Motown 454
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I'll bet those wagons confuse quite a few people. The Chevelle came out great.
Hey Kev,Here we are dating back in the early 80's. Time flies when you're getting old
My favorite part is that your shop isn't a Monster. Its what you have done, with what you have, THAT is the most impressive part.
Mad56....PM'd ya.

hey they look really classicBUGTHUG.....Not sure what year the wagon is.
Oldsklrolla....I got a copy of Australian Street Machine today. I think they did a nice job! Those pics are from a couple of years ago but not much has changed.
I found a couple of pics of my first "garage". This was in New Zealand about 1976. This old shed was on a field behind a house that my parents rented. I patched it up and scraped the dirt floor and started work on a 38 Chevy coupe. The second shot shows how far I got on the coupe before realizing I was in way over my head and selling it.
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I spend alot more time on the H.A.M.B. than the Garage Journal but I thought I would get in on the action and post some pics of my garage here. I worked full time out of this garage doing fabrication for local hot rodders and drag racers for 12 years but that was about 8 years ago. I still do a little side work for others but now it is mostly for my own projects. I am a big fan of old style hot rods and drag cars. I also love old speed equipment and I am a bit of a pack rat. Although it looks big in pictures it is just a regular 2 car garage with an enclosed carport on one side. It is deeper than most because there is a granny flat added on the back and I have knocked the wall out, that is why there is a bathroom out there. My garage is always changing, some of these pics are from a few years ago.......
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very cool pics,thats one kickass restroom
