pics of your garages insides... post up!

[69_500]

good editing of the wallpaper.

[Brock Samson]

 

[DC_1]

i need a new garage......i am getting jealous!!!

[NHCharger]

Hey Shakey, someone's be playing connect the dots on your calenders.

[alenglish]

Big Al

[Shakey]

Hey Shakey, someone's be playing connect the dots on your calenders.

I actually did that.  I posted the unedited version in another thread a few weeks back but it got turfed, I guess it was too wild or maybe too tame!  Played it safe this time!

[ChargerAndy]

I don't have an inside to my garage yet, so heres a pic of my garages' underbelly. I poured the footings about 8 weeks ago, the block foundation is almost done...... 24X40 ............maybe by next summer I'll have the roof on her..... checkerboard floor by 2008??     Andy

What is the form widened out for on that inside corner?

     Where the blocks are stacked will be a full basement area which will be under the new foyer which will connect existing house to new garage. to the left is the stairwell from the new garage into the new basement..... the widened part is for a double flued chimney to service the new location for the oil burner in the basement and the wood burning stove in the garage....... I have about 3 more days before the foundation is complete, now if the weather would just cooporate. I'll post progress pics, especially when the 68 has a home of her own! Andy

[Charger_Fan]

This is embarrassing.
Ok, here's my pit of a garage...in a nice top-lit night view.
Usually my Vmax is stuffed in the little hole to the left of the 4-wheeler, but tonight it's at my work.

[HeavyFuel]

Typical triple ......I get two stalls, the wife gets one.  I  put a wall up between hers and mine.  This shot is with my back against that wall.

[Silver R/T]

well spaced garage

[1968 Charger B5]

my website explains it well enough

www.geocities.com/ricopellegrino

[teddy1500]

Here is the inside of my garage, sorry it won't help, someday, I might add some more air to the front tires

[teddy1500]

Heres a shot of the leanto addition

[chrisII]

nothing special here, and currently it has one of the race cars in it with the charger getting rained and snowed on. the race car is gettin scraped soon an the charger will be where it belongs.

[Brock Samson]

 these are all cool and I appreciate you all opening your garages..  

I'm having a problem finding 1/24 scale garage items and having problems finding time to get anything done.

I'd like to build a opening box that folds but i havent even had a chance to get my scetch pad open yet...  

but I thank you..     


here's sumpthin I found and I bet ChargerAfflictionado will appreciate...

http://www.detailmaster.com/15%20year%20old%20Dan.htm

[LeesRT]

Finally, my shop is done.  Time to get to work.  And yes, Chris, I'll be getting you your tracings soon.

Lee

[Shakey]

Looks like you have enough stuff to build a few cars Lee!

I have seen your car somewhere before (I recall the plate) but I can't remember where!

Anyways, garage looks good and the car has great potential.

[Charger_Fan]

Now we know where all the 69 grilles went.


Nice looking garage area you've got there.

[4402tuff4u]

I don't have an inside to my garage yet, so heres a pic of my garages' underbelly. I poured the footings about 8 weeks ago, the block foundation is almost done...... 24X40 ............maybe by next summer I'll have the roof on her..... checkerboard floor by 2008??     Andy

What is the form widened out for on that inside corner?

     Where the blocks are stacked will be a full basement area which will be under the new foyer which will connect existing house to new garage. to the left is the stairwell from the new garage into the new basement..... the widened part is for a double flued chimney to service the new location for the oil burner in the basement and the wood burning stove in the garage....... I have about 3 more days before the foundation is complete, now if the weather would just cooporate. I'll post progress pics, especially when the 68 has a home of her own! Andy

ChargerAndy, I'm surprised you did'nt go with a reinforced monolithic pour. It's more labor extensive in forming, but monolithic pours handle natural settlement much better, lateral hydrostatic pressures and lateral soil loads. If you do go with blocks, makesure you introduce steel reinforcement through the concrete blocks cores and connected to the vertical bars embedded in the footing. Block walls are known to walk out on you through the years. Seal the outside of the block wall with heavy tar. Would not hurt to place a drain pipe on the perimeter.

My garage is a mess compared to the ones that have been posted. Some of you are so lucky to have a huge garage!! Especially you OM, NHCharger and bunch others..

[70 Battle Horse]

Here are some pics of the corner of the garage   where my SuperBee will sleep this winter The posters are all the work of 6packrunner




I wil post some more later this week.... when the Bee is in her "hive"

[Shakey]

Very cool garage!

[BLACKWOLF]

this is my garage! the great outdoors.

[71_deputy]

mine with the next beast to have fun with!!!

[Steelman]

This is what i have now,notice the car does not fit.
Soon i will purchase a piece of property with a large shop and an apartment.
I'm still recovering.

[The Ghoul]

It's not much but its home to me