I think Scotty called it 'transparent aluminum" 😀

The initial foundation went down this morning! Next up is 40 tons of steel being laid down on Tuesday.

Now I just need to find amazing and rare street legal Porsche cars to put into this garage. If you know somebody with rare and all-original 964 or 993 car, PM me. European cars that are still currently in Europe preferred!

https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...11529efb3.jpeg

I am speechless...

Big project! Can't wait to see it

Is it in Cali?



UOTE=anonymous918;12776941]The initial foundation went down this morning! Next up is 40 tons of steel being laid down on Tuesday.

Now I just need to find amazing and rare street legal Porsche cars to put into this garage. If you know somebody with rare and all-original 964 or 993 car, PM me. European cars that are still currently in Europe preferred!

https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...11529efb3.jpeg[/QUOTE]

Now I feel really poor. :p

Just curious, all those (what I believe are plastic conduits in the floor), are they for electrical plugs on all your future car battery trickle chargers?

This is impressive and awesome. Please keep us posted with the progress.

Garage project in Plano, TX is getting closer to move in.

Anonymous. How many square mile?

anonymous918 = Seinfeld or Leno?
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Leno has plenty of space already...and I didn't see that many Porsches in his current garage

I asked the same question when I visited the site. turns out those pipes are for drainage. I do have electrical plugs in the floor for trickle chargers but having second thoughts about it (dirt gets inside electrical outlets that are on the floor, etc.)

this is an architect drawing of what it will look like when finished: https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...ad1f0fcd59.png

probably will be ok.

I have a pad to build a custom garage. I was thinking about making it look like a local old time cypress cabin you may have seen at the turn of the 20th century in my region of south Louisiana. I was going to use some large sliding doors and open a wall up that could take a few cars.

Really like seeing the projects.

Question: Where do you guys or gals go to get the plans drawn for your project or did you do it yourself?

I was thinking about adding some wood to my current garage since I can do it myself from my mill and it makes a nice photo for my portfolio. Anyone using wood in their garage?

May do a Pecky Cypress ceiling and add some Cypress cabinets.