Originally Posted by chrisj (Post 1573017293)

Bill, those are the first pics I've posted up of my new place. I'm in Katy near Katy High, but south of 10. That was what it looked like before I moved in. I just staged the Vette for some photos and had it parked way out of the way so the movers would steer clear of it.

At some point, I'll get it cleaned up and host a mod party over hear. You may have to bring your cooker and do the ribs though!!



Yeah, mine hasn't looked that nice since the floor went in the week after I closed. I've only been here a few months, and I'm not letting myself play outside in the garage until I finish basic unpacking/arranging in the house.

Here's a pic I took last week. Shows a lot of the mess. To my right are a ton of boxes and all the Christmas stuff that will ultimately get hauled up to the attic. I'm going to buy a shed at some point to get all the other stuff out of my garage!

What you can't see in that pic is all the dirt/mud. My neighborhood is still under construction, so under the BMW is litterally muddy tire tracks. I've swept some of the other parts a few times, but I'm going to have to break down and buy one of those janitor mops/yellow buckets at some point and learn how to use it.



The sign in the corner says Chris' Corvette Garage and Speed Shop - Go Fast or Go Home. It's also got an est 2009 since that is when the house was built. Got it off ebay. Nice wood sign with lettering on both sides. Very slick!

chris

Originally Posted by yaknow (Post 1573035757)

Here is mine before I built my work bench and added pics to the walls
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Originally Posted by Exoray (Post 1573032335)

Rather than epoxy coating the floor you might want to consider polishing it, it's becoming more and more popular... And with a virgin clean floor it will look great, IMO... You can even dye the concrete when polishing so give it some color if you want...

Originally Posted by ltborg (Post 1573038652)

Looks good. What cabinets are those?

Originally Posted by SISCAKIDD (Post 1573031122)

those are some really nice man caves guys,i'll play to,mines still a work in progress

Originally Posted by hotwheels57 (Post 1573032171)

Originally Posted by danshill (Post 1573007944)

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Originally Posted by hotwheels57 (Post 1573040805)

It's a BENDPAK HD9 variation (9,000#). Several members here have them.

They're available in 37 1/4" width between the runways or 44" width. They're available in different lengths of runways. Mine is adjustable to either width, but I have the standard runway length. My Z16 fits perfect on it, but my Silverado Crew cab will just fit onto the runways.

I found the narrower width leaves little room for error when driving on to, so the wider width is better suited for my Z16. One side runway is adjustable for wider cars/trucks/SUV vehicles.

If your car is really lowered, it'll scrape the front air damn, maybe the frame rails. I made wood approach ramps beneath the ramps, which allows me to clear w/o scraping. My car is lowered on oem bolts/bushings.

http://www.bendpak.com/

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