I had a bunch of pics on the downstairs computer but Kodak Easy Share doesnt work right on that computer so I cant get to them. I need to snap some pics next time Im at the garage (its at our house in Eighty-Four, Pa and Im at the house in Peters right now).

 

I found some pics:




You can see the front side, theright side and here is a pic of me and my dad working on it. You can see the two garage door openings in the last picwhich are on the left side of the garage. I still need to get some good inside pics of the garage but these are all I could find.

 

 

Thanks Space. We did everything except stand up the roof trusses. We have a relative in the roofing business and they came out and stood them up for us. Everything else was done by me and my dad.

PA is a super nice place to live and Im glad I live here.

The loft is about the size of a bedroom and has a door and a window, so you would feel right at home up there. Just dont sleepwalk or you might fall! It might get a little hot in the summer tho being right up there against the roof and all. A little window air conditioner and you would be set.

 

[align=center]Hi `Matt,[/align][align=center]We are pack'in `up now, and should be there in a few days LOL ~ LOL [8D][/align][align=center]The BeachBum's. & I have looked@ Steel Bldg Plans on[/align][align=center]how difficult it would be to build one similar to yours.[/align][align=center]We were think'in about a Surf Shop Building : ) [/align][align=center]Yes, we dream a lot [/align][align=center][/align][align=center]I will invite you down, when we ever put any of our plans in2 `actions : ) You could supervise : )[/align][align=center]My goal is to have my own business.[/align][align=center]One of the Bum's did the below pic, he's learn'in PhotoShop like me. We make novice attempts.[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]We would really love to have your bldg down here : )
We wash a lot of neighbor's cars/boats for p/t $'s.[/align][align=center]Good Luck to you `Matt, & thanks for post'in/shar'in.[/align][align=center]Space & the BeachRiver `Bums[/align][align=center][:-][/align][align=center][/align][align=center][/align]

 

My little garage space is filled with motorcycles I have restored and the spare parts needed to keep them running. If I'm going to do any heavy wrenching on the Monte, I'm going to have to do it outside, when the weather turns nice.

I've got a complete set of tools, standard and metric, in three stacked Craftsman Boxes that I can roll-out to where I'm comfortable doing shade-tree work. I don't plan on having to do too much wrenching on the Monte. But, in the event there is something, like a thermostat swap ... there's enough room to nose-in the Monte and work close to the tool boxes.

I have a mix of Snap-On and Craftsman Tools. I only need a Code Reader to complete the set for OBD-ll servicing of the Chevy and Honda.
I'm good to go!
My motorcycle set includes mercury Carb Sticks and a ColorTuning Plug for Pilot Mixtures setting and Carbb Syncing.
I also have the Yamaha YICS Tool needed for engines with the YICS Induction Passage.

 

I have parked my Monte in the garage a couple times, but I've only had about a quarter inch clearance between the front bumper and the tool box and a quarter inch clearance between the rear bumper and the garage door. Also there is a damn support beam in between the two spots in the garage that's holding the master bedroom up so I can't open my doors. So basically no I don't have a garage to park my Monte in.

 

That looks nice Space. I would be more than happy to come down there and help you guys out. "Spacerider's Surf Shop and Car Wash". I can see it now. Lol.

 

Its funny you said live in there because after we finished the garage my dad would spend more time in it then in the house. he said if it had a couch then he would live in it.

 

If I had my Dream Garage ... I'd already have the U-Bend Delete done by now. It's amazing what you can get done when working in a professional environment or just working and not being uncomfortable by being too cold or too hot or not having enough room.

Before my daughter filled my garage with her furniture from a recent moving ,,, I had the room to restore two motorcycles in there. Now, I can't walk around and have no place to put parts. They even stacked a few boxes on my workbench. But, she has a new apartment now and I should have all of her stuff out of here before the end of the month.

That's when I plan on doing my Brake Calipers and getting the rusted ends of the hubs wire brushed-out and painted. Maybe a whole brake system bleed and flush; too!