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    Show Your Garage

    Reading the great thread about Milou's garage gives me an idea (this is the point where everyone that knows me well either groans or rolls their eyes). How about a new thread showing pictures of our garages? I'd really like to see how folks have organized their garages, especially those with limited space that use them as active workshops in addition to storing the cars. And also ideas to make them great man-caves.

    Here's an old picture of my modest auto abode. I'll take some more as soon as I get it cleaned up a bit.



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    Good idea John.........

    Thomas's IS inspirational, but now we all can play......

    Let's stick it.........
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    OK, I'll play. This is my hideout from the real world:
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    Those are very nice garages.........and now for a really modest garage....

    This is where I spend way too much time. Very basic, 2 car variety garage and this is what it looks like towards the end of a project. I could make use of several times the space, but I am a dedicated DIY guy and it has worked well for several engine builds, basic wrenching projects and my current 71E resto project. The engine on the test stand, will be mated to the tranny in the background and installed in the next week......my goal is to drive it out of the garage on New Years day!!!!!

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    Love the hose holder.



    That's what I mean by getting ideas from other garages.

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    Rich's garage

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    I can't believe the garages you guys have...they're are so clean, neat, orderly and tidy! I've got soooo much crap in mine, Opps I mean neat old Porsche stuff.

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    Nice beer fridge idea Rich !

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    Quote Originally Posted by gled49 View Post
    I spend lots of time here.
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