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Thanks for the update.

Very nice addition to the stable. Happy Thanksgiving indeed ��

Looking good. Keep that drywall lift and rent it out after you're done. Indispensable for that task.

Well done. All the effort will be worth it. My back aches just looking at the photos. :)

Anything that lets natural light in will let heat or A/C out. Glass is glass, regardless of thickness. I think you made the right call.

We’ve been doing drives in KC, but I’ve only put the pictures and articles in our newsletter. I need to start a thread here. Maybe feature some of our members garages. I’m really glad you folks are so active over there!!!

Very well documented. All of this could come in handy some day. Hopefully not, but it's good to have all of that documentation & photos should you ever decide to sell the property. ;)

Going up FAST. Looks great. Overflowing with envy out here in snowy Kansas. :(

Nice to see some activity - somewhere - anywhere. :) Thanks for the update

In the Kansas City area, basic garage condos of any quality start at about $110 per square foot before finish-out. For the Minneapolis area, you could probably add 15 to 20% to this number. You would have to call to be certain Sent from my iPhone using Garage Journal

With the winters there, I'm impressed that the previous job lasted that long. Agreed the darker shade looks great.

Nice addition [emoji106] Sent from my iPhone using Garage Journal

Just found your thread today. Well done. That tool find was amazing - a real bonus.

The Singer is indeed everything one could want in a Porsche. All it requires is a 964 shell and a blank check. :bowdown: I'll stick with my garden variety 911 for now. :) [truth be told, I can't wait for a YT vid with the sound of that Williams motor. ]

Greg you're a lucky man. My spouse has zero interest in cars, car clubs etc.

Mighty impressive. I'm saving this info for future reference!!!

Wow...I wish I had the skills to actually put the car in a garage pic like that. I like this configuration. As for the 997 front lip - time to rent a concrete saw and start in on the offending pavement!!

Nice body work. Was the deck lid part of the GT3 wing package?? It all looks great

Rule #2 in the property/casualty insurance biz: "Settle fast for half" :pimpflash

I always remind myself that insurance companies are in business to collect premiums-not pay claims. Some have an internal policy to deny every claim at least once. If a carrier ever starts to try bulldoze you on a claim, notify your state insurance commission office.