The "Bunker" garage is almost complete!
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RivennHewn
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I"m not familiar with soils in Utah, but please tell my you had a geotech involved.
pontifex4
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Ha! You obviously pressed too hard when you drew the bookcase and tore through the napkin. I'm sure that's how you got the idea to make it a door.
Great work.
N8
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You tease...
Give us some details.
Give us some details.
I'll get the brand name for you. It was a company locally that I ordered it from and they did the install. 8000lbs, 180" long 109" wide 78" under runways.
Very nice lift.
Utah, WOW!!!
I've been reading this for the past hour and notice many drool stains.
That is the coolest garage I've seen. After I win the Lottery, can I borrow that napkin?
With a garage like that I could get alot more **** at yard sales..
I've been reading this for the past hour and notice many drool stains.
That is the coolest garage I've seen. After I win the Lottery, can I borrow that napkin?
With a garage like that I could get alot more **** at yard sales..
Wingnut65
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lol...
Just remember. Any space you have.. you fill up. I'm almost full...
That's where the 'Space Creates Vacuum' saying comes from. Build it big enough and you will find just enough to fill it, and more.
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N8
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lol...
Just remember. Any space you have.. you fill up. I'm almost full...
Aint that the truth!!!! <------------ Says a guy with 3200 sq. ft. pack to the gills with stuff.
Rickster55
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Utah - Any chance we could talk you into seeing the finished product?
I think I've posted most of the pics. Anything in particular you want to see?
neonnblack
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We just want more pics, even if its the same. I wouldnt mind seeing the completed theatre.
poucedeleon
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I recently signed off on the construction of a new 42' x 65' garage. I have spent a lot of time with the architect trying to figure out how to shoe horn in a recording studio. He suggested I make the garage deeper 85'. After reading this post (Every page) I sent the contractor a notice putting the project on hold. This is my solution, if I build underground as you did I will have plenty of space for my studio. I never considered a room underneath because I had not seen it done as you did it. Thanks for the pictures and information. I think I will post my progress as my project proceeds.
NICE!!
I'm glad it inspired you. Please feel free to PM me if you want to discuss details. I love a good project!!
killerridez
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Thats awesome
billscamaros
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Wow. That's all I can say.
freeman4ever
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The front of my pants just tightened up.
neonnblack
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Do you buy or lease the ferrari's and lambs. if you dont mind me asking.
STClurker
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Is that an '09 F430 ?
dsquire
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utah997
I started reading this thread and after the first page I noticed that all your posts have been deleted up to the end of page 5 at which point I quit reading for now. It is like reading a book that has a bunch of pages ripped out. Was there a reason for this? Why should I continue to read this thread?
Just Wondering.
Cheers
Don
neonnblack
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Just look at the pictures, no talking needed. He had a some issues in years past with security.
Brad S
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Thanks for keeping your thread going on this site.
I followed your thread on AVS some time ago and cut and pasted several photos from your "bookshelf pocket door" for reference as I am building a dedicated theater in my basement.
Read from start to finish this evening.
Thanks again for sharing your progress with us.
Brad
I followed your thread on AVS some time ago and cut and pasted several photos from your "bookshelf pocket door" for reference as I am building a dedicated theater in my basement.
Read from start to finish this evening.
Thanks again for sharing your progress with us.
Brad
Red Leader
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Very, very nice! Is this going to be the first garage thread to hit 1 million? Probably any day!
Very polished build. Where folks may be worlds apart in their lives, some with 1-car garages and others with Ferraris in there garage(s), it is really cool to see them come together under the common ground of having fun out in a garage.
You have inspired a lot of folks. Don't stop
Very polished build. Where folks may be worlds apart in their lives, some with 1-car garages and others with Ferraris in there garage(s), it is really cool to see them come together under the common ground of having fun out in a garage.
You have inspired a lot of folks. Don't stop
markviii
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utah997,
Congrats on reaching the 1 million mark! I thought for sure that you'd get there before our restored auto shop did. Your place is great and it's obvious you've put lots of time/effort into creating a space to work in. The rule is:
You fill the space you have...and more...!
Chris
Congrats on reaching the 1 million mark! I thought for sure that you'd get there before our restored auto shop did. Your place is great and it's obvious you've put lots of time/effort into creating a space to work in. The rule is:
You fill the space you have...and more...!
Chris
Will67
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I remember when I first saw this build begin, and saw the pictures of the excavation....thinking wth, why? I became an addict to this thread. All I can say is wow.
Believe me all my neighbors were thinking the same thing..
Meh, this garage build reeks of "old money."
JB!
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cool build and silver horse looks stunning!!!!
FRENCHBLUE72
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Im at a loss for words but im pretty sure this is the baddest garage/shop I have ever seen..