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Like everybody else said. Loving the spotless garage as well. I'm curious how the inside of your house be, more spotless? Does the license plate fold up anymore, looks weird angled like that. I mainly love the fact that you have that specific area where the z parks in and is covered.
All of us wish we had a garage like that, clean and with ONE car in it!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the comments guys. I wish I had that much space to work with easily, however I had to pull my truck and family car out of the garage in order to make enough room to work on my 350z. Here's a pic of my cars in place normally when my Z is hibernating, lol.
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This is the actual car placement in my garage. I would prefer a 3-car horizontal garage than this tandem 4-car garage, but this will do for now
My Nissan 720 pickup (NAPZ). I know it's old, but I love it!
Like everybody else said. Loving the spotless garage as well. I'm curious how the inside of your house be, more spotless? Does the license plate fold up anymore, looks weird angled like that. I mainly love the fact that you have that specific area where the z parks in and is covered.
Bingo! My downfall is I am a neat freak About my license plate, its folded up a little bit. It helps divert air to the radiator & PS cooler. Also I have a greddy air diversion panel so that allows air to shuffle into the intake duct at a higher velocity in some ways.
Last edited by finalforce; 04-28-2009 at 11:11 AM.
PICS OF BATHROOM AND KITCHEN PLEASE..and yard while youre at it lmao haha jkk nice living room though, and I demand more pics of the Engine goodies nowww!!!!
04-24-2009, 01:46 PM
About my license plate, its folded up a little bit. It helps divert air to the radiator & PS cooler. Also I have a greddy air diversion panel so that allows air to shuffle into the intake duct at a higher velocity in some ways.
