Let's see where the magic happens *garage photos*

[KaiserRolls]

DrLeadFoot said:

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Is that a Zrx 1100 I see creepin' in the back?

[DrLeadFoot]

KaiserRolls said:

Is that a Zrx 1100 I see creepin' in the back?

ZRX 1200  It's my roomie's bike.

[DrLeadFoot]

I got it painted and 6, 4 pod electrical boxes installed. Getting 3 big florescent lights in the next couple of days. Anyone have a 40in flat screen they wanna sell?

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[Jeff F]

30' wide x 24' deep.  Keeps the toys happy.

[KaiserRolls]

^wow.

so clean.

love it

[Earl]

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[Jeff F]

Earl said:

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Amazing

That's so they know where to go!   A place for everything, and everything in its place...

[REKIII]

Very nice!  I will never have a garage that clean.

[Jdesign]

Jeff F said:

30' wide x 24' deep.  Keeps the toys happy.

Nice, spic and span!!!! What did you use on the floor? I did that in my old garage with some stuff from Menard's but I wasn't to impressed with the overall quality.

[Jeff F]

My garage floor was done by a company called Premier Garage.  It cost a lot more than any DIY method but every DIY garage floor I looked at pretty much looked like crap and had to be re-done every year or two.  Mine has been in place for 6 years and still looks perfect.

To do my 696 square foot floor plus the short stem walls along the sides cost exactly $3,000 in 2007.

[Brian.]

Looks damn good though!

[KaiserRolls]

we put this stuff down in our old house in the basement

http://www.diy.rhinolinings.com/

worked really well, where there was a lot of foot traffic sort of "faded" and when we had to slide our fridge it would leave small marks.

but for 85-170 bucks, it was decent and covered up some nasty looking spots

But as for a garage, I could see it getting beat up after a few years from all the traffic, chemicals and such.

[Jdesign]

KaiserRolls said:

we put this stuff down in our old house in the basement

http://www.diy.rhinolinings.com/

worked really well, where there was a lot of foot traffic sort of "faded" and when we had to slide our fridge it would leave small marks.

but for 85-170 bucks, it was decent and covered up some nasty looking spots

But as for a garage, I could see it getting beat up after a few years from all the traffic, chemicals and such.

Yea, I have seen that stuff before, similar to the stuff they sell at the hardware store.

Jeff F said:

My garage floor was done by a company called Premier Garage.  It cost a lot more than any DIY method but every DIY garage floor I looked at pretty much looked like crap and had to be re-done every year or two.  Mine has been in place for 6 years and still looks perfect.

To do my 696 square foot floor plus the short stem walls along the sides cost exactly $3,000 in 2007.

That's alot IMO. But I am only renting my space so I try and build everything from dumpsters and other really cheap resources. So im kind of a cheap ass lol!

[YoungCR]

Finally I have a garage to call my own!! It's nothing special but I'm surprised by how much stuff I've been able to put in here and still have room to work. I'll be tearing into the car starting next week as I finish settling into the apartment.

Car pulled 1/2 out so I have room to work up front

My E28 parts collection

Work bench

Overall View with car pulled in

Its tight but I can't complain. Will be nice to work on the car slowly with no rush to get things done.

[Brian.]

Yay, E28 has a roof over her head again!

[jc43089]

Looks good, I like the shelves, gotta have high storage in a small garage.  I'll try to get some pics on here of my garage shortly.  I have alot of storage up high to keep stuff out of the way.

[B C]

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[Jdesign]

Looks awesome CYoung and clubbinseals!

[milwaukeeandy]

Just a couple of my cars parked at my mobile garage

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[REKIII]

very cool.