Show off your shop! (Contains large photos)

[Freightrain]

My shop was there when I bought the house(the reason I bought the house )

24x48 10ft ceiling, lightly heated, 100amp service(110/220), water(hot/cold), phone. I've had to remodel it slightly to get the Mack inside. Still not big enough, even though last house was only 24x24

Is a garage EVER big enough..............

[td]

My shop was there when I bought the house(the reason I bought the house )

24x48 10ft ceiling, lightly heated, 100amp service(110/220), water(hot/cold), phone. I've had to remodel it slightly to get the Mack inside. Still not big enough, even though last house was only 24x24

Is a garage EVER big enough..............

PICS !!! PICS!!! PICS!!!

[old_mare]

OOOOHHHH!!!!! JUST SAW MY SHOP FOR THE FIRST TIME!!!!!

The house we're buying in Maple Valley has a 3 bay garage!! Its waaaay cool. I can't wait to show it off!!! Pics coming soon.

-JT-

[Freightrain]

PICS !!! PICS!!! PICS!!!

Well, give me the weekend, I'll take a couple. All the pics I've ever taken don't show much overall.

[Freightrain]

Got home a bit early, so I took a couple quick pics.
Front:.............with trusty rusty '67 sitting outside.

End view......Mack in one door, my '69 F100 sits in other door.

West end showing Mack

East end

Everyone needs a nice mill

How about a nice 1970's Coke machine to hold refreshments?

[papabug71]

Freightrain, thats pretty slick! I like the overhead heater. What I wouldnt give....

Does the Coke machine have original 70's Tab in it?? Mmmm. Everyone loves Tab!!

[TheEskimo]

Nice place, and man am I in love with the T-Bird. '85 right? And is that a TC front lower bumper or aftermarket? I would love to see some more pics of that one. Rare to see others outside the Fox body T-bird/Cougar site that is nice. Someday, I will have to do something with mine.

[td]

here's a pic of a recent addition to my shop, it gives me a nice quite place to sit and think or flip through a classic truck magazine, or maybe just take a little siesta. notice the LMC catalog laying in the floor

[ford4x4fun]

here's a pic of a recent addition to my shop, it gives me a nice quite place to sit and think or flip through a classic truck magazine, or maybe just take a little siesta. notice the LMC catalog laying in the floor

There is no pic

[papabug71]

td is just teasing us.

[Freightrain]

Thank guys.

the pop machine does work...sorry no pull tabs You can tell the newer cans are different sizes as they don't fit as well in this machine.

The radiant heater................is barely enough. It was there, but need to put a Reznor furnace or such to really heat it up when I work in the winter. Right now it keeps the pipes from freezing.

The Bird is a '83, Turbo coupe owned by a buddy of mine. Bought it new, never seen weather, wipers NEVER been on. At 18K miles he cut it up to back half it, it presently has 33K miles on it. Has a 460ci motor, Doug nash 5 spd as it's turned into a full blown race car. We're installing the rollcage this winter and finishing up the tin work inside. It hasn't seen the road in 15yrs, as he started the transformation and never finished it.

Stock: about 1990? With my '69 back when I justs put the 428CJ motor in it.


Back halfed: in about 1992


motor: as it sits today. Been run, but never driven with.

[td]

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There is no pic

sorry about that i fixed it .

[TheEskimo]

Freightrain, your buddy has a wicked bird.

TD, nice little thinkin' spot you got there. Looks mighty comfy.

[td]

TD, nice little thinkin' spot you got there. Looks mighty comfy.

yea, thanks. somtimes when my wife thinks im working on my truck im actually working on holding that luv seat down

[robroy]

Here's the garage I do some of the work on #50 in. #50's actually outside so I only work on assemblies in there.

The extreme level of organization and cleanliness is what allows me to make such rapid progress on my truck.



Parts ready for paint:



The North wing:



My work bench, which happens to be a 1972 240z. That's my long term project.



The tool area, freshly dusted:



-Robroy