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A few years ago I read an article about a guy who was producing 50's style garage fronts that could be adapted to a "regular" garage. Pretty sure these were being made in Ohio. I can't find the article in any of my hot rod or Chevy magazines. Anyone remember seeing this or know of it?. Thanks...

Finished inside?...show us some moooooo.....LOL

Great Barn...give tours?...Our club is always looking for neat places to visit... Where ya located?...Thanks for sharing.

kool look...what are the inside dimensions?

Maybe a Rustoleum Red to match Sears Toolboxes...pretty sure was there was a fridge done on this site.

What type of insulation did you use? I have a pole building and I am trying to decide what type to go with? Thanks.

looks like Santa is making an early delivery....yea baby...

awesome looking ...can't wait to see the new bigger one !!!

cool...reminds of the good ole days...

WOW...I grew up with a girl nicknamed "The Pipe Bender"...but she didn't look like this one...LOL

great looking garage / room...

Craftsman 19-V Powered Tool Set: circular saw, recipicating saw, sander, jig saw, light, extra battery, and carrying bag.

Wow!!!...I was so excited looking at your toyroom, I almost "Vet"my pants...

I use garage sales, ebay, Salvation Army, and Goodwill...Of course it all beloned to the wife at one time...hehehe

My English Bulldog takes care of the stray cat traffic....

this happened to me, only it happened in my refinished basement..anyway, an installer told me certain tiles with certain factory glue is not made to be used below grade or on concrete floors with a moisture problem...does this help?

Go for the "Big Boys Club House"...TV, comfortable chairs, fridge, etc...You won't regret it!!!

I used vinyl soffit. Easy to instal and a snap to clean with a dust mop. Looks good too.

Cool idea...how about some info on the gasser Ford?

Great looking garage...Enjoy