Recent content by Brewsterg6

That's awesome!! Exactly the sort of ideas I'm looking for!

I would have asked the girls on my Facebook account if I was looking for the lazy man's answer... This is the Garage Journal. There's no such thing as "too much work" for building something as small storage locker. Just looking for style ideas... Have you got any pictures of that?

I'd rather keep them covered up near the house. In the winter the shed and garage area is packed in with snow. Not so much this winter... but usually!

My Region has come up with a new recycling program that has cursed us all with storing these huge bins. I now have the 3 rollers pictured here plus the leaf bin in the summer to store. All of my bins used to fit in the first deck storage bin, but obviously that is out now! I'm looking for...

I bought an original GM Dealership banner last year, and it's been collecting dust since January, while I decided how to display it. I cleaned off the back wall of the garage last week. The wife & I found a red Ikea shelving unit in the scratch & dent area for half price, and the plan began...

Up here, gutters are found down either side of the bowling alley...

The '51 has been out for paint and body work. Lots of room now in the Stable to work on the other stuff! Check out my restoration here… http://vcca.org/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/314954/1

Hey Ron… Nice '54 in your profile pic! Yes, both of my Chevrolet's are all factory stock. Straight six power, and 6 volt electrics. Both of them are 3 speed cars, so have 216's. I've got the engine out of the '51 right now, and am painting and detailing it while the rest of the car is in the...

I started phase two… working on the back wall of the garage. The plan is nicer shelving, and a spot to display a 1951 Chevrolet dealership silk banner. Also need a better spot to keep my GM parts bins. I took all of the old shelving down. I love the 1950's… why use 2 nails when 7 will do...

My Retro-look build…

The past couple of days have been really nice to work out in the garage, so I decided to finish up my bench. I used leftover pieces of the original workbench to whip this cap up. Some details with the router, and some paint...

Thanks, Rom's!! I made it outside today and finished up the door by installing the carriage handles and hinges. I cut the old door in half, and flagged down a scrapper to have it hauled off for free. He even lifted it himself! The '50 got a battery charge as well since it was a nice day!

Great garage! I like how your vision all came together so well!

Siding job is all complete. The new door as well. Now I need spring to arrive so I can paint the small door and get the old door off the yard!