Any members around Queen Anne/Downtown?

Looking for some members around my neighborhood (Seattle). I have a garage, cold beer, and looking for some more buddies.

The Seattle freeze is real and, being overly friendly, putting out the flags for some new friends. I'm building a pretty sweet flatbed and could use some feedback/input.

 

Let's see how long we can ignore this guy....


Seriously though. Hello bud. I'm not local to you, I'm up in Bothell, but hello, none the less. Let's see some pictures of your project. How far along are you? What are you starting with? 1st gen, 2nd. 3rd?

 

I'm in upper QA actually. Down to meet up for beers and wrenching/bullshit.

 

I'm in downtown / SLU. Live near the Amazon towers at 7th and Virginia. I walk to work everyday so the rig mostly sits in my apartment building's garage. I'd be down to lending a hand when I can, I just can't offer the space.

 

Welcome to Washington, I lived in queen Ann for a few years but ended up moving down south. There was a guy who lived in my complex that had a super badass built older Lexus suv. I wonder if he lurks this forum.

 

Thanks guys. I'm about a quarter mile south of the Ballard bridge. And am fortunate to have a couple private garages and driveway spots included in my rental.

 

The flat bed.

 

Another angle.

 

Beacon hill here

 

"The Seattle freeze" haha, I'd never heard that one. I went to visit Seattle once and was roaming around solo hitting some bars and whatnot and it was nearly impossible to strike up conversations with people. Places like New York and LA are known for for unfriendly dismissive locals but I've never experienced anything like Seattle. Not knocking it, I actually kind of respect it. Anyways, great food and a cool city! Good luck finding some bros to hang with.

 

I'm in Lower Queen Anne, send me a message

 

I never heard of it until I dated some girl who moved from texas. It's pretty real. I think it's because we're really still a small city that's just been turned into a larger metropolitan area recently. So you have a lot of us locals that don't have that big city energy.