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I'll chime on here, by garage is a mess right now, we have our house up for sale so the garage became a dumping ground.
I do have a large stainless steel sink, full size fridge and a couple of cabinets in there that you can't see in the third bay.
OP, Paint it NOW, once you move back in, you will NEVER move everything out again to finish it.
Trust me, It's been 11 years now and I can't remove everything from this garage anymore.
If we don't sell, I am building a big shed in the back yard to move all the non-car related stuff out. I'm drowning in here.
I'm jealous of any garage with a lift. Might have to put one in someday.
Here's mine.
Wow! You should definitely put one in there(lift)
I honestly don't know why I waited so long, I am thinking about getting a third one! This picture shows part of both lifts.
One is a 10,000 and the other is a 20,000 that is 14' tall
It's organized too! Lol
I'll chime on here, by garage is a mess right now, we have our house up for sale so the garage became a dumping ground.
I do have a large stainless steel sink, full size fridge and a couple of cabinets in there that you can't see in the third bay.
OP, Paint it NOW, once you move back in, you will NEVER move everything out again to finish it.
Trust me, It's been 11 years now and I can't remove everything from this garage anymore.
If we don't sell, I am building a big shed in the back yard to move all the non-car related stuff out. I'm drowning in here.
Hey Ken, the mirror is a nice touch so she can admire herself when shes at home! I put a ban on any house hold/Kid related items in my garage ... but something always tries to find its way out. BIG SHED SOLVES ALL.
Dave
Last edited by The Phantom; Sep 15, 2017 at 03:58 PM.
My 4 post cost me just under 4K installed, bolted to the ground with a $600 rolling jack and drip pans included, this also included having my garage door raised and converted to torsion spring to bring it within 6" of the ceiling. I have about 10" ceiling and I could stack 2 convertible mustangs (certainly any vettes) easily. Best thing I ever did.
I'll chime on here, by garage is a mess right now, we have our house up for sale so the garage became a dumping ground.
I do have a large stainless steel sink, full size fridge and a couple of cabinets in there that you can't see in the third bay.
OP, Paint it NOW, once you move back in, you will NEVER move everything out again to finish it.
Trust me, It's been 11 years now and I can't remove everything from this garage anymore.
If we don't sell, I am building a big shed in the back yard to move all the non-car related stuff out. I'm drowning in here.
Yes I agree with you. I'm going to paint it while it's empty, it probably won't be empty again until we move.
Thanks! They might get finished some day if I ever had time to work on them. Here is the current one that's finished.
67 convertible 67 with a big mo mo in it.
2 '67's, my favorite year. I've had a '67 and a '68 RS. Awesome cars!!!
My 4 post cost me just under 4K installed, bolted to the ground with a $600 rolling jack and drip pans included, this also included having my garage door raised and converted to torsion spring to bring it within 6" of the ceiling. I have about 10" ceiling and I could stack 2 convertible mustangs (certainly any vettes) easily. Best thing I ever did.
That's a nice setup, plus it doubles your parking spaces.
My 4 post cost me just under 4K installed, bolted to the ground with a $600 rolling jack and drip pans included, this also included having my garage door raised and converted to torsion spring to bring it within 6" of the ceiling. I have about 10" ceiling and I could stack 2 convertible mustangs (certainly any vettes) easily. Best thing I ever did.
Originally Posted by Norcoastal
2 '67's, my favorite year. I've had a '67 and a '68 RS. Awesome cars!!!
Yes putting the Air compressor outside sure makes it much easier to here the radio when inside.
Great looking shop.. I'm in the middle of adding 36' x 30' onto it.
Tim
How long do you think it will take, mine was done over a 9 month period with me and my sons doing most of the work, plus we started in October, and had a hard winter to deal with.
We started in October 2016 which turned out to be the wettest month ever recorded here 11" of rain in 25 days Rebar through the post with a good amount of concrete under it so they won't sink Posts in Top soil out and gsb moved in and compacted Things are getting serious now Half inch rebar tied in 2' grids My trusty helpers We poured it 7" thick I had to hire a crew on pour day We had a 12 hour window without rain All finished, just give it a few more hours without rain Framing in the rain Roofing in the rain Don't slip Still pouring rain Ahh we are dried in sort of
