JRP462
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Hey Guys & Gals-
Justin here. Been lurking for a long time, since 2009 in fact when I made a username, but this is my first post.
My wife and I recently moved from Philadelphia, PA to Tampa, FL and the house we moved into has an attached one car garage. Up in Philly I did not have a garage (or even a dedicated parking space for that matter) so I would work on my vehicles at my father-in-law's house which was about 40 miles from where I lived. His garage was awesome - 2400 square feet - but alas, we moved so I can move easily get into the office, since it's actually located in central Florida (would previously travel down as necessary).
The current vehicles include a 2006 VW GTI and a 1986 Porsche 944. I pulled the motor from the 944 almost a year ago at this point to perform a complete tear down, rebuild and refresh. We decided to move while the engine was still in pieces, so I had to pack everything up for the moving truck and ship the rolling chassis down to Tampa via an auto hauler.
After moving about 6 weeks ago, I finally was able to get the garage organization completed so it is now functional. Figured I'd share some pictures with you folks. To start with below, what the garage first looked like before we moved in - nice and clean, without all my **** in it.
Justin here. Been lurking for a long time, since 2009 in fact when I made a username, but this is my first post.
My wife and I recently moved from Philadelphia, PA to Tampa, FL and the house we moved into has an attached one car garage. Up in Philly I did not have a garage (or even a dedicated parking space for that matter) so I would work on my vehicles at my father-in-law's house which was about 40 miles from where I lived. His garage was awesome - 2400 square feet - but alas, we moved so I can move easily get into the office, since it's actually located in central Florida (would previously travel down as necessary).
The current vehicles include a 2006 VW GTI and a 1986 Porsche 944. I pulled the motor from the 944 almost a year ago at this point to perform a complete tear down, rebuild and refresh. We decided to move while the engine was still in pieces, so I had to pack everything up for the moving truck and ship the rolling chassis down to Tampa via an auto hauler.
After moving about 6 weeks ago, I finally was able to get the garage organization completed so it is now functional. Figured I'd share some pictures with you folks. To start with below, what the garage first looked like before we moved in - nice and clean, without all my **** in it.


