Between 265 & 485 SQ/FT Two Car Garage Makeover by Rorin67

[Rorin67]

Remodeled our small 18'x19' two-car garage with TrueLock HD Extreme floor tiles (4x4 pattern) from Garage Flooring LLC (thanks Justin!), six dimmable 1'x4' flat-panel LED lights, ProSlat Slatwall, in-ceiling speakers, 42" smart TV swiveled on the wall, 24" computer monitor swiveled above the workbench/desk (which also serves as my home office), hard-wired ethernet connection and also Wi-Fi, better outlet placement, fixed some drywall and laid down new baseboards and new paint throughout.

Time for that whiskey drink!

 

[BlakeTheCarGuy]

What a nice garage. Man I can’t wait to save up to build or buy a garage.

 

[Keep]

Looks good. Nice to see a normal human sized garage on here!!

 

[Rorin67]

Looks good. Nice to see a normal human sized garage on here!!

Thank you. And yes, I agree!

 

[Quarter Life Crisis]

Beautiful work! You and I are working with the same size garage layout. It's nice to see someone else working with a "smaller" space. We can't all have 80x100 pole barns

 

[Rorin67]

Beautiful work! You and I are working with the same size garage layout. It's nice to see someone else working with a "smaller" space. We can't all have 80x100 pole barns

Thank you - and I totally agree. Many on here have garages larger than my house! (875 sq/ft beach cottage)

 

[Rorin67]

And for proof that I actually use the garage to house a car, here's the daily driver '67 Mustang fastback fit in tightly next to the Chopper. This leaves a few feet on the passenger side and a couple feet in front to still navigate around the garage.

 

[Quarter Life Crisis]

Plenty of room! That car is absolutely gorgeous. I've got a different kind of '67 Fastback:

 

[HPRifleman]

And for proof that I actually use the garage to house a car, here's the daily driver '67 Mustang fastback fit in tightly next to the Chopper. This leaves a few feet on the passenger side and a couple feet in front to still navigate around the garage.

Daily driver??? You southern California guys and your lack of salty roads.

 

[quadrcr87]

Great job utilizing the space you have! That looks like an ideal bachelor pad!

 

[Rorin67]

Daily driver??? You southern California guys and your lack of salty roads.

Yes, it is nice! I've logged over 100,000 miles in the '67 over the last 15 years tearing up the streets of L.A.

 

[mmsheb]

I just found this Rorin67. Like that car A LOT! I've had a few Mustangs and Shelby's and seeing a nice one like yours brings back the memories. Nice garage, too. Mike in WI

 

[ricketycricket]

Love the garage but love the car even more. I daily drove a 65 for a long time and it made even menial things like getting gas a treat. It was always so fun to hear everyone's story about their Mustang or their friend who owned one. Looks like a great restomod.

 

[Rorin67]

Thanks, guys. Appreciate the great comments about the '67. It's been such a part of my daily life in SoCal for the last 15 years that I think it will always remain with me. That's why I had to give it a proper garage! I did indeed restomod the '67 heavily, as the car was no where near concourse original when I acquired it and I needed to make it more reliable (and accelerate quicker and brake harder) given the crazy traffic here in L.A. (and I don't drive slow...) Cheers to you all!

 

[Klokwerk]

That '67 is pretty bad *** and the garage does justice!
Our garages are about the same size, so good to see examples of what others have done with that footprint. Thanks!