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I guess it depends on budget vs. expectations.

Or even better have it drop out of the cieling or raise up from a cabinet when you want to watch it! I always thought that was slick in rich people's houses.

I'd rather have the bikini clad lady in your profile pic than a TV. lol I don't know if its money well spent either way. But yeah, just cover your tv with a plastic bag when its going to get dirty work time. I have my brothers radio protected that way at the shop and its been in there for...

Somewhat attached, call it a breezeway or an atrium, you'll be thankful when you stay dry and warm walking from the house into the garage.

I was thinking the same thing.. Why do you need a tv in the garage. I have grown up with nothing but a decent radio. However I'm normally doing more than tinkering.

Missed it!! Ill have to keep my eyes peeled!

A blown 30th TA?! Dude, i'd make that boat sink ;) Then again I'm not much of a boat guy. seeing as I live in cleveland, you only get about 4 months to use it and I can't drive a boat to work everyday :) do you happen to know a guy named Daz who has a couple thirdgen camaros?

Early 40's Buick piece at my Dads place. there is an outer dial that rotates under the hashmarks.

Just read the first few pages and I will say this is a fantastic Restoration on the buildings!

Any way you can get rid of the boat? Frees up extra space n more $$. I will always tell people to build as big as you can afford, then add 20%more square footage... Because you'll easily find ways to fill the extra. Good luck with it!

I may have missed, do you have a paved driveway?

It's a tough road when you have two people's need to be met. I got most of what I wanted in the house I found because I'm single, however my house needed to be completely restored.... So that sucked.

This is good to see the mild cost difference.

Possible, he could want something super fancy. We did the cutouts on Our commercial doors at the shop and it was easy. There is just an inner and outer "ring" with the glass fitting into a recess and they screw together from the inside. Just like all the entry doors with glass at Home Depot.

1995 gm Dark Red Metallic

Toss up some 1/2" ply and go to town. Mine shed is 12'deep but the "attic" is split Into a 4' shelf at the front and the back. Works great!

You're reply better off going to a steel mill or "retailer" for drops. It doesn't sound like you want much. I tried the scrapyard thing years ago, and otherthan getting to look at cool stuff they never had what I needed.

An exhaust fan and cieling fans. The cieling fans turned on low in the winter pushes the heat back down nicely

Those are great! The only trouble I have with using some of them is they were built for specific parts, and I don't have those parts to store inside them. Haha

Depending on the construction of the panel, you could also buy the window(s). Do cutouts and install them without removing the door at all.