[QUOTE=cwcsvt;13676592]Mine is steadily growing... Now if I can find some stackers I may be able to stuff them all in there.. For now they have homes all across the West coast..

Nice. I guess black is your color:D

Making progress on my garage build. Hopefully, weather stays good.

Looking epic!! Congrats!

I saw those GA plates... where you doing this? Milton? I'd love to check em out and go for a drive someday :)

I added a little more lighting and a new 2 ton minisplit. Tired of sweating like a mad man in the garage when working on the cars.

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Epic collection :cheers:

I have Montana plates on some of my cars. But, if you are ever in the NYC/NJ area let me know, you are welcome. I live in NJ for some stupid reason.

[QUOTE=awew911;13679458]I added a little more lighting and a new 2 ton minisplit. Tired of sweating like a mad man in the garage when working on the cars.

How do you like the minisplits? Your cars are phenomenal!

[QUOTE=fastmd;13679512]I have Montana plates on some of my cars. But, if you are ever in the NYC/NJ area let me know, you are welcome. I live in NJ for some stupid reason.

Thank you...

Wish I did the minisplit last may. :) 24,000 bTU 21 seer Mitsubishi heat pump.

The stacked GT3RS > *

Officially started
 

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Its just form boards, but in 3 month's i will have a 3000 sq ft shop/garage....doing it they way i want is expensive! I just got quoted $10k just to coat my floor!

I think yours looks great! If we combined ours we would have cookies and cream! GMTA!

I know the feeling, I just paid $12K just for the porcelain tile in the garage portion, not including the rest of the space, bathroom, mezzanine, labor, grout, etc:crying:

Swisstrax.

I just went through the same thing down at my new shop in Paso Robles. It was a 900 sq' addition to an existing 3 car garage and the best quote I could get for epoxy or polished concrete was half again more.

I went with Swisstrax and I don't have any association with the company. In truth I haven't installed it yet. But it has a lot of advantages as far as I can see; no risk of media failure, easy to replace. That was good enough for me. The fact I can install it myself (and maintain it) was just gravy. Ask me again in 5 years, but on spec, it looks like the most economical choice.

Just an opinion.

Scott.

Thanks Scott, Did you go with the ribtrax?

I went with the ribtrax overall, but it front of the bench I used the rubber trax (can't remember the marketing name) under and in front of the bench about 4 feet. I spend time at the bench and having a tile that's forgiving of my now ancient leg muscles is a plus! The rubber version only comes in black, for me that isn't a problem.

I'll know a whole lot more in a couple months but right now it's looking good!

I'll send some pictures?