Tony356993

I had a few guys PM me asking for some more pics of my cars living quarters. I know it is sick, but my 4-wheeled babies deserve a nice home. I can also listen to tunes or watch the ball game while I work on the cars. Since I had been collecting Porsche collectibles for years and I was informed by the "boss" that they did not match any of the decor of the house, I decided to build a garage/shop/office/museum combo. OCD, yeah I know.

Rolo

What are the dimensions? That is very well done.

Tony356993

Actual shop is 24 x 30. Building is 28 X 36 with porch and extra storage

ca993twin

Tony,

You realize, of course, that you're one sick puppy.

Hoooyah... sick is good.

ZAMIRZ

How do you get the cars off the property? Is there a back gate by the two garage doors or does it link back up to the front driveway?

bpp944

drool......

Tony356993

Zamirz
There is a long drive behind both buildings and an 11 foot gate (2 x 5.5ft).
Tony

ZAMIRZ

Ah, I see. Well, very nice, I like all the room you have around both cars so you can swing the doors open after a long drive and comfortably climb out.

hatchy

you cars have better homes than some of us.

EricGT3

Tony - that's simply awesome! Great job. If I may ask, what's it cost to live out there where you are? Makes me want to move out of California.

gooseNSJ4

Where is the kitchen and the Butler? Excellent!

Bill (NC)

To heck with the building...I want to know who does your yard. Man, that is one nicely manacured yard.

MarkPcar

Tony, thanks for posting, some good ideas for my barn/shop/garage currently in the planning stages.

viperbob

Awesome garage. I'd love to have something like that, but in Cali the land alone for that building would cost a half million. Now maybe if I made it a two story and had a bed room upstairs with a fridge... Hmmmm.

tjnif993t

Don't fret viper bob, you know what they say............"you can live in a car,but you can't drive a house"! (or garage i guess)!