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^ good stuff , I still have some John Deere open ends from my farm days as teenager back then JD made some fine tools , I actually value them more than
my Roli's
very cool shot. That car needs to be found there in 50 years parked as is(:
Every time now that I hear about a barn find it makes me sad for the owner because their dream wasn't realized. I was looking at a house to purchase that had a shop built specifically to restore his '58 Corvette that was to be his retirement project. However, his health failed rapidly during its construction and now he is institutionalized. Poor guy...
well had a 991.1 4s and a 76 911 outlaw then the .2 GTS followed by an Irish Green Targa 4s then the 997.1 RS now plus the .2 GT3 Touring. I am in the early stages of my madness.
As I recall, you had an amazing wash basin as well in your garage.
Care to share that pic again?
well had a 991.1 4s and a 76 911 outlaw then the .2 GTS followed by an Irish Green Targa 4s then the 997.1 RS now plus the .2 GT3 Touring. I am in the early stages of my madness.
Looks awesome! I’m working my garage plan and been on the fence for single post lift vs. 4 Did you build the garage and plan for the single post lift. Love the roomy feel it creates. Have an opposing garage for daily drivers etc. Here is a pic for the playroom using a 4 poster. Thoughts?
^ Agree, still my favorite was actually just thinking of it the other day. Lots of history there, casually sitting in a simple garage. Nothing over the top, just what matters. Refreshing in a world of over done everything.
^ Agree, still my favorite was actually just thinking of it the other day. Lots of history there, casually sitting in a simple garage. Nothing over the top, just what matters. Refreshing in a world of over done everything.
The garage of racer George Dyer.
His screen-name is the chassis number of his RSR.
He came in 4th at the 1975 24 hours of Daytona and 2nd at the 12 hours of Sebring that same year in a Carrera RSR with the blue/yellow livery of Neufeld Porsche/Audi of Burlingame, CA