Post your shrine!

iLkYsPoNy

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Feb 22, 2007

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Hey I'm thinking about building a display/shrine for all my Ford and Mustang stuff I've accumulated over the past few years. I wanna see pics of the shrines you guys have built for your addiction!

Hopefully I can get a good idea and build myself a nice one...

 

Aliate X

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Feb 22, 2007

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I just keep old parts to remember work, like I kept my stock cam of which I keep in my room, and I kept one of the gears that was chewed up from my stock blown transmission of which I also keep in my room!

 

stykthyn

I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall.

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my shrine is the pile of junk parts on the back porch that I have replaced over the last 5 months. my wife doesnt appreciate it too much, especially after she balances the check book.

 

DMAN302

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windsor, Canada

Feb 22, 2007

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garage is my shrine to my car...my favorite room by far especially when the baby gets angry and the wife turns her back for 10 minutes this pic is rather old and I've aquired alot of great additions for the garage...but the only pic I have right now.

 

ill advised

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Feb 22, 2007

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stykthyn said:

my shrine is the pile of junk parts on the back porch that I have replaced over the last 5 months. my wife doesnt appreciate it too much, especially after she balances the check book.

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I have a similar shrine in the garage. Some are parts that I swap off and on (midpipes). There's also an area full of stuff "to be installed". lol

 

iLkYsPoNy

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Feb 22, 2007

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DMAN302 said:

garage is my shrine to my car...my favorite room by far especially when the baby gets angry and the wife turns her back for 10 minutes this pic is rather old and I've aquired alot of great additions for the garage...but the only pic I have right now.

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this is more like what i was referring to. not junk parts... i mean stuff like ur collectibles, posters, memorabilia, etc. but i guess junk parts could be a shrine...

 

wythors

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Old pics. I've got to take some new ones this summer.

 

5.0 Nostalgia

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How do you like the tiles for the garage floor? I really need to do something with mine.

 

wythors

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5.0 Nostalgia said:

How do you like the tiles for the garage floor? I really need to do something with mine.

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I love them. Dman has the same thing and I think he'll back me up on this: They are much warmer to work on in the winter, easier on the feet and joints than bare concrete and much easier to see a dropped nut or screw on. They're easy to keep clean and still look great three years and several projects down the road.

 

MikeC

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Feb 23, 2007

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Not really a shrine but it does have some Mustang decorations.

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OonDeanisS

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Feb 23, 2007

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wow i just made the same thread basically, heres mine

 

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OonDeanisS

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a couple more

 

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glowstang93

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Here is a little section of my wall in the garage. I have trophies in the bedroom on the dresser, but it needs to be straightened up a bit before a picture.

 

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gcwh02

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Feb 23, 2007

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wythors said:

Old pics. I've got to take some new ones this summer.

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DMAN302

My mom says thanks for the pearl necklace.

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windsor, Canada

Feb 23, 2007

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As wythors said the tiles are fantastic for a garage...they offer some insolation and comfort when working plus the added look that completes a garage IMO...great feature. Nice thing about dressing up the garage is the wife won't interfere with your choices
Definately the 'boys room'

 

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I must have Dyslexia or something because I thought that read "post your shlong" :$

 

5.0 Nostalgia

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Thanks for the info on the tiles. Who makes them and where can they be purchased? I have seen websites before, but can't remember the names.