Park a Hummer in it.. I detailed it for a guy today. Barely fit in the garage, well since I am use to a saturn sittin there it seem like it barly fits... Nice truck!
Posted by 35TH ED/ed (Member # 1709) on :
NO FAIR ............No roof racks /
I've tried wife has had several home and a standard door (7 feet) you are 3 inches too tall , Would of had had one/Well come on H3 .
Posted by Bill 97 SS #1422 (Member # 1182) on :
quote:Originally posted by 35TH ED/ed: NO FAIR ............No roof racks /
I've tried wife has had several home and a standard door (7 feet) you are 3 inches too tall , Would of had had one/Well come on H3 .
The guy that owns it has 7 foot doors, he took off the racks.. it fits
Posted by HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS (Member # 117) on :
You've got TONS of room!
In our 24' x 66' garage we park our cars 3 wide by 4 deep. They are 2" apart, nose to tail. They have to be parked in a certain order to get the nose of one to fit in the rear license plate indention of the one in front of it, or over/under the bumper (depending on the generation of car). The ones on the outside rows are 1-2" away from the wall, and the ones up the middle have between 12-18" of space on the passenger side and just a little more than that on the driver's side to get out of the car. We could have used just a couple more feet in each direction, but we built the garage all the way to the allowed setbacks. When we sell the '69 and '72, maybe we replace them with something smaller (like a mid-year Corvette).
Posted by Bill 97 SS #1422 (Member # 1182) on :
quote:Originally posted by HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS: You've got TONS of room!
You need some storage space, that is a ton of work room in a garage to be taken up! Wish I had a few of those cars though Posted by HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS (Member # 117) on :
quote:Originally posted by Bill 97 SS #1422:
quote:Originally posted by HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS: You've got TONS of room!
You need some storage space, that is a ton of work room in a garage to be taken up! Wish I had a few of those cars though
The idea is to install a hoist in the vaulted area and put a rotisserie next to it (the end where the smaller garage door is) for working room. The Body in White (the black shell in the corner) will go up on a rack and the SST will get parked under that. With the '69 and '72 for sale, once they go away we'll store our vintage travel trailer inside and get it ready for a repaint.
Once we get our gas, water, insulation & sheet rock in that garage, we'll be asking you for finishing ideas.
Posted by 2002Z4CSS (Member # 1393) on :
When I move to the new house I am going to remove the sliding door from the pole barn and install a 2 car garage door with opener.I was thinking of maybe at least a 8 or 9 foot tall door to allow a enclosed trailer to be pulled into the barn.
Posted by Bill 97 SS #1422 (Member # 1182) on :
quote:Originally posted by HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS:
The idea is to install a hoist in the vaulted area and put a rotisserie next to it (the end where the smaller garage door is) for working room. The Body in White (the black shell in the corner) will go up on a rack and the SST will get parked under that. With the '69 and '72 for sale, once they go away we'll store our vintage travel trailer inside and get it ready for a repaint.
Once we get our gas, water, insulation & sheet rock in that garage, we'll be asking you for finishing ideas.
Sounds like a plan!
Posted by Bill 97 SS #1422 (Member # 1182) on :
quote:Originally posted by 2002Z4CSS: When I move to the new house I am going to remove the sliding door from the pole barn and install a 2 car garage door with opener.I was thinking of maybe at least a 8 or 9 foot tall door to allow a enclosed trailer to be pulled into the barn.
I Like, what size is that?
Posted by HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS (Member # 117) on :
quote:Originally posted by 2002Z4CSS: I was thinking of maybe at least a 8 or 9 foot tall door to allow a enclosed trailer to be pulled into the barn.
We installed a 10 foot tall door to accommodate our 1955 travel trailer's roof vent which is just over 9'.
[ 12. March 2004, 12:19 PM: Message edited by: HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS ]
Posted by 2002Z4CSS (Member # 1393) on :
quote:Originally posted by Bill 97 SS #1422:
I Like, what size is that?
That pole barn is actually smaller than what was advertised (30X40), it is a 24X32. I am going to add on to the back of it and make it a "L" shape.Maybe add another 30X40 with 12 foot high rafters for when I get a hoist,then add a couple of dormers on the roof and some vynyl siding to match the house. Posted by Jim Mac (Member # 113) on :
F.U.B.O.W.!!!!! Posted by blkragss02 (Member # 1801) on :
[QUOTE]Originally posted by HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS: [QB] You've got TONS of room!
In our 24' x 66' garage we park our cars 3 wide by 4 deep. They are 2" apart, nose to tail. They have to be parked in a certain order to get the nose of one to fit in the rear license plate indention of the one in front of it, or over/under the bumper (depending on the generation of car). The ones on the outside rows are 1-2" away from the wall, and the ones up the middle have between 12-18" of space on the passenger side and just a little more than that on the driver's side to get out of the car. We could have used just a couple more feet in each direction, but we built the garage all the way to the allowed setbacks. When we sell the '69 and '72, maybe we replace them with something smaller (like a mid-year Corvette).
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