I just came into a home brew setup, need to inventory it to see what all is there, the seller assured me all the equipment is there, just need supplies.

I have a stainless pot, appears to be 5 gallon with lid, 6 gal fermentation bucket, 6 gal bottling bucket, a bunch of growler size bottles with swing tops, some smaller size with same tops, bottle capper and caps.....

a book on how too.

And I am picking up some other supplies next week, a couple of glass carboys and other various items.

I am guessing equipment wise I should be able to have 2 brewing projects going, thinking a beer and a mead

So as far as wine goes I really like the Roscato, not really into a dry wine, what would you suggest for a mead type?

as to beer, I am most definitely not an IPA person, my favorite beer is New Belgium 1554 and second favorite is Rainer any suggestions?

Sounds like a good partial boil extract set up.
Starting off I would look at some of the beer ingredient kits that are available. They come with all the ingredients you need to make a 5gal batch as well as instructions.
Northern Brewer has a pretty good selection, otherwise look around your area for a home brew supply store and see what they have.
Most homebrew shops are staffed by helpful people who can give you a hand getting what you need.

As for wine and mead, i'll let one of the others chime in on that. Not my area of expertise.

Also, dont be afraid to try brewing other styles of beer. You may find something else you like

Buy a hydrometer and a test jar. New brewers tend to get in a hurry and want to bottle before the beer is finished.  "When can I bottle my beer?" is one of the most common questions for new brewers.

I use a refractometer more, but I'm brewing all grain and checking wort gravity on the hot side of the system.

I used to be big on plastic fermentors for the same reason.
Then I bought one to try it out and I like them better than my better bottles.
all mine are now SS or glass
Glass is fine as long as you are careful with it.

I use milk crates for my glass carboys.
They fit good and snug and provide some "bump" protection.

FPNI

it is a partial boil extract setup, I went through the pieces today and I have everything for this except for a thermometer.

I am getting some more stuff from another guy Tuesday and will see what other pieces there might be.

:)

this is beginning to take shape and look like some fun!

Brewing is a damn fun time!
Keep us updated on how your first batch goes

I am going to name my first batch WuFlu, probably not gonna be the 1554 clone