Show your Garage/Tool Collection?
Thanks guys. I'm still undecided on a color scheme for the walls and flooring. I had a few huge Nissan posters framed but when we have high winds up here and I opened the garage the wind blows them down. I'll try to get more pix later of the rest of my garage and tools.
The reason for the extra space is when they were building the house I had an option to have an extended theatre, but I opted to eliminate it and spread more car space
I can fit three cars and a motorcyle in one row and the other side just one car.
The reason for the extra space is when they were building the house I had an option to have an extended theatre, but I opted to eliminate it and spread more car space
I can fit three cars and a motorcyle in one row and the other side just one car.
Thanks guys. I'm still undecided on a color scheme for the walls and flooring. I had a few huge Nissan posters framed but when we have high winds up here and I opened the garage the wind blows them down. I'll try to get more pix later of the rest of my garage and tools.
The reason for the extra space is when they were building the house I had an option to have an extended theatre, but I opted to eliminate it and spread more car space I can fit three cars and a motorcyle in one row and the other side just one car.
The reason for the extra space is when they were building the house I had an option to have an extended theatre, but I opted to eliminate it and spread more car space
I can fit three cars and a motorcyle in one row and the other side just one car.Nice... is that custom flooring for the garage?
Heck ya...some good pics there....
I like the TV in the garage.......i think im gonna be doing that too..lol..
I'm working on extending a gas line in my garage so that i can have a natural gas heater for cold night working on cars..
Anyone a member of:
http://www.garageforums.com/forums/
-J
I like the TV in the garage.......i think im gonna be doing that too..lol..
I'm working on extending a gas line in my garage so that i can have a natural gas heater for cold night working on cars..
Anyone a member of:
http://www.garageforums.com/forums/
-J
Your suppose to use the tools, not take pics of how clean they are! Look like you never use them haha. Looks good tho!
Mine is very very simple. Hopefully I can catch up to you fella's. Little by little I collect tools so I'm limited in quantity. I'm big on the quality of Craftsman so every single tool is Craftsman. Not pictured are my Craftsman power drill, grinder, torque wrench, different saws, drill bits, etc. I was too lazy to take them out 
All of my garden tools, lawn chairs, beach coolers, etc. I keep in my shed out back.....that way I have plenty of room to wrench away 
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Four car garage. Yes my Z is spoiled!
Surgery
Absolutely Craftsman!
.....a few more
and.....
*Disregard attachments, photo's are blown up above
All of my garden tools, lawn chairs, beach coolers, etc. I keep in my shed out back.....that way I have plenty of room to wrench away ______________________
Four car garage. Yes my Z is spoiled!
Surgery
Absolutely Craftsman!
.....a few more
and.....
*Disregard attachments, photo's are blown up above
Last edited by sik350; Mar 3, 2009 at 11:42 AM.
My father and I just finished building a new garage for us to work in and him to store his cars. I spend a good amount of time here detailing as well. It took us about two years if you include planning.
It is in a residential neighborhood so zoning and planning of this project was tricky. We wanted it to look like a house from the street as to not upset our neighbors or draw attention.
The downstairs is a 9 car garage with storage, bathroom, etc.. You can't see it from the front but if you follow the driveway to the back of the house there are 3 large garage doors.
Upstairs is a 2500 sqft. 3 br. 2 bath apartment (with its own 1 car garage) that we wanted to rent out but can't due to the town regulations.
These pictures were taken quickly at the end of construction. We still needed to do some cleanup at this point.
It is in a residential neighborhood so zoning and planning of this project was tricky. We wanted it to look like a house from the street as to not upset our neighbors or draw attention.
The downstairs is a 9 car garage with storage, bathroom, etc.. You can't see it from the front but if you follow the driveway to the back of the house there are 3 large garage doors.
Upstairs is a 2500 sqft. 3 br. 2 bath apartment (with its own 1 car garage) that we wanted to rent out but can't due to the town regulations.
These pictures were taken quickly at the end of construction. We still needed to do some cleanup at this point.
Thanks guys.
Yes, the whole first floor is garage and the second is the living space, though nobody lives there. I will occasionally spend the night up there during a two day detail, but that's about it.
The downstairs inside is more finished now, but it is really a work and storage space so we are more concerned with function than form. We really don't spend any time there unless we are actively working on something and don't want to have to worry about spilling something, etc..
The downstairs inside is more finished now, but it is really a work and storage space so we are more concerned with function than form. We really don't spend any time there unless we are actively working on something and don't want to have to worry about spilling something, etc..