My garage build thread over on garagejournal. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/s...ead.php?t=5272
An older photo now but one I always liked...

 

Man, you guys have some nice garages. Here's mine, slumming with the boards.

 

Kika:
Hope you're ready for the next earthquake. i grew up down there and been thru a few, including the big one in NorCal. The Boards look secure but the rest???

Rick

 

You were around in '06? Kidding. Being 1/4 mile from the Hayward fault, we've had more shaking going on here at home from random seismic activity than the '89 quake ever caused. Just depends where you are, and how good the ground and infrastructure around you hold up.

 

Boards, wetsuits and racquets are all secure, stuff on the shelves would be a disaster! Most of the stuff that is right next to the car and high enough are books, paper, that kinds of stuff. The cans are either at same height as hood or lower.

OOPS I see 2 spray cans that need to be moved!

I agree, though, I could clean it up a bit.

 

No cover; windows up; always plugged in:



We added the Porsche bay a couple of years ago, and it is separately secured from the main garage:



This is the front view:



Each winter, the 993 goes into commercial storage, and our daughter's Golf Diesel moves in.

 

Fixin' up the garage. Next step is to do the floors. Can't decide between epoxy and one of the snap together systems. [not a 993, but the thread seemed to be more about the garaging rather the the specific model]

 

Yes sir, any Porsche is welcome.

 

My car with my wife's urban assault vehicle (usual arrangement); my car with my friend's 997 (in Pacific Grove the day before Rennsport IV); and the order of priority on the few occasions per year when we need to use up garage square footage for something other than cars.

 

the few times that it's clean

 

On the top bunk.

 

I introduced my coupe to her future new home this morning.

It was love at first sight. . . .

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Lovely site, and I see there's room upstairs for the in-laws.

 

Here's mine in there new home

 

Opo... All that empty space to fill up....and the tall ceiling height! EZ entry/exit. Sweeeeeeet! A/C? Lift?