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Yup, but it'll take a while to get there. :)

You make me afraid to show the inside of my garage. :shocking: I might get banned. :thumbup:

Everything worked out OK with this one and I took possession in March 2004. I was not yet retired and still lived in the city and went to work during the week. Come the weekend, I'd load some 'stuff' into the pickup and head south. Summer 2005 and my 'city place sold and the company offered me...

Yes, this is true. A year later, they sold the place, tanks removed, for what I had offered. The time was just not right.

So, a month later and 6km down the road, I found this place. It had been ten years since it had been a service station/variety store. It, like the first one, was also vacant. It's right on the edge of the village. The first place inside the village limits. It even came with a house, a...

It all started back in Jan 2004. I was looking for a retirement place. It had to have a garage/workshop. Any kind of house would do. The first place I looked, was where I did my boating. At the time, I was driving 100km to the water. This is the place I found. Big garage, small house...

Re: garage refurb Goodness, you're a man on fire. :) Great thread, loving it.

Goodness graciousness! I discovered this thread yesterday and read the whole thing. My eyes hurt. :) I can't thank you two enough for this inspirational story. :bowdown: Now, perhaps it's time to showcase Noisy's own, humble, garage.

Good work. My garage is not yet worthy. :)

Summer's coming. First thing is air conditioning. :)

230/460/575 volt. Presently 230V. Comes with everything to do TIG/stick, AC/DC welding. Torch cooler, with coolant. Water cooled torch. Gas flow meter. Heavy duty foot control. Stick whip. Ground cable & clamp. It has a series 120 pulse programmer for pulsed tig welding. It was made in 1983...

Welcome to the Garage Journal Alain. (bibirt) It's been a long while since I was in St. Jean sur Richelieu. (1962) :thumbup:

Re: The "M" House - Razed and Rebuilt Detached Carriage House/Barn - Start to Finish Wow, great pictorial. Thanks.

Great thread. Thanks for bringing it up to the top. :thumbup:

Thanks for the picture show. That was great.

Very nice. I could live in a space like that.

+1 Low tech is always best. Easy to maintain.

You mean you're going to install it before it's dry? It should be very dry before installation.

Nice boat OCG. Here's my screen saver.

Lookin' good. Don't fergit to show us yer heating system.