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Love the Walnut train. That will be a really nice garage.

Nice space, Where you located. Not alot of guys go by Mr. Pink. There is a local guy here in Bowling Green goes by that.

Woow a way cool build. in the process of doing a 48 Ford truck with my dad. Scare me every day might not get it done in time.

Great looking stuff here guys.

Good luck on the building. The inside will have zee shaped girts that you can attach stud framing to and finsh out with sheetrock. Or you can use metal wall panels on the inside for a finished look. You should be able to finish out the inside in any form from these two methods.

Feel free to drop one into my 85 GT. My son wants to put the 4V out of his 03 Mach into it. Sorry bout that keep up the great work. What a support group you have developed on hear.

Don't feel so bad, some of us manage to live in the poor house. Like others been waiting for progress.

All I can say is WoW! Just way over the top. Love the idea and lots of luck. It would be blowing my mind too, trying to keep it it all straight. Good luck.

Way to cool. Enjoy a day at the beach and take home more than sand in your shoes.

Talk to your contractor. He can help you out on the most bang for the buck. Some sizes are more cost effective than others. Obiously concrete is expensive, but doors and windows are a close second.

There are companies theat make a wood floor retro-fit system to fit most any truck. don't remember who they are but have seen are shows.

Like the Woody. Keep it up you will need a bigger shop.

Nice design, First define a whole load of firewood. I think it is on the light side for a rick of firewood. But then again I am a fan of build it heavey and don't worry about it. I would start with what axel you plan on using. it is narrow for most standard axel setups. What floor will you...

WoW well planed and an 'A' on your homework. Looks great.

Sounds like you have a plan. Now put it on paper. Sometimes the hardest part can be making the plan. Iif it is a good plan the build can be easy.

We don't get as much snow as you guys by any means, so salt is not the issue. I like the strength of steel and lightness of aluminum. My deal would come down to exspense. The complexity of welding aluminum. Make a good plan and work the plan.

The options truely are endless. You might find someone in your area that need a storage building or a project for you school. I know here our marching band programs are always needing something built. Heck design and build a custom trailer. You it to move around all those project you will have...

Looks great, Nice to see fellow Kentuckians on the board. I live in Bowling Green.

Thanks guys, Wow that is a lot to scan. Great idea tho. At least they might get a little more organized.

I have a two car attached garage, pretty standard. I have several storage containers full of family pictures (4 kids 2 of which are grown). I am afraid to store in the attic due to the heat.. Need ideas for best method of storage and to get them out of the way.