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I could live there and never want to leave! unreal! one day...one day!

every time I see a picture of your garage, it reminds me to build my rear facia to hang up on the wall......:beer:

man, that looks great, from a local marylander, I can attest to the snow around here, hard to get anything done.

mine is 20x19.5 and its very snug with 2 cars and a work bench on the side. it gets the job done I guess. http://picasaweb.google.com/briandrice/Garage#

damn that is so pretty! your a lucky man!

man, you are making me think now....we are thinking of relocating to NC (triangle area), and looking at houses with 3 and 4 car garages (in the ~500K range). we can get a nice house around the same size we have now for 250 and I can spend 250 on a mack daddy man cave condo garage....lol

I cant wait to see it all finished!

looks good Brian, glad to see Dad kept his CE. I need to bring the jukebox down your way for some beerz

I wonder if I sold my wife, I could afford a full-on man cave.....lol probably one of the coolest ideas I have seen thus far. my wife always jokes about us moving into a steel building with an apartment over top....wait till she sees this!

i bought some for my display at car shows. they are still in the box in my garage. i pulled a few out and they seem pretty nice for the price. it was ~400 bucks shipped for a 10x16 area with edges.

a local guy here in maryland did them. i can wait to get my rear bumper done and hung up like yours...just not enough hours in the day.

yea, i have a few electric radiator type heaters that keep it warm in the winter. wish i had some a/c now in the summer...but maybe next year. :beer:

we did some cabinets and electrical in my garage to clean it up a little. the cabinets allow me to shove all my excess **** in them to hide it all and they hung 6 48 inch t8 florescent lights and 2 ceiling fans in there. man it made a huge difference! its like daylight in there now with the...

he posts on corvetteforum alot. he just added a c6 z06 to his collection.

no, i actually started at the side and ran tiles up the side and across the back and made sure it was square. then i filled in the center with tiles. it worked out well for me since my garage was pretty squate and exactly 20x20 (within an inch or less) and the center line worked out being...

it is flexable, but i dont know if it will work in that situation

it is kinda slick, but i keep cheap carpet runners along the edge so the wife dont bust her azz.

it worked out perfect, the tile came to the edge of the door when its closed and theres a rubber strip under my door that meets the cement. i still have to get the dremel out and cut a few tiles around my steps coming out from the house, but it came out pretty nice for a garage. everyone that...

to avoid problems, i have a few extra tiles and put them under the stands and when i jack the car up. worst case if you might cause a dent in the floor. the GN sat on jack stands for about 2 months and didnt cut thru the spare tile under the stand. the garage has been a work in progress for...

im also new here and this is my 1st post. i really like the armstrong floor, and before it i had the home depot epoxy which pulled up and looks really bad after 3 years. i have had the armstrong down for about a year and a half and it still looks really nice. i need to get it stripped and...