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Heres a pic of the caddy and the buick and my other storage facility.:thumbup:

By the way B.C. ....thank you for compliments. What part of Cali are you in? Your more then welcomed to swing on by anytime. I live about a mile and a half away from the Sacramento Raceway. In the pictures of the divco that was my last shop. Man was that one hot as hell in the summer and cold in...

Well....lets....last year I was involved in a pretty serious motorcycle accident and the own of American Motorcyles (Mike) wanted to help fix my bike back up for me. As away of saying thank you to him I offered to fix this Divco, that he had recieved as payment on some bike work by another...

I forgot but the Cadilliac and the buick are for sell. I'll take some pics a post them up.

Well...lets see....My 1970 Trans Am that is up on the lift I am just finishing her up. I put Auto lite gauges in and one of them is Trans temp gauge so I'm pulling the pan to tap it and hook that up. The brown looking convertable is actually a 1957 vette and I don't know if you noticed but on...

Theres four vehicles that are not mine, the Divco, the Bel Air, the Nova and the rusty camaro. I have eight more vehicles that are all mine. Two next to my covered car port(1937 Cadilliac and 1941 Buick) and 4 park under it (Toyota pickup, Mazda Rx7, 1947 Lincoln Zypher and a Blazer) and then...

I really couldn't do any above storage for two reasons...roof strength and blocking my lighting. I have clear pans that provide the litting on the larger side which is used mainly for storage.

My shop can hold an easy 16 cars with room around them I've done it before. I've really been thinking of putting up a dumby wall around my engines and making myself an engine room. I've even thought off adding on another 1000sqft so that I can set up rooms for different things.

Thanks for the complents guys. The shop is 2975 sqft. Demensions wise. Where you see the three role up doors that is 50.0' then it kicks out 8.0' and this is 25.0' across the front of that entrance where you see the 1947 Divco (an old bread truck). Then the wall to it's right(which if you are...

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I could really us some help in how I should set things up. Lets just put it this way I have a lot of ****.