Is this your garage?

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  1. HandyAndy

    HandyAndy Well-Known Member

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    Its staggering how much $$ these guys have to "play" with.

    I like the little ramp that keeps the Ferrari from accidentally rolling out the window and off the cliff. Does it really need to be parked in the living room?
     
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    CapriceEstate Yacht Captain

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    Must be nice to HAVE a garage!
     
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    No kidding. I have to borrow one.
    My entire house is the size of many 2 car garages.
     
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    CapriceEstate Yacht Captain

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    My home is about 14 by 16. And I can borrow a garage stall now and then.
     
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    patrick80 Wagonista!

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    Very few tools in sight, but did you notice the cabinetry hidden in the decor in some of those garages? Probably LOTS of tools and such there!
     
  7. Steve-E-D

    Steve-E-D Well-Known Member

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    hmmmm..... leather bound Chilton's manuals?

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    Now I wonder if those guys make their Mechanics wear white gloves to work on the cars.
     
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    And the floor that looks like the perfect ice/skating rink. There is anonther garage lower down that has the "welfare" floor look....I guess you have your $1 Kazilllion floor compared to a shody $ 9 million floor .

    I have a couple of these:floor_jack:
     
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    Blackfoot Wagonless Soul

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    Would be nice to have something like that, but its not a garage unless it has tools and extra parts along the floor and on the work bench. If it is not a work facility, it is a car port and nothing more, no matter how much money and "bling" they invest. If you cannot/will not work on your own cars, what is the fun of having one? It would feel like a rental/lease to me.

    Guy at a car show- "Whats that '69 Z28 got under the hood?"
    Owner- "Hold on, let me dial up my Mechanic on my Blackberry with an earbud and ask him"
     
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    I hear ya.

    While probably the most modest of the lot, this one is by far my favorite and is certainly a functional work space.

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    Blackfoot Wagonless Soul

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    Now these are what I invision as true garages.
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  14. the Rev

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    thats just......silly:rednose:

    I hate those guys....but if i won a lotto...;)

    ya....i'd be a dork too:rofl2:
     
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    I have often thought of building a garage to work on wagons and live in it too. Section it off. I think it would be cool. I could sure section off any of these garages and live in them and still work on my cars. I'm single, retired and don't need no stinkin' big house no more!
     

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