bart1

Mine stays messy, but houses both the p-cars. Don't really have any good pics.







These are mounted above this bench.

levtron

hate all of you... No garage... :-(

Magdaddy

love my little "shed". Affectionately named Jakes Place, that was the name of the last dog that lived there. Jake was a Brittney Spaniel.

I've added some steel shelving, and a pretty nice 4 spkr stereo system after most of the interior pics have been taken. The natural gas unit heater is the best, click on...set temp, turn on ceiling fan...and warmth right there.

Modest by many folks standards, but a true four season space for us. The summer when the C4S is in the main garage, the shed has air hockey and a ping pong table in it for an outside play space for my daughter and friends.

Cost a fair amount, lots of detail both inside and out...but well worth it. The original shed was 16 wide, by 12' deep. I added another 12' of depth, and bumped the roof up to allow for the rear overhead and lift.

963K993

Photos of the man sized fart fan are forthcoming.

RudyP

Would have been done years ago if not for the 9 ft ceilings. No way to make it work, unfortunately.

acrabtree0536

levtron, No garage at all? Truly we have to all have a moment of silence here.

You'll get a special mention in my next blog...


Adam
www.sportscarguyspeaks.com

963K993

The Fart-Sucker 5000.

Stainless Steel Construction
800 CFM, Variable Speed, In-Line Fan
200 Watts of Dimmable Reading Lights
Reusable Filter
Doubles as Hair Dryer

Cowhorn

I saw them at the PSDS and asked someone there where I could get them. They asked for my address and four days later they were on my front door stoop! I wish I could be more helpful, but that's the truth.

sfish C4

C4S finally has a nice home with friends to keep her company (someday will add a speedster next to her).

ilko

Cool thread! Well, I have a little story to tell...

I live in Manhattan. Where an outside parking space is considered a luxury and paying $300/mo to park your other car on a gravel lot next to a bridge is considered a bargain.

We've also had this place in the Catskills for some time now and I always wanted to have a garage. Unfortunately, the house didn't come with one, just a shed.



Which, as you see posed some challenges for a car guy...



So I decided to have a simple garage built - 12x24 slab, no frills. It was mine and it was beautiful:



And my dog liked it too...



After I crashed my first 964 I disassembled the whole car in that place over one winter. I can't believe I was able to do that with so little space, 2 floor jacks, some stands, and a dolly.

Then the RSA came along... We had good times in the garage.



And for the past 3 years it's been home to my C4S. My son loves hanging out there too...



I've had so much fun in that garage over the years, it's been a really rewarding experience along with lots of cursing and busted knuckles along the way!

acrabtree0536

with the mantra: Perfect is the enemy of good. I have posted my blog on garage envy.

http://www.sportscarguyspeaks.com/20...rage-envy.html

Thanks for the pics everyone.

gtroth

The Brewmeister

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I prefer the minimalist look....

TYNUSKT

^^^^ Damn Simon that is nice!!