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Electrical outlets every 4 feet and waist high. Best money I spent.

I like the expedient paint booth!

That would be the problem and cars tying up bays with no income.

Mine has been added and tied in but cannot figure out how to attach photos.

The problem you will have with OSB and 1/4 inch plywood here in GA (I am near Augusta) is warping from heat and humidity. I used 15/32 plywood sheathing on inside walls and 6" insulation to reduce warping and give me a hard surface to hang what I want. I have metal rafters and metal roof with...

Looks great. Finishing touches take a lot of time!

I used auto hobby shops all over the world. They are a great deal especially since you can do nothing on a car in base housing. They are subsidized by NAF. Mostly profit from bx/px and commissary.

Atlanta Motorsports Park. Subdivision part is a long ways off. Supposed to be open for racing this fall. Memberships are still available for those with a high tolerance of risk and lots of disposable income. Houses bordering property are available cheap...

If there is a lift(s) or paint booth work out how long they can be *******. Immovable projects tying up a lift is a real problem.

Makes my 32x88 shop build seem inadequate. Nice thread.

315 x 18 or 17 is the sizes we deal with - a little tire is 275... My Suburban/F250/Bronco tires are 33x12.50 and would need a big rack...

It is a tough business model. The "Auto Barn" option with a few bays for contracted storage customers is more likely I would think. I have used a lot of military auto hobby shops - they are mostly good, not always cheap, and tool control is rarely a problem.

Mine will be in next week...

Now that my pit crew is off at school I need a Motive also. Rd ATL can hit kill you speeds in a C5Z - but it is a blast!

You will need to reinforce the ceiling no matter what. Getting it thru the ceiling may take some doing and may impact fire code (chimney effect)

Nice score on the racks. Anyone who has ever looked at your build thread on the ZO6 does not doubt your attention to detail and skills with tools. You ready to get spanked at Road Atlanta:thumbup:

We burned scraps from a cabinet shop for as long as we had the shop. My Vermont Casting stove is a bit warped from overheating - but it has survived over 11 years as the primary winter heat for a 3600 sq ft house (Georgia is not that cold for that long).

Lost count of the ones that went missing - has decreased significantly since my 18 and 21 year old sons are away at school. Still finding them all over the house, barn, garage, yard, paddock and vehicles though.

On most projects I also iqnore my sweat equity..I also ignore it on firewood. I heat my home with wood but will use something else in the shop more then likely since my Dad caught his garage on fire with one in WI. Down here AC is more of an issue.

I toss the really trashed shop rags and wash the rest at home with my shop tshirts, work pants and shop towels.