My Garage
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Cruiser
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RE: My Garage
ORIGINAL: brohrs
Do you have a stereo setup in threr? if not do it.
Do you have a stereo setup in threr? if not do it.
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RE: My Garage
ORIGINAL: kyguy
What a great story. I would have loved to spend some time talking to the brother and sister. I'm sure they would have had some tails to tell.
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What a great story. I would have loved to spend some time talking to the brother and sister. I'm sure they would have had some tails to tell.
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Over the years, we got to know those two pretty well an we'd go there just to visit and listen to their "stories of the past". They owned a three story plank house but when they got older, they moved their essentials to the basement and lived there full time. An old cook stove was used for heat and food and they had some oil lamps for light. One thing's for sure, everyone should spend time with older people like that. There's so much to learn from them.Didn't Hercules build something besides buggies and wagons ? I can't think of what I've seen with their name on it.
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RE: My Garage
Hi,
That's a really nice setup you have there.....I've never had my own house, always lived in rentals. Thinkin' about buying a house soon though.....would like to have at least a 2 stall garage, and paint epoxy the floor grey, and have a portion of the floor on one side tiled black and white checkered in 1 foot squares. hang all of the tools on one wall, and then hang up some nice vintage sign's etc. , maybe a neon sign on the wall. get a stereo and a couple speakers set up, a beer fridge, and some 220 volt service for welding, etc. All you would need then is a heater to keep it warm and you would just about spend all your time in there!!
joe
That's a really nice setup you have there.....I've never had my own house, always lived in rentals. Thinkin' about buying a house soon though.....would like to have at least a 2 stall garage, and paint epoxy the floor grey, and have a portion of the floor on one side tiled black and white checkered in 1 foot squares. hang all of the tools on one wall, and then hang up some nice vintage sign's etc. , maybe a neon sign on the wall. get a stereo and a couple speakers set up, a beer fridge, and some 220 volt service for welding, etc.
All you would need then is a heater to keep it warm and you would just about spend all your time in there!!joe
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From: Gilbertsville, Ky
RE: My Garage
ORIGINAL: traveler
Hi,
That's a really nice setup you have there.....I've never had my own house, always lived in rentals. Thinkin' about buying a house soon though.....would like to have at least a 2 stall garage, and paint epoxy the floor grey, and have a portion of the floor on one side tiled black and white checkered in 1 foot squares. hang all of the tools on one wall, and then hang up some nice vintage sign's etc. , maybe a neon sign on the wall. get a stereo and a couple speakers set up, a beer fridge, and some 220 volt service for welding, etc. All you would need then is a heater to keep it warm and you would just about spend all your time in there!!
joe
Hi,
That's a really nice setup you have there.....I've never had my own house, always lived in rentals. Thinkin' about buying a house soon though.....would like to have at least a 2 stall garage, and paint epoxy the floor grey, and have a portion of the floor on one side tiled black and white checkered in 1 foot squares. hang all of the tools on one wall, and then hang up some nice vintage sign's etc. , maybe a neon sign on the wall. get a stereo and a couple speakers set up, a beer fridge, and some 220 volt service for welding, etc.
All you would need then is a heater to keep it warm and you would just about spend all your time in there!!joe
I do spend a lot of time in there. No bigger then it is (10 x 16) It doesn't take much to heat it. I have a PVR out there that records all the car and motorcycle TVshows. My wife keeps the cabinet full of snacks for me. It's like , my little corner of the world. I think that's something everyone needs.
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RE: My Garage
looks really good to me!
joe
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RE: My Garage
I see the old Stingray up in hte air, and your C5, but is that an 'ol shoebox underneath?
Where's the bike?[:@]
I hope you get the old Stingray out once in a while, same for the Shoebox...........
P.S. I've got my Mustang in Storage in Colorado, once I get me a house here pretty soon, I'll be in my garage with my HOG.[&:]
joe
Where's the bike?[:@]
I hope you get the old Stingray out once in a while, same for the Shoebox...........
P.S. I've got my Mustang in Storage in Colorado, once I get me a house here pretty soon, I'll be in my garage with my HOG.[&:]
joe
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