Sewing machine table
A couple of months ago at an estate sale, my wife noticed a bundle of cast iron, tied up with string, marked at $10.
After a quick inspection, I told her we really should get it. Turns out, it was an old 'white' sewing machine base, minus the treadle and wheel.
A couple of weekends later, we stumbled across a tiny sawmill, where the owner was doing a run of cedar. I picked up a massive 2" thick slab for a song.
I had to cut the slab into two sections small enough to fit through my surface planer, then I joined them back together.
After filling in the checks and splits with epoxy, I sanded it smooth and covered it in polyurethane. Once dry, I installed it on the newly painted base.
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Mine is shared with a 1959 Studebaker. 
I've put all of my saws, work bench, etc., on wheels so they can be moved around to accommodate the car, as needed.
Once the loose paint and rust was removed, I re-coated with rustoleum.
