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Very nice. Ready for some serious work there with the dual tp rolls and backups at the ready heh.

You found a M.A.S.K. vehicle http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll98/dacaz/2nd%20Quarter%202012/DSCN7600.jpg [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2Z1yLO9C-Q]M.A.S.K. Intro *High Quality HD* - YouTube[/ame]

Hyundai's Juke rival concept looks like it's donked from the factory. http://s1.cdn.autoevolution.com/images/news/gallery/hyundai-will-launch-a-nissan-juke-rival-in-2017_1.jpg http://content.worldcarfans.co/2011/1/11/medium/2035881345944279972.jpg

Yeah ours was built in '86 just had carpet and linoleum directly on the concrete slab that we've since replaced with wood laminate.

It's 3 bedroom and the bath with tub is in the hallway that joins the 2 secondary bathrooms. The tub/shower decision is for the master which is attached to master bedroom. It's still a small 1980s bathroom so have to be space efficient. Cost wise, just throwing a new fitter with tub in there is probably cheapest. If we do shower it would be a pre-made pan then some fancy tilework for walls. Thinking something with a partial wall like these: http://www.johnbridge.com/vbulletin/attachment.php?attachmentid=73516&d=1271258977 http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/00/a3/7d/00a37d499bc107dbffca53165f990c35.jpg %5Bimg%5Dhttp%3A//i.imgur.com/pNMbfow.jpg[/img]

yeah definitely keeping one...but both?

So 2 bathroom ranch house you want to put on the market. One bathroom remodeled keeping the existing bath tub. Second one demo'd completely. Do you put a second tub in or a tiled shower? Maybe a fitter with an integrated seat? Figure that might lure in some older buyers while still having the tub in the other bathroom.

Yeah, messing with gas and our county requires a permit for a water heater even if it's a replacement. I'm just paying to have that installed.

Hot water heater started leaking...on a holiday weekend...in a house I want to sell this year. Needs a replacement. Ain't home ownership grand?

Yeah, further your head is from the headrest the more prone to whiplash you would be. But at 6'7 with a large amount of my height coming from my legs that's just the only position that works for me.

Also it is amazing how many people want 1980s bathroom cabinetry if you put it up on craigslist/freecycle.

Master bathroom demolition has drawn blood. It's officially a project now.

Are you guy actually sitting with your back against the seat and head by the headrest? I tend to sit more straight up and only my lower back actually contacts the seat back.

I came from a 2010 GTI with leather seats that fit me like a glove(6'7 and 210lbs). The first week or two I thought I had made a mistake as I was getting some back pain on my 55 mile one way commute. But I finally found a position that works for me and have no more complaints.

Definitely jealous of my in-laws place in the country for that. Got some junk laying around? Burn it.