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Oh no. That one time was enough for me. Haha it's a asphalt circle track truck.

Man I thought moving my storage shed was a pain... hats off to you

Waiting on a few loads of base to come in then we can start on the slab.

No I didn't. That's not a bad idea tho. Where I live the soil is really hard. You can almost forget planting a tree. I just rolled it across the grass.

Sorry for the dark photos but you can atleast get an idea

Here are some photos of the "dolly" I rigged up

In case anyone is interested on how I moved the shed I will explain. Started off by purchasing two 12 ton bottle jacks and mulitiple concrete pavers. Once the shed was high enough I bought two 4x6x12 pressure treated wooden post. Made a trip to the good ole Harbor Freight and bought 8 dolly...

Been waiting on this moment for many years to have my own shop. Here is a little info on the building. Purchasing the building from Mueller buildings 30x40 with 12 foot walls fully insulated with two 10x10 roll up doors. Just purchased the house about three months ago and the previous owner had...

who did you have construct the building?

Sharp looking shop. Greetings

Dirt dobber. The engine is a gm sealed crate engine small block chevy. With the engine seals the only thing you can remove to get into the engine are the valve covers. Keeps it somewhat cost effective and the cheating to a minimum

Yes CTS and Penscola FL. Won the championship at Central Texas Speedway last year its a lot of fun.

racecar

Sold my current home that was in leander tx now looking for land in Florence tx. I agree on the can get expensive part. See all these loft ideas etc. as for the race car it's a asphalt circle track truck.

Came across this great fourm. Awesome information on here great stuff. Just sold my house and looking for some land now. Wanting to build a 40x40 steel building to house my race car. When the time comes to start breaking ground I will post a picture heavy topic. Love looking at all the great...