Little garage from Italy

[gabriele82]

Hello Guys!
My name is Gabriele. I am italian...And i speak and write so bad in English. ....sorry for that....I hope you understand me..[emoji1]

I have a Little apartament in a nice "condominio" in formigine. The garage was locate on sub Floor.


This js my dog Olivia


This js one of my vespa "Gianna" p125x 1980 and behind my Very Very Very Wild messy and full of thing garage.

This is my garden
I have a Lot of ideas...but nothing of clear on my head. .
I was fall in love white The 12 gauge garage....And I decide to write here.

I hope you Can help me to understand what to do.

Sorry for my bad language.[emoji4]

 

[gabriele82]

This is my audi a4 2.0 tdi

Tomorrow i include ne photo of my garage

 

[ODIS]

Welcome to the Garage Journal!

Your understanding and command of the english language is far superior to probably better than 95% on this board who attempt to communicate in Italian.

For me, it is the cars of your home land that keep me awake at night thinking of the sensuous curves of the body panels, and the lovely sound of the exhaust. This is all followed closely by the food and wine of your country that is so cherished by many and these names are the only "Italian" words of which are used fluently around my home and garage.

Anytime you wish to help us out with your native language, please do not hesitate!

Looking forward to following your progress on all that you choose to share with us.

All the best to you,

Ody.

 

[gabriele82]

Tank you so much Ody!!

I Live in Modena, This country was called "motor valley", near my home, only 5 minute, there is The establishment of Ferrari...And only 25 km establishment of Lamborghini....in The city many yaears ago The establishment of De Tomaso, and in the near city Bologna Ducati...moto morini and more and more ...[emoji4] [emoji1]
Whe are made of motor [emoji4]

I am Not a god mechanical. .I was a building tecnico but i love The motors and drive.[emoji4]

The Good eat was too Big to recount....I dont write Well. ...
excuse me, but I find it hard to translate my speech ..

 

[Vieux]

Hi Gabriel!
Welcome to GJ. I am sure that here you can find a lot of interesting ideas. I live in Russia and I found here a lot of interesting

 

[Strouty]

Welcome to the Garage Journal from Maine. You are doing fine, half the native speakers do worse than you.

 

[smokey0810]

Welcome to the forum! You will find there is no language barrier here on the forum, and your english is better than some people I know...LOL...Nice space, cute dog, and amazing location. Being that close to all that automotive history. Very cool!

 

[ADSR]

Welcome, buddy!

 

[1/2 Cup]

Hello and welcome to the GJ Gabriele82 , you have a great place and thank you for posting.

 

[3baygarage]

Accoglienza!

 

[Strouty]

Accoglienza!

Bless you!

 

[gabriele82]

Thanks a lot guys! I'm trying to write as correctly possibile..ogni message takes me 15 minutes to write it ..... now I put some pictures of the surroundings of Formigine and Maranello, where you can often find some Ferrari test .... oh I forgot. ..near to my workplace there is the factory of the Maserati that run continuously in the test drive. ..presto released a small SUV sports .... For me understand it is normal to see means "special" .... my passion, however, are the two wheels ..in riding my Vespa with friends we go for long raid on the mountains. ..tomorrow as promised I put some pictures of my cave super confused. ..

 

[gabriele82]

My car





The Castle of Formigine



The tower and centre town



Garden into the Castle



Fulvia 1.600 hf from my mechanical



Road to Zocca


The same road with Cimone mountains


Over Maranello


Over Maranello



Over Maranello



Over Maranello the salse of Nirano

 

[HSpencer]

WOW such beautiful photos. Thanks so much for posting them for our enjoyment. Love your Vespa, and Audi. Everything looks great and all of us offer you a very big welcome to the Garage Journal!!! Looking forward to more of your posts.

Best Regards
Herb Spencer

 

[gabriele82]

Thanks you so much Herb.

 

[ajohno]

Welcome. Nice photos.

 

[gaetano]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[drivesitfar]

Gabby: i love your pictures and your English is just fine too. keep posting pictures of your country if you wish to because i know we all would like that. also ask questions if you have any on how to organize or customize your space.

love your dog too.

 

[gabriele82]

Gabby: i love your pictures and your English is just fine too. keep posting pictures of your country if you wish to because i know we all would like that. also ask questions if you have any on how to organize or customize your space.

love your dog too. [emoji106]

Thanks you so much [emoji4] [emoji4]

 

[Flange]

Welcome to the Garage Journal!

Your understanding and command of the english language is far superior to probably better than 95% on this board who attempt to communicate in Italian.

x2

I like your scooter.

Dont worry about the full and messy garage. Most people who do things in their garages have messy garages when they are doing stuff in them.

 

[1/2 Cup]

Just awesome, thanks for sharing.

 

[Brompty]

Hi Gabriele,

You live in a great part of Italy, although I am yet to find a bit that I do not like. Great bike, great cars - do show more of the Lancia as it is one of favourites.

 

[motofool33]

Come Sta, Bella Machina,

Previously i lived near Piacenza for a year and a half

Welcome to garage journal

 

[gabriele82]

Thank you all for the warm welcome guys. today are not yet come down to make two pictures to super mess .... while if you want to tell you two things on the engine of the blue wasp P125X. originating displacement 125 I mounted a cylinder diameter 63 (cubage 177) coupled to a drive shaft stroke 60 (gate the cubic to 187) with adoption of Biella long by 110 in place of the original 105 with thickness aluminum full. diagram suction reviewed by hand with dremel carburetor venturi relations 23 65 24 cone muffler and crafts.

