Ultimate Garage Workshop

Don Templeton · Apr 10, 2004

No Gene,

He was with Combs Gates here in INDY at the airport. I think they worked on them and supplied parts all over the country.

Don

not2bright · Apr 11, 2004

my shop is 36' x 50'. i still cant find enough room with the porsche 911sc, the 1914 model T speedster, the 1924 model T touring and the 1928 franklin boat tail all parked in there. the shop has all heated flooring and high output floresence lights. i guess i should tell you that it is my dads <_< <_< <_<

P.S. our shop is almost as big as our house

Joel Hanson

CySlyde · Apr 11, 2004

sounds like a nice shop joel

not2bright · Apr 12, 2004

yeah i have learned that in a house the three main things you need are a big kitchen, a big bathroom

and most important is a huge shop. i spend more of my time that i am awake in the shop then in the house.

CySlyde · Apr 12, 2004

Yeah i know what you mean... my dad has his own engine shop... i work on my cars there from time to time.. last time i was there i was drooling over this 68 cutty hardtop right next to it was a lime green mint roadrunner witha six pack... he's also got a 2 and 1/2 stall out back that has his duster and newly aquired mustang reside in, and a two stall attached at his house you can never have enough garage space

If you removed the mirrors and the bumperetts from my mg you could fit it into my shed and close the doors at my old house (when it was totally empty), but i was really dissapointed i didn't have a garge there. i woulda built one, but the exwife didn't want to lose half the backyard, by the time i finaly got her convinced the neighbor behind built his so i woulda had to switch sides of the yard acc to fire code and that woulda ment no back yard at all

plus i woulda lost the shed (workshop) if i did that. if you couldn't tell i had a postage stamp for a yard. course now i'm glad i didn't waste all my time and money building a garage there