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Our home has an attached two car and a detached one car. The one car is roughly 17' x 22'. One nice thing about most of the US is space is cheap.

Thanks, some fun 308 numbers. 308 3.0L V8 205 HP 181 ft/lb 0-60 6.9 1/4 Mile 14.9 Toyota Camry 3.5L V6 268 HP 248 ft/lb 0-60 5.8 1/4 Mile 14.3 Not so "super" car anymore. Still looks, sounds and feels better.

Not to be that guy but... That is a Testarossa, Magnum had a 308. Stolen Pic.

While not electric I have used these a lot at different work locations over the years. http://www.locksmithtoolandsupply.com/store/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=PLT&Product_Code=LR1021B26D&Category_Code=PBL-L1021 They are rock solid and you don't have to worry about the batteries running...

Here in Ohio the old ones are also called bank barns. They are all over the place. Stolen Pic. Here are a few threads. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=98052 http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=65448 I am no expert but I would forget about doing a wood...

I don't think he is too worried about oil leaks up front.

If you have kids Keep a close eye on them. It is possible to lock someone in these old guys. That is a cool looking fridge, I would be tempted to paint it.

I noticed that it is held in place by 10 fasteners. Probably to stop people like you.

Will this work? http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0006GQM5A/?tag=atomicindus08-20

If you are going to get a hand dryer, get a good one. This bad boy will get every drop of water off of your hands guaranteed. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002AN4SVM/?tag=atomicindus08-20 And Cowboy, What are phone jacks? I haven't used one of them in years.

If it actually was a GT 500 it "should" have IMO beat you. Not sure how much power you have but he has over 500 HP. His car might be faster than yours, but you are faster than him.

I am hooked on Fenix lights. Your mind will be blown when you see the difference between a modern LED light and the old standards (Maglites, etc.). I have been carrying a PD20 with me for a few years. For something that is only 4 or so inches long it has significantly more output than a D...

They took it down years ago. Think something a 14 year old would make out of a refrigerator box. Maybe a little nicer.

I was reading your post and thought to myself it sounds like he is talking about Glens. I looked over at your location, yup Ohio. Then I finished reading and saw the link. I grew up 10 or so miles from there. You have to love a store that has a terrible model of the Space Shuttle on the roof.

Re: Frame Shop - 3rd Installment I love your build, that is a great looking shop. One question, how much does a one off bike like that cost?

I didn't think about the problem of having the window being too bright, that may not be a problem for me as I am completely surrounded by trees. I am leaning towards putting my bench to the side of the window.

My detached garage / workshop has a few windows in it. Part of me thinks it would be nice to have a window above the workbench for natural light and views. The other part of me is worried about smashing the window while working on something. What do you guys think? PS. I am not too worried...

Looking at the pictures I do not see an attached garage. I would put it as close to or attached to the house if possible. It is cold out there.

I am no expert but I think the IP based solutions are better than the DVR based ones. New vs old tech. I recently purchased this guy http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0030FR08W/?tag=atomicindus08-20 for work and it works great with and without light. It has pan, tilt and zoom that can either roam...