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HAHAhaha yeah really, some of that Texas heat would be real nice about now:thumbup:

Yeah I got err sealed up pretty well, no windows and the highest R value insulation and door I could get. I have been asking everybody what there heating bills are and I guess mine dont seam to bad compaired to allot of people, maybe I'm just being a big baby. my last bill was $239 for the house...

Yeah I actually have thought about that but like you siad the supply might be a problem...good idea on the oil changes though!

Ok cool I'll check it when I get home, its got two separate provisions for heat and one for cool, the second spot on the switch where the gas is hooked up to says EMER which I assume is short for “emergency heat” or when its too cold for the heat pump???

Thanks Rick! but its been changed over to a White Rogers, I think it might have had a honeywell 8000 when it was first installed...not sure. Is it possible that its not hooked up right at the furnace itself? I know a couple of people that have been up there diggin around since the install.

Yeah I dont think it is set up correct, its been looked at a couple of times but nobody I know can figure it out. I even paid one guy to do it, He was able to get it close...I guess. I hear ya man, when I'm out there working I only have it 60* to 65* but Friday & Saturday nights the garage tends...

Ha Ha must have posted close to the same time. It has a heat pump but it in the last 2 months the heat pump would kick on but then the gas would fire up anyway because it was so cold out. So I ended up just shutting the heat pump breaker off and just running the gas. Maybe I'll give it another...

Yeah I actually keep the stat set a little high..52-55 and crank it up to 70 when I'm out there. The furnace is new with the garage but its only an 80%. It does have a heat pump on it maybe I'll give that a try again.

Last year when I built my garage I screwed up real bad…I didn’t install in-floor heating:dunno: (went with a standard home furnace instead) and now I’m paying the super high gas bills and listening to the furnace blower all the time. The garage is 30’x25’x 12’ and has 2x6 studs (cant remember...

Long live ProStreet!

Yeah I sold the grey 65 it needed alot of attention, more than I was willing to give. I think I'm just getting too lazy the older I get. here is a couple shots of it from last winter. This is the new one, I havent really had a good chance to take any good pics of it yet and now its in...

Hey Matt, didnt want to hyjack the build thread so I left ya a meesage here: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=329499#post329499

Hey Matt, I just saw your build thread of your Chevelle on chevelles.com. It looks awesome man! my hats off to ya! I was going to do the same thing and restore my 65 but it was way too far gone for me. I ended up selling mine and buying another one thats all finished. I love the post cars. Oh...

Its a Haas model 710, I'm going to call the install company again and see what they will do and if that doesnt work I'll have to call Haas.

Yeah its a very rare thing nowdays when a company steps up and does the right thing, but I got to give them a chance. This cant be normal, I have other friends with the same size door and they don’t have this problem. Its got to be some sort of design flaw. Is it because everything is bonded...

Thanks sberry27! Why even have an insulated door if you have a 5+ inch gap at the top, r-value is pretty much meaningless. Oh well, I hope the door company does the right thing and fixes it or replaces it with one that doesn't bow.

Has anybody had a problem with their garage door bowing in cold weather? I have a 18x8 Haas door and it bows pretty bad when the temps dip down, it gets real bad when the temps hit 10 degrees or lower. The company that installed the door gave me an extra wide seal for the top but it still wont...

A few newer pics...WOW I need to clean it up in there!

HA HA! yeah I have a couple people tell me it looks like a giant Morter or a Missle launcher.

I wish!!! Its just the PC.