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Old 04-15-2007, 08:52 AM
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Bull,
I don't know. I misplaced their info sheet, so I will have to go up their to get their number as I don't remember the name of the place. When I get it I will post it.

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Old 04-15-2007, 09:17 AM
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I had a 79 bright yellow LeCar, bought new. It was a fun little car, and would go in snow when other folks were spinning out and going over to the side. Made the trip from San Francisco to Washington, D.C., pulling a little flat-bed trailer with a cargo carrier on it. It would do right around 80. Loved that little car!
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Oh, yeah. Thought it would be neat to own a Gordini and surprise some of those exotic/fast cars.
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Old 04-15-2007, 06:33 PM
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Thumbs up garage

The bird and goat at peace together. Future plans include a lift, some fresh paint, and some floor epoxy. Now all I need is time and money.
cant get enough of all these great garage pictures..keep em coming!
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here, here! GREAT THREAD!

what size is your garage?

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Old 04-16-2007, 12:28 PM
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My garage is 19ft wide x 24 deep. Iam searching for a lift but cant decide between 4 post or 2 post . I have a drop ceiling that is only 8'3". so I cant lift the car all the way up, and thats ok. I have to work with what I have. Iam also tyring to stay away from drilling holes in my garage floor as it is 3 years new. I have found a couple of free standing 4 post lifts that are not so wide and will fit in one bay. Does anyone have a kwik lift and can you tell me if you like it. I also want to stay away from the mid rise and sissor lifts as there is limited access to the underneath. Any input or advise would be greatly appreciated. Thankyou.

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Old 04-17-2007, 07:31 AM
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This is an awesome thread and I'm jealous of a lot of you guys.

Here's my 2-1/2 car detached garage. I had plenty of room until I decided to take on the blue LeMans project in the middle...

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In retrospect, I should have done the "Bigger Garage Mod" first...

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Old 04-17-2007, 09:10 AM
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Just got done viewing all of your great garage shots, and man, I envy ya'll. When we moved to a larger house in '99, we had a list of "wants". A 3 car garage was on the list, but got pushed to the bottom when we found the house we bought. it had so many extras and upgrades we couldn't pass it up. Of course, the only thing it DIDNT have was a 3 car. Really wanted to build something on the extra land, but I got into too many other hobbies, (ham radio, RVing, motorcycling, boating as well as the car thing) and since my car was done years ago, really couldn't justify it, and probably the reason why I never freshened up the car yet.

I always tell my wife that our next house will be small and the garage will be bigger than the house, for my toys.

Great garages though, thank for the shots.

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Old 04-21-2007, 07:07 AM
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Okay, heres mine. Well part of it. Works shop is out of the picture.


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I have a Kwiklift and love it. Our 69FB resto-mod project was so much easier to complete with the Kwiklift. Plenty of room to work underneath. What I also like is that we can break it down and set it aside. If you go for it purchase an additional bridge.
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Old 04-21-2007, 10:52 PM
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I am floored that my thread to see some cool garages has inspired all this. All I wanted was some inspiration to get mine finished (getting close). Cheers to everyone who has posted and PLEASE keep them coming

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too many clean garages and not enough parts



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Old 04-23-2007, 10:41 AM
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Clay -
Now, that's more like it!
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well it took longer than I thought to build but its done .except for some trim. And I am moving my stuff in. 24x40 I assembled the entire thing myself ,except for 2 guys helped me with the siding . the sheets were to large to hang by one man
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Awesome SDX455, perfect setting, that garage is huge!! Post some photos of the inside when you get a chance, who cares if it's messy.

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Ok heres the inside ,still setting up moving all my stuff out of rental storage , I acid stained the floor and 2 coats of sealer . I am going to paint the PONTIAC RACING GRAPHIC on the floor when you enter the infront of overhead door . there is a 8x8 rear door to push my 69 project out for sandblasting .... It looked like an airport hanger before I moved in . Getting small quick but I will manage ....Setting up shelving and organizing.Setting up areas for plumbing ,electrical,painting,camping ,fishing,hunting. And of coarse Pontiacs. Need a big work bench ,lighting ,sink, urnail.I will be trenching the water and electrical lines this weekend ..PS .I grew up in Brewster NY. Family all lives there
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Nice!!!
My uncle is a well known Realtor who lives on Turkhill Road in Brewster

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My mother is a well know realitor with scout reality working for Richard Rapp

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Here's a few more pictures for you to view.

These are just a few of my cars.

here are some inside shots of some of my Pontiac stuff.

Anybody looking for some Trans Am models?
These are just my dupes.


These are my "oneizes"
These are not for sale.

Anyone like diecast?


These are just some of my 1/18th scale Trans Ams.
These are my "second" set, opened.
The first sets are still unopened in the boxes, stored about the glass cases.

I got more stuff to show too.

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