly something going on there and the $20 entry fee is a bargain.

Young children to old guys like me will enjoy the contents of this old industrial complex. Give them a try!