My shop. Stable rastoration.

[oldgoaly]

Your not "horsing" around! Nice job on your workshop! tt (who lives on a old chicken farm)

 

[Dark Horse]

Fantastic Shop!

 

[344chief]

Hei, dette ser veldig bra ut!

Wish I had a barn as well, the workshop looks very good
But no room for a barn where I live in southern Norway, and the regulations and the increasing property prices near the waterline makes it toooooo expensive to build big near the seashore. So we have to make our garage even smaller than the general maximum size garage the officials allow (50 squaremetres).

A farm near the seashore with a big barn would be perfect

 

[Thumper]

Cool space......very nicely done !

 

[G_Yog]

Thank you everybody.. Funny too see there are more norwegians in here too

 

[RbrtAWhyt]

Some more pictures from around the shop:

I like that fridge. How old is it?

 

[Mark H]

Great job on the barn!Lots of character in older buildings.I'm converting an old Scottish farm house(built 1860) into my new garage.It's nowhere near the size of your barn but should be big enough for what I need.
By the way,your English is fine,better than my Norwegian,anyway!

 

[G_Yog]

I like that fridge. How old is it?

Thank you. I found the fridge outside a electric store. it was in pretty bad shape. I guess it's from the sixties or early seventies.

 

[51rider]

Great project & some creative photography too.

Love the Kart wheels on the welding trolley-nice touch.

The scoot is pretty cool too-did you make it?

 

[G_Yog]

Thank you.

Yep. I made the bike myself.

Some more pics of the project:

 

[abstamaria]

Very interesting and appealing garage, G Yog. It has a unique flavor to it.

Andres
Manila

 

[markviii]

The space is very unique in itself, but restoring/reconfiguring it to make it your own useful space makes it even more special. Thanks for sharing all your hard work with us.

And, yes, GJ is visited regularly by people from many countries. On our thread (Restored 1930's Auto Shop), 22 countries have posted as well as 42 US states. I was amazed! We've made friends (and even met some in person) on GJ during this past 10 months.

Chris

 

[G_Yog]

The space is very unique in itself, but restoring/reconfiguring it to make it your own useful space makes it even more special. Thanks for sharing all your hard work with us.

And, yes, GJ is visited regularly by people from many countries. On our thread (Restored 1930's Auto Shop), 22 countries have posted as well as 42 US states. I was amazed! We've made friends (and even met some in person) on GJ during this past 10 months.

Chris

Thank you! I have been watching your thread and its very interesting all that history and old stuff.. Great work!

Very interesting and appealing garage, G Yog. It has a unique flavor to it.

Andres
Manila

Thank you!

 

[G_Yog]

Some more pictures from around the shop!

 

[flybefree]

The scooter is just too cool...did you make for art or do you ride it? Well done.

Shaun

 

[jeffmoss26]

Very cool shop!!

 

[G_Yog]

Thank you to both of you!

I made the bike mostly to improve my fabrication skills and for the fun of it. I dont' ride it much, but it's a cool thing to have standing in the shop. I have been playing with the idea of putting a engine in it. But I need a suitable engine for it.