Recent content by runt262

That addition is going to be great once it is completed. I am already finding massive drawbacks into having a vehicle in the garage and the restriction it has on my actual workspace. What are your plans for the transition to the new workspace? Going to keep it as a door, or open it wide open?

What coilovers are those? Are those Kaplhenke made? I was just thinking about getting the ball rolling on some coilovers, but it took you about a year to get those back? What shock inserts are you using?

Awesome score on the bike! And even better that you have a title for it ready to go. My 2 motorcycles didn't have titles, and while they are manageable, I would have much rathered to just have the previous title. Great starter bike too. I feel like air cooled bikes are a little less scary...

Of all things that I can thing of turning an MGB into, I never imagined a Baja-B That sounds like itll be a riot. Thanks on the compliments! Nothing too lofty for the 242. This winter is going to be spent getting it ready to drive for next summer. Bushings, electrical. Coilovers. Clean the...

Just got caught up on your progress! I haven't seen your thread as of yet. Sounds like you all have the dream of dreams. A garage compound/neighbourhood where every gear head would love to live. Looks like a great place to be! What are your ultimate plans for the MGBGT? I have a soft spot...

The garage, house and cars look awesome. Volvo guy here chiming in. I have the same kind of garage door too. I tried hanging tires from the ceiling once before and the damn door got in the way of closing it. Stupid thing. I have also had the spring get in the way of other things One thing...

That addition looks awesome. Looks like it would incredibly useful. I had to check the dates of your posts a few times just to actually let it sink in how fast you got this up! Where did you get your source the siding, and what colour is that? It looks really good.

Damn man. Garage looks really good. Envious of those tall ceilings and ample light. That is going to be a good place to get working. How do those lifts work anyway? Are you lifting on the floor pan of the car to lift it up? Or do you have arms that come out to get the pinch welds or...

Just got all caught up on your thread. Man, your place looks amazing. You have done some amazing work to the garage, and the home, not to mention the Volvo's. Im digging that you're still keeping the redblocks and making big power! I've got an old 242 GT myself.

Nice collection and awesome shop! What year is the 2002? Is it actually considered a 2002? I always just call them that. what is the current of that thing? That is a great looking garage though. What are your plans for it? Anything occupying the 3rd bay and the loft? Pretty envious of...

Got to contribute my favourite picture of my garage.

Damn!! Great looking workbench! Thats going to be able to take a beating. What will the first project to be worked on on top?

Thanks! Much appreciated. I wish I could really. Money isnt the real big hold back. Its more of a time issue. My biggest concern would about the top layer not adhereing to the original layer. :beer:

I need some feedback for my garage as my Dad and I couldnt decide what would be a better course of action for the floor. I would rather just pour a new pad. But that is out of the time and money budget. You can kind of see the condition of the floor in that picture. Some sections near the...

Bitchin ride man. You're using it as it should be used. I can understand the budget restrictions. I have been such a cheapskate with my garage. Working my network for materials has paid off. As well as scouring the industrial parks for scrap wood. I have a good stack of 2x4s because I...