Garage Build UPDATE**

Edited Date/Time 2/1/2020 4:03pm
It’s nothing to impressive but I took my time on it and it’s all I’ve ever wanted. I waited 33 years to have my own shop.







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beamer
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1/27/2020 8:18pm
Looks great !
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stillwelding
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1/27/2020 8:21pm
Does look great. What’s the black unit on the wall?
Badd127
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1/28/2020 12:11am
That's awesome mate! I have a very similar garage/carport that I hope to build this summer. Mine is slightly longer. I need to concrete the floor, insulate the walls and roof and put an electric door. Then I hope to fit it out a bit like you have.
Thanks for posting, and giving me a little inspiration. Smile
zippytech
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1/28/2020 4:30am
it's too clean
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1/28/2020 4:35am
Does look great. What’s the black unit on the wall?
Wall mount heater, cold in Jersey this time a year lol
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Last Braaap
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1/28/2020 5:05am
Awesome dude!
mmain62
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1/28/2020 5:14am
Congrats on having a space that's just for you and your pride and joy. Looks nice.
Zesiger 112
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1/28/2020 5:19am
Damn dude that look great! Need to get you a table and chairs so you can watch that tv away from the wife.
I'm planning and collecting for my shop now, I'll probably end up just like you 33 years later lol. It's a hard thing to get done.
How much power do you think that mini fridge is going to use? I'm thinking of one for mine but don't want extra expense or risk of fire.
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1/28/2020 5:56am
Nice work, Steve. Good to see you and Chris back to motoing.
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Teej317
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1/28/2020 6:05am
Simple and clean. I love it.
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1/28/2020 7:29am
Appreciate all the comments, glad to be back racing with my brother and a decent little space to do it In
1/28/2020 7:31am
Damn dude that look great! Need to get you a table and chairs so you can watch that tv away from the wife. I'm planning and...
Damn dude that look great! Need to get you a table and chairs so you can watch that tv away from the wife.
I'm planning and collecting for my shop now, I'll probably end up just like you 33 years later lol. It's a hard thing to get done.
How much power do you think that mini fridge is going to use? I'm thinking of one for mine but don't want extra expense or risk of fire.
It’s funny, we have a high top table and bar stools as out dinning room table. I got a garage, and wife is getting a new dinning room table and chairs lol. I get to move the old set the garage haha
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1/28/2020 7:49am
Nice. I’m jealous. I’ve been waiting forever to put together something just like that. Very cool.
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wwdiii
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1/28/2020 8:05am
zippytech wrote:
it's too clean
I second that and not beer cans on the floor!!!
motomike894
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1/28/2020 8:12am
Looks sick it’s awesome to have your own space for sure
Zesiger 112
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1/28/2020 8:24am
Damn dude that look great! Need to get you a table and chairs so you can watch that tv away from the wife. I'm planning and...
Damn dude that look great! Need to get you a table and chairs so you can watch that tv away from the wife.
I'm planning and collecting for my shop now, I'll probably end up just like you 33 years later lol. It's a hard thing to get done.
How much power do you think that mini fridge is going to use? I'm thinking of one for mine but don't want extra expense or risk of fire.
shunter986 wrote:
It’s funny, we have a high top table and bar stools as out dinning room table. I got a garage, and wife is getting a new...
It’s funny, we have a high top table and bar stools as out dinning room table. I got a garage, and wife is getting a new dinning room table and chairs lol. I get to move the old set the garage haha
That's a pretty good trade off.
I picked up a Red Bull bar table for mine. Still looking chairs. Don't want to go bar stool, I want something I can sit back and watch a few hours of racing.
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1/28/2020 9:01am
Nice set up! I used to live in that area, still have friends and family in Sussex county!

Heat is a requirement, for sure. Enjoy your new space!
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Markopolo400
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1/28/2020 9:28am
Nice! What kind of heater? Work pretty well?
1/28/2020 1:20pm
The heat does work well, hundred dollar unit from Lowe’s. It gets me to seventy degrees no problem.
1/28/2020 1:23pm
Forty wrote:
Nice. I’m jealous. I’ve been waiting forever to put together something just like that. Very cool.
Take your time, I basically just did it on paper and then built it. Was able to get everything done for 2,000. That was the budget. Didn’t go over so it worked out for me lol
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PJRAUS
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1/29/2020 3:22am
Looks pretty good ! Where's the beer fridge?
1/29/2020 3:33am
Man that looks freaking good! Super clean and just what you need. You will get her broken on in soon haha. Heater is sweet. Get that energy sticker off the TV!
1/29/2020 4:41am
PJRAUS wrote:
Looks pretty good ! Where's the beer fridge?
Is that a joke lol? I spent 400 on the fridge just for beer haha. I hope you noticed the big fridge to the left of the tv!
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1/29/2020 6:31am
Looks great! Hopefully someday my garage/workshop will be as clean and organized as yours!
fourfourone
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1/29/2020 6:48am
nice setup!

PS make sure you lock your bike up at night. Bike thieves are on a whole other level these days.
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captmoto
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1/29/2020 9:27am Edited Date/Time 1/29/2020 9:28am
nice setup!

PS make sure you lock your bike up at night. Bike thieves are on a whole other level these days.
What kind of ghetto do you live in where you lock your bike up IN your garage? Or are you just a belt and suspenders guy?
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Zesiger 112
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1/29/2020 9:36am Edited Date/Time 1/29/2020 11:03am
nice setup!

PS make sure you lock your bike up at night. Bike thieves are on a whole other level these days.
captmoto wrote:
What kind of ghetto do you live in where you lock your bike up IN your garage? Or are you just a belt and suspenders guy?
Man you must not be paying attention around here. Don't matter where you live anymore I've seen them stolen from garages in all types of neighborhoods.
Mine will be locked in a fence, in a garage with motion lights and camera, with the wheels taken off, and the wheels locked in a metal cabinet. And if it's in pieces then the high end parts will be in that cabinet too. And even then I'll have insurance on it.
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1/29/2020 9:52am
nice setup!

PS make sure you lock your bike up at night. Bike thieves are on a whole other level these days.
captmoto wrote:
What kind of ghetto do you live in where you lock your bike up IN your garage? Or are you just a belt and suspenders guy?
You must be living in a cave or just not smart enough to understand how bad bike theft is right now.

I live in a very nice town upscale town. Its exactly where thieves like to go. Its where the nice stuff is. Sad but its a true fact. Most people think that since they live in a nice area, nothing will happen. So they don't take security seriously. And its exactly why thieves target them.

1/29/2020 9:53am
nice setup!

PS make sure you lock your bike up at night. Bike thieves are on a whole other level these days.
Just to add to this, don't leave your garage door open if you don't have to. Even if it is hot in my shop, I won't open the garage door unless I have to. I even wash my bike out of the view of the public.
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1/29/2020 9:55am
nice setup!

PS make sure you lock your bike up at night. Bike thieves are on a whole other level these days.
Just to add to this, don't leave your garage door open if you don't have to. Even if it is hot in my shop, I won't...
Just to add to this, don't leave your garage door open if you don't have to. Even if it is hot in my shop, I won't open the garage door unless I have to. I even wash my bike out of the view of the public.
Same here. I actually wash my bike around the back of my house now.

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