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Old 01-02-2007, 10:50 AM
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Hey, I couldn't wait to tell someone and figured this is the right place:

I just got my slop sink installed in my garage! Yup, I now have hot/cold water, and a drain. (which technically means I also have a urinal in the garage too.

wahoo!

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Old 01-02-2007, 06:07 PM
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Cool post guys, I love these cyber garage tours. This is my 2 ½ car detached shop where I spend a great deal of time. It’s heated with a 60,000 BTU natural gas unit heater (for our long cold winters), and also has A/C for the odd hot days, and a well monitored security system. As seen in the pics I have a whole wall of shelves about 24’ by 8’ plus several work benches/welding tables and cabinets etc. It’s heavy duty wired with lots of 120v outlets and 4 220v outlets. I have a large “I” beam installed that runs the width of the shop along the ceiling which is great for hanging heavy things to paint like rear axle assemblies etc. It also helps me to pull bodies on and off of frames and rotisseries by myself with a cherry picker. The last few pics are after I epoxy coated the floor which was a lot of work but well worth it.
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Old 01-03-2007, 09:31 PM
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Cool post guys, I love these cyber garage tours. This is my 2 ½ car detached shop where I spend a great deal of time. It’s heated with a 60,000 BTU natural gas unit heater (for our long cold winters), and also has A/C for the odd hot days, and a well monitored security system. As seen in the pics I have a whole wall of shelves about 24’ by 8’ plus several work benches/welding tables and cabinets etc. It’s heavy duty wired with lots of 120v outlets and 4 220v outlets. I have a large “I” beam installed that runs the width of the shop along the ceiling which is great for hanging heavy things to paint like rear axle assemblies etc. It also helps me to pull bodies on and off of frames and rotisseries by myself with a cherry picker. The last few pics are after I epoxy coated the floor which was a lot of work but well worth it.
Very nice Dar.
Afriend of mine sent me this picture of The Saskatchewan Security Patrol .
Do you actually have these around ??
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Old 01-03-2007, 09:55 PM
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I've got a ton of stuff in my garage.
Besides two cars, both turbos (one a 1981 Trans Am, the other a 1989 Trans Am), I have alot of collections in my garage.
Sorry for the big pictures.



The door to get in.




These are right by the entry door.
My library of Pontiac Press Kits, Brochures, Product Books, Ad Planners, Service manuals, Body Manuals, etc.
Theres a lot more to see.
Anyone want more of the tour?

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Old 01-04-2007, 08:00 PM
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I'll be stopping by for the in person tour george

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Very nice Dar.
Afriend of mine sent me this picture of The Saskatchewan Security Patrol .
Do you actually have these around ??
Not in Saskatchewan - they need access to the ocean, and Sask is land-locked. But they have a bunch of them around Churchill, Manitoba. I suspect that photo is a composite. You'd see polar bears hanging out like that on the edge of Hudson Bay in October / November (I've seen them), and you could also see them wandering through town up there. But probably not 3 of them "chillin" in front of a bungalo.

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60man thats a great pic, I love it. You certainly wouldn't catch me trying to sneak past them. Must cost that guy a fortune to feed his security guards. ;-)

As MalteseFalcon mentioned none around here but its certainly feels cold enough alot of the time.

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Here are a couple of shots of our pole barn. The best investment we've ever made. 32'x48' and room for six cars (although we had 9 in it one winter). Heat and a/c makes it a great place to work. Excuse the mess as there is always a project or two going.
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60man thats a great pic, I love it. You certainly wouldn't catch me trying to sneak past them. Must cost that guy a fortune to feed his security guards. ;-)

As MalteseFalcon mentioned none around here but its certainly feels cold enough alot of the time.
I didn't think they hung out around humans. I wouldn't want to be within a 100 miles of them..they are powerful bad a$$ creatures and i'm told they will eat ANYTHING....yikes..

I don't thinkI could live in Canada. One thing for sure...need a nice heated garage..

Stay warm guys.......

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Old 01-08-2007, 03:53 PM
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Here are a couple of shots of our pole barn. The best investment we've ever made. 32'x48' and room for six cars (although we had 9 in it one winter). Heat and a/c makes it a great place to work. Excuse the mess as there is always a project or two going.

What mess.....it's a garage...not a house !!
But I know what you mean..I TRY to keep mine clean to..
How far are you from Beaver Springs ??

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Here is the one I am building right now.

And here is my other one.


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My new 24x32 garage. Interior all calked and finished with plywood, waterproof fluor lights. The garage can literally be washed down when necessary. It's got heat, the ladder swings up out of the way and can be postioned on either side of attic entance. The right side work bench collapses and swings up out of the way.
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OLDGOAT......MY GOD I LOVE THAT WAGON !!!!!

Anyway, I started this tread about garages months ago. Now it is my turn to post some pics of my work in progress. Should have it done in a couple weeks......Also here is the car that will live in the garage. Should hopefully be a cool place to hang out.....
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I love this thread.

I have a new friend that my wife knows. I don't think he's on these boards so I'll post his pics here. It's 4 bays, two are about 24' deep, the other two 18'. He's got two garage buddies and one shop lift. so in a pinch, he can fit 7 cars in there. It's got 12' ceilings.

Now he needs heat and better lights. But it's a VERY nice place to hang out (in the daylight on a warm day ;-))

His GTO is a frame-off resto. He's owned the car since, well, let's just say he bought it for $100 and it was a decent driver! It was his first car! How cool is that.
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Here's mine, with only half the cars in it and no room to work - need to build a pole barn this summer.
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Here's some pics of my detatched, which is big enough for an extended project as well as misc R&R. I also have a two-car attatched w/ 12 foot ceiling and a 4-post but it's still not enough (LOL).The last picture is the loft above the detatched which is used as a workout room.

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Just broke ground on my shop 24x40x10 steel building . I shopped around turn key would cost around 16k building it myself looks like come in around 9k ... Pouring slab on friday . I can post pictures and help with the proccess learn from my mistakes . I have access to alot of resorces. Everyone in my neighborhood has one ,mine will be on the smaller side .. But big enough for my rottissery 69 project . Building it out of 16 & 18 gauge metal studs .26 gauge siding /roof ..making the trusses myself should be done 1 month dependant on funds and weather . $300 tree and stump removal $500 select fill pad.4500 slab .hopefully framing Sat.

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I was just wondering about steel buildings.

Hmm, Can I put vinyl siding over them when done to make it look nicer and match my house?

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You guys have some nice garages.
This is my 24' X 40'. Notice the beermiester....more garages need these. Bill

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Here it is...I hope! Bill
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