Sheet Metal Fuel Tanks

The 2010 CTS Wagon is a nicely sized, comfortable, five-passenger car with cargo space that's easier to reach than that of a sport utility vehicle.

The CTS Wagon also is arguably the most striking station wagon on the market, with sharp creases in its sheet metal, stylized, eye-catching vertical tail-lamps, and a recognizable Cadillac look.

2010 Cadillac CTS 3.6 Sport Wagon BASE PRICE: $38,265 for base, rear-wheel drive model; $40,165 for base, all-wheel drive model; $43,365 for rear-drive model with 3.6-liter V-6.

Full Story: Auto Review: First Cadillac wagon in North America - Seattle Times (blog)

  Ziehl's interest in motorcycles remains a large part of his identity. Through the years, he attended many bike shows, researched reams of paper magazines and searched the Internet tirelessly in an effort to build a profile of what his perfect bike would be. A meeting with Savage Cycles of Frostburg, Md., at the 2008 Delmarva Bike Week became the impetus to put his long-rehearsed plans to work. Savage simply doesn't sell bikes, it builds them from start to finish, fabricating parts and even applying trick paint jobs in house.

"I liked the raw mechanics and style of their work, so I knew I wanted to incorporate their custom parts into my build," Ziehl said.

Ziehl committed to start the build in October 2008. Because it was his first such build, the process would be calculated and slow. He found a reasonably priced 1999 Buell Lightning on eBay and drove out to Michigan to receive the bike. After disassembling the Buell, he sorted out the parts that he would use in the custom build and resold those he wouldn't be using. Any parts that looked worse for wear Ziehl had refurbished before reconstructing the bike.

Full Story: 'Mad Max' bike goes well beyond Thunderdome - Washington Examiner

The fire started about 11 a.m. at the Bob Curtis farm on East Luray Road near Henry County Road 150-E.

According to Willey, the sheet metal pole barn housed three or four tractors and a skid steer, all of which would have had heavy rubber tires, contributing to the black smoke cloud.

The building was destroyed but firefighters prevented the fire from spreading to two nearby fuel tanks, one diesel and one gas.

Full Story: Fire destroys Henry County barn - Muncie Star Press

Fremont, CA - Elma Electronic Inc, a global manufacturer of electronic packaging products, now offers a family of modular enclosures in a compact size. The MiniBox 34 serves a wide range of applications including medical, communications, industrial, test & measurement, military/aerospace, and other markets.

The new MiniBox 34 family of compact enclosures from Elma provides a highly flexible modular design. The simple construction allows it to be used in desktop or wall-mount styles. Grooves on the inside of the top, bottom, and sidewalls of the enclosure allow PCBs to be directly inserted in various heights inside the enclosure. An optional vertical divider plate has grooves on both sides allowing PCBs to be inserted on each side of the enclosure. The plate can be inserted in the middle of the enclosure or in various spots allowing PCBs of different widths to be plugged without special hardware mounting.

With a rugged aluminum design, the MiniBox family of enclosures is lightweight and sturdy. EMC design is standard with advanced shielding options available. Protection to IP40 is also standard with options to IP65 for dust and water resistance.

Full Story: Compact Modular Enclosures serve wide range of applications. - ThomasNet Industrial News Room

The car I bought in Aylmer in 1991 had about 45 miles on the clock, had little rust, one bolt holding on each rear fender and had not been driven in 20 years.

But it took about four years of work to get my 1948 Ford Coupe V8 De Luxe from just ticking over to roadworthy.

I began by stripping the car down to the frame, putting all the smaller parts into labeled boxes. The frame and carriage were sand blasted, sprayed with epoxy primer and then two coats of black enamel.

Full Story: Giving new life to a couple of beauties - Ottawa Citizen