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Hey fellas (and gals), I need some quick advice.... I have been keeping an eye open locally for a used lift. All of the sudden there are two available and I'm not sure what to do.. Here is the choice. 7,000 lb Challenger 2 post. Used in a local auto shop. Age unknown. Asking price- $800 but...

Let there be light!

All doors are operational except the big center door. I still have to finish it but we are getting close to wiring and hanging lights!

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Boom! 4 doors down and only one left to tackle... of course it's the biggest.

I will conquer these doors! 3 down, 2 to go!

Yea that was my son.. We survived. Sometimes ignorance is dangerous. I did drill into the hard slab and put some rebar between the joints. Not sure if that is proper or if it will work but that's what we did so I'll hope for the best. Last winter the slab laid bare with no building. We just...

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Finally completely done with the exterior! It's been a long journey. Now I'm trying to get the doors up and start on the electrical. And she needs a bath really bad!

The doors on the back (shown) will be power washed and painted. They are used doors. I have new doors for the front.

Almost done with the soffit/fascia

I will be installing a 200 amp service. I'll need power for a welder AND a big compressor. I happened to be at a local Casey's store when they were swapping out all of their lighting for LED. I asked one of the workers what they were going to do with the old lights. (The store is only about 6...

I'll be glad to take some pictures for you and even text them to you if you want to DM me your number. I'm glad to help any way I can!

Hey man! Great to hear! I don't know why more folks don't use these. I have 8 X braces 4 on each end (2 on each side between the end trusses). I also considered buying 2x6's for purlins but I saved my money and used the supplied 2x4's. I figured that's what the original builder used so it was...

So far so good Terrick. I will be moving doors in to start putting them up this week! Soon the shell will be finished and on to the interior!

This stuff motivates me! Parts of the shop have no wood showing!

I had planned on covering the inside with OSB.. But honestly, I am so anxious to get done and move in that I may just leave the interior walls the way they are. I plan on covering one side with storage anyway. I am in the process of trying to figure this out. I'm really not sure how it will end up.

Got the fascia trim done yesterday. On to finish up the soffit.

lil' more metal up

Re: Hour At a Time Garage (need help) LOVE SW Missouri! It's been home most of my life except for a stint in the Air Force.