by slowflapper Tue Dec 02, 2014 8:00 ambugeye bob wrote:Cool workshop and backyard, all that concrete must have been a second mortgage.
Just about, the garage retaining walls are 8-10' tall and 12" wide, about 160' in total length, 73 tandem truck loads of fill dirt in there
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Just about, the garage retaining walls are 8-10' tall and 12" wide, about 160' in total length, 73 tandem truck loads of fill dirt in there
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For those who know me,if I had this above with a small piece of property,I wouldn't need a house.Okay...maybe a central living area.Gotta have a media room.dix wrote:Hey Slowflapper the photo's look great, I found a blue print for the house that keeps the ground floor open and doesn't interfear with the man cave out back,
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The garage project that wouldn't die has been beaten into submission. All I have left to do is build my custom work benches and move all my tools in.
I wasn't originally planning on finishing the inside but ended up going all in for the shop space.
I ended up with 1500sqft downstairs and 500 upstairs, climate controlled with a 3 ton Mitsubishi mini-split. I put a Stone-Hard industrial floor downstairs and vinyl plank (faux hardwood) upstairs so its ultra durable.
I pulled the A100 in and swapped out the fuel filters, electric fuel pump and did an oil change in air conditioned comfort
More to come as I start tearing this thing down for a power train rebuild.
I wasn't originally planning on finishing the inside but ended up going all in for the shop space.
I ended up with 1500sqft downstairs and 500 upstairs, climate controlled with a 3 ton Mitsubishi mini-split. I put a Stone-Hard industrial floor downstairs and vinyl plank (faux hardwood) upstairs so its ultra durable.
I pulled the A100 in and swapped out the fuel filters, electric fuel pump and did an oil change in air conditioned comfort
More to come as I start tearing this thing down for a power train rebuild.
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Man, that's one humdinger of a workspace!!! Your vehicles are spoiled now. Fantastic place to get things done!
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vanny wrote:Man, that's one humdinger of a workspace!!! Your vehicles are spoiled now. Fantastic place to get things done!
I try not to think about how much it cost me
Still, I've got 3 antique cars and +/- nine motorcycles so I needed a place to tear things down. A lot of good times will be had in there.
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I'm guessing it's your "Happy Place!" - Priceless! 
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That sounds awesome. Something happened to the pictures tho
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Seth G wrote:That sounds awesome. Something happened to the pictures tho
lets see if this one works
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