[goat1964-2004]

Originally Posted by The Boss

I know that 69!

It looks like it keeps good company!

I don’t think you would recognize her today! My wife and I decided that she deserved a high level restoration!

[Judge273]

Love to hear more on that 69 RA IV Judge!
If its not too scary come over and post the details:
http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/...d.php?t=750217

[The Boss]

Originally Posted by goat1964-2004

I don’t think you would recognize her today! My wife and I decided that she deserved a high level restoration!

Is any of that sheetmetal NOS GM?

That was essentially a rust free Oregon body when I put a deposit on it back in 1998 or 99. Unfortunately it's been traded around more than most.

Mike, it's not a Judge, it's a very low option, very cool RA IV/4spd Silver over blue.

[goat1964-2004]

Sent you a PM Chris

[Tambo]

Just came across this thread ... some pretty nice garages in here. Don't have enough time to go through over 30 pages to see them all now, but will do so later.

In the meantime here's my cramped space. It was a standard size two car garage when I bought the place 10 years ago but I had it extended six feet wider so I could have some storage and work bench, and of course there is a beer stocked fridge against the back wall. As you can see, a 70 GTO just fits with about 6" to spare at the rear. The wife's car occupies the other side.

The Apollo Blue 70 vert, 400, auto was my keeper until a guy made me an offer to good to refuse a year ago. My current Cardinal Red 70 coupe, 455, M20, 12 bolt arrived in January and I'm hoping to keep her

[Chadmokc]

I think if I weren't married I'd own a 2400 square foot garage with a 600 square foot house attached. But for now this will do, it's got the basics.

[AdamIsAdam]

Originally Posted by Chadmokc

I think if I weren't married I'd own a 2400 square foot garage with a 600 square foot house attached....

There should be entire neighborhoods built like this. Just think of the weekends!

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by AdamIsAdam

There should be entire neighborhoods built like this. Just think of the weekends!

Here you go. www.WeirLiving.com and http://www.lakeweirlivingblog.com/

This was advertised in the latest HMM.

Welcome to America’s Toy-Friendly Community® for active adults in the heart of Florida.

Experience Lake Weir Living®! Located approximately 7.9 miles from The Villages® in Central Florida. It's the ideal location to enjoy beautiful Lake Weir and the Ocklawaha River, and yet be so close to The Villages® -- with its millions of square feet of shopping, restaurants, entertainment and medical services. It's the best of both worlds!

Whether your lifestyle is RVing, boating, cruising your muscle car, restoring your hot rod, or hitting the back roads on your Harley or Gold Wing, make Lake Weir Living® home. You'll find peace of mind under oak trees, hanging Spanish moss, and orange blossoms in the pristine pines of Lake Weir Living.

Unfortunately, although my Mrs. is totally supportive and covets our Pontiacs -
she was NOT impressed with this 3+car Garage/Work Shop with a token living space attached! http://i1.ytimg.com/vi/1zMLmq4aA0g/maxresdefault.jpg

[dreamn69]

It finally stopped raining and warmed up enough to pour concrete!!!!!

[60man]

Originally Posted by Chadmokc

I think if I weren't married I'd own a 2400 square foot garage with a 600 square foot house attached. But for now this will do, it's got the basics.

That's why I'm single. I bought a 3 bay commercial size gargae with a smallish country house detached. The present girlfriend took a hike. Lol
I haven't looked back. Just import the girl friends.