 

[gabriele82]

 

[gabriele82]

Good day guys. as you can see I'm not a master of the order. .... The blue table was devoid of drawers. I have built the new plan in a more robust and the underlying wooden structure in order to create the drawers. unfortunately I did not really want to finish it. to his right is an old dresser with granite countertop, sink, bicycles and then hung all shelves. I hope to find some time to change the current provision to be able to let in the a4.

 

[gabriele82]

Hello guys. yesterday with a friend of mine went to the mouth giovo, the Driveway dell'appennino highest, 1,680 meters high. come a little difficult for our small wasps, the road was built a couple of centuries ago by the Duke of Modena and the Duchess of Lucca. Today the road is passable only by off-road car and motorcycle high and robust, the path is to ban ...

 

[drivesitfar]

Gabby: i do like all your pictures of Italy so keep posting up more as you can and have time if you want to.

one suggestion i see that might help you get your Audi inside your garage is to make a loft to put some of your lighter less used items up on it. basically shelving suspended off of your ceiling. also your bikes back in the corner can hang from the ceiling in several ways and they actually make one that raises and lowers the bike with a pulley i think. then with that corner freed up you can move the shelving on the right side of the garage to the back corner and have room for one of your motorcycles on the side if not both of them.

i like your pictures above your bench, but i'd have shelving there or a peg board for tools.

just throwing out a few ideas and hope you don't mind. there are many threads with pictures of what i just mentioned so if you do a little reading you'll find them. or ask questions if you have any and maybe we can help and include the links to the threads that have the pictures and answers.

good luck

 

[cdd1]

Your understanding and command of the english language is far superior to probably better than 95% on this board who attempt to communicate in English.

Fixed it for you.


Gabriele, your English is great, garage is fantastic and countryside is breathtaking. And I am jealous of anyone that gets to live in Italy. Ciao!

 

[Devilxtreme]

Hey there, I had a good time a few years back when i did the Stelvio around the border with Switzerland.
Fantastic roads with natural flow.

 

[Flange]

I am interested by the bike lift in the background of your pictures. Any more pictures and details of this please?

 

[gabriele82]

Gabby: i do like all your pictures of Italy so keep posting up more as you can and have time if you want to.

one suggestion i see that might help you get your Audi inside your garage is to make a loft to put some of your lighter less used items up on it. basically shelving suspended off of your ceiling. also your bikes back in the corner can hang from the ceiling in several ways and they actually make one that raises and lowers the bike with a pulley i think. then with that corner freed up you can move the shelving on the right side of the garage to the back corner and have room for one of your motorcycles on the side if not both of them.

i like your pictures above your bench, but i'd have shelving there or a peg board for tools.

just throwing out a few ideas and hope you don't mind. there are many threads with pictures of what i just mentioned so if you do a little reading you'll find them. or ask questions if you have any and maybe we can help and include the links to the threads that have the pictures and answers.

good luck

Thanks for the suggestions and compliments. I just new photos of my lands the post so that everyone can see them. Italy is full of beautiful places, many unknown to the masses, and unfortunately we know them better manage. There are so many things to see that we could (we like the Italian people) live on tourism alone ... with regard to the fact that some things hang from the ceiling or shelf systems I thought about it, and I have seen that you are quite used . From me unfortunately he is not very practical because the ceiling is high only 2:40 mt. For building code here garages should not exceed 2:50 mt otherwise you pay the fee of construction as a living area, which also is established as a percentage on the plot of land. condominiums often exhaust the living area. My first idea was to do a little cleaning and free up some floor. ..then with clearer ideas I see how. I thought just to move the shelf down on the free side on the work table and the right side of the one already in the shelves of the same move against the wall ..

 

[gabriele82]

Fixed it for you.


Gabriele, your English is great, garage is fantastic and countryside is breathtaking. And I am jealous of anyone that gets to live in Italy. Ciao!

Thanks a lot. I try to write at my best so that I can understand. I understand well your speeches I do some hard work ...

 

[gabriele82]

I am interested by the bike lift in the background of your pictures. Any more pictures and details of this please?

hello! are simple hooks attached to the wall. tomorrow or Thursday at the latest I'll put a detail.

 

[Flange]

hello! are simple hooks attached to the wall. tomorrow or Thursday at the latest I'll put a detail.

I should explain a bit more. What I meant was the lifting device in this picture that the red scooter is on.

 

[gabriele82]

I ahhhhhh..ora understand. I call lift wasp. in reality is a system that allows you to raise even motion through a special attachment. is a cart artisan applied to a crick from car. I can just put some photos

 

[gabriele82]

 

[gabriele82]

I should explain a bit more. What I meant was the lifting device in this picture that the red scooter is on.

For you. [emoji6]

 

[gabriele82]

Yesterday I did a bit of order and cleanliness very quickly. the shelf on the right side is moved by miro to make room for pipes and other odds and ends. I want to eliminate them and to approach it to the wall to gain about 30 cm in width votes for the machine. the shelf at the bottom instead would put the left over the sink and desk with a small change in my mind.

 

[Flange]

For you. [emoji6]

Thanks. I have never seen a lift like that before. it is perfect for your scooters, I like it.