See Your Garages

[Steven B.]

In the past days I have seen some great garage pictures on the heating/cooling and hard top storage threads. More pictures will help to give ideas for my garage and are great to look at!

Steve

[Gary C.]

Re: See Your Garages

Steven, did you see my articles in the Talepipe about lighting and floor epoxy, etc.? Gary....

[William L.]

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Best garage I've seen! Tom & Elisa Green.

[Gary C.]

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Check out Tony Salter's in Conway, Arkansas. This's link to video of the TX & LA Chapter Convention Road Tour stopover for lunch at Tony's shop. Gary....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VVniy1RcEk

[Wayne M.]

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In the past days I have seen some great garage pictures on the heating/cooling and hard top storage threads. More pictures will help to give ideas for my garage and are great to look at!

Steve

Steve -- gotta set your priorities. My house is designed around the cars, in this case room for eleven C2's, with help of a floor jack with casters to swing 'em into position.

Alas, my avatar shows only my two '65s on the driveway.

[Rick S.]

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Here is where my buddy and I hang out.

[Steve B.]

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Here is a pic of a friends garage, amazing!

[Larry S.]

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Wayne,

Do you have a seperate garage for the coupes?

Larry

[William L.]

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Not all garages are keep very neat!


But it does have a Power Winch.

[Gary C.]

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Steve, good picture of Chris' shop. Gary....

[Steven B.]

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Steven, did you see my articles in the Talepipe about lighting and floor epoxy, etc.? Gary....

Yes, a big help! Thanks!!!

Steve

[Steven B.]

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I love Cubs!!!

[Mike M.]

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Great shot, Bill.
Dejavu all over again, looks just like the start of the first '62 I restored.
HaND

[Stephen B.]

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I had a cub at one time.

[Tom R.]

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I've been looking at a "split system" like a Mr. Slim for my two car garage/shop and curious if this is a DIY project? I've got a pad for the compressor on the outside; it than looks like its running wires and pipe, drilling a 3" hole and hooking it up to panel.