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Don't know if the thread was intended to work this way, but anyone have a call on this:

Floor Jack Transmission Adapter ~ PASS 3-ton Low Profile Floor Jack ~ Major PASS so far (2 years)

THE perfect car for this application. Thanks for posting, because I will be going this route for my 260z this spring. :beer:

My brain cannot process that thread. :shocking:

Great start. Wish my brother had a backhoe. :pimpflash

:lol_hitti

You are serious about motersickles. :beer:

My wife has been eyeballing my garage space for 4 years now. While I agree that our laundry is a bit narrow, my instinct has been to not give up a square inch. Think I've found a way to give up 12" across the width and make everyone happy. Thanks for posting.:pimpflash

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Yay! Cars in the house!

Agreed, the Vette MORE than belongs in that lineup.

Foul, Just in case you didn't catch the Olsen thread, here's a cool shed idea:

Not to be a nervous nellie, but that sure looks precarious. :shocking: Love the car, and it looks like a top-notch job you're doing. :beer:

I like the red 2-door cabinet in the foreground. :pimpflash My older brother has the same year, color, etc. :beer:

Love the doors, nice choice.

You "winter" looks completely tolerable. :) My oldest boy has gotten into playing rugby in a big way, and a few of his dreams are to move to New Zealand, meet the All Blacks and play against/with some real Kiwis. Congrats on the dream shop. :drool:

Very creative, thank you for sharing your passion. :pimpflash

Years ago when my uncle was still running his farm, I marveled at the big fuel tank on stilts he had by the barn. Just pull ye old' FarmAll up and top it off. Be great to have your own working pump outside the shop door. More cash outlay, but you could fill it up when prices dip.

Very inspiring to see something like this come to life. One of these would look perfect between the two bays:

I am constantly amazed when I drive by homes with the garage door up, and more often than not there is $100 worth of junk sitting high and dry inside, while the $40,000 (insert luxury auto) set of wheels sits out in the elements. :headscrat