Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

LOL....daaaang. I just gotta say though. Your dad sounds like a good man.

 

He tries, I believe most everything he's done was with best intentions towards making a better/easier life for the family. He's always been aggressive and progressive unfortunately not much has gone his way, and I've put a good distance between myself and the farm. But he is 66 years old and could and does outwork guys half his age

 

Well dang it.

 

I just use pb blaster. Put em away wet and screwd all the way in every time.

 

Me too, I bought a can to try and I like it real well. Then one day there was a little can setting in the service managers office and I asked about it, he said it was a vendor sample and said he could get it so he gets it by the case for me now.

 

Not exactly a flatbed load picture (well, I guess they showed up to the site on a flatbed, does that count?) But my brother called me last night to talk about some options with a project he's involved with. I've heard of people using a couple of containers to make a "cabin" or small house, didn't realize it had turned into this. Office building on the ground floor, with apartments above... don't remember how many units he said.

This particular project is being handled by StarkJames, http://starkjames.com/ Not sure exactly where it is, Glendale/Phoenix area... Didn't realize this was getting to be such a big thing! Maybe I need to look at turning these into mobile apartments instead of mobile tool shacks!

 

They are building Some of those "houses" in Garden city ID. Pricing starts at $150k

 

What does a comparable size, stick and brick house go for in the area?

 

They were converting cans in Nd into man camp rooms