Things we bring home from work.

RBnSC · Jul 25, 2010

We took down a partially burnt house last week that had this detached utility room. Thought we might enlarge and make a kitchen out of it and take it to the farm. The roof got ruffed up a bit as we changed trailers at the last minute and did not recalculate our ride height. Brushed under a good many limbs and took the cover off of one stop light. What do you think?
Ron

Billy Shafer · Jul 25, 2010

Looks pretty good. Little repairs and it should be good to use. My wife always got nervous when I had my service truck backed up to the garage. She knew I was unloading something that would smoke or knock the power out.

Dean · Jul 25, 2010

It looks like it would make a great 4 holer.

Dean

JimS · Jul 25, 2010

Johnny Cash brought that car home from work.

Brian Jasper co. Ia · Jul 25, 2010

Could make a nice mud porch too. I wish I was handy enough to make stuff like that.

old · Jul 25, 2010

That stop light could cost you a good bit of $$. I know because years ago when I was hauling mobile homes all over the U.S. my boss hit one and it cost him over $1000 to get it fixed. That said looks like a good chicken coop

Anonymous-0 · Jul 25, 2010

Looks like a nice man cave......

John B. · Jul 25, 2010

You won't get one any cheaper!

Ultradog MN · Jul 25, 2010

Hey RB, if you need some furnishings for that cute little house come on over.
I started a bathroom remodel for a customer yesterday and hauled this home. It all goes to the landfill tomorrow.

plow hand · Jul 25, 2010

The shed looks good,but the rest should be disposed of properly..

8Nr--WI · Jul 25, 2010

UD----A little paint and a good artists' brush and that white porcelain will make someone a nice "flower planter".

Fleabay here it comes..:>)

Tim

8N'r--WI · Jul 25, 2010

A complete 89 Square foot house......
89 Square Foot House

Mark - IN. · Jul 25, 2010

Now you went and did it. You told the rest of the family about...your new secret hideout No. 1. If it had been me, I would've brought it home in the middle of the night, drove it straight back into the woods, then fixed it up with a jacuzzi, keg of beer, pool table, 60" satellite TV, Lazy Boy, and a few other things that no one else would've known about without special invite and only if they knew the secret hand shake to get in.

Well now that the gate's open and all of the horses got out, you may as well use it for a kitchen now.

Mark

37 chief · Jul 25, 2010

Pull that brass off and throw it in a bucket, you will be surprised how fast the pounds add up. Stan

fixerupper · Jul 25, 2010

In this neck of the woods and farther north it'd make a real classy Ice fishing shack. Jim

larry@stinescorner · Jul 26, 2010

I bring a lot of stuff home from work, but you got me beat ., that is nice , it would cost plenty to build it and be sad to destroy it

Ultradog MN · Jul 26, 2010

Yes. I will take a hammer to the porcelin sink when I get it to the dump. Quick and easy.

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