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Sweet! I wish it was mine!!
I need to ask tho and to qualify i am not any kind of construction builder... Houses like mine (built in about 74) have a vent on both ends of the roof peaks to let air into the attic, I don't see that in your garage so just wondering if there is some type of vent to allow air to enter, then vent out the roof vents to let the summer heat escape? |
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Sweet garage build! Did you insulate it?
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I have enough power in the garage to run my welder and a 220v air compressor, stereo, and plug in my trailer to a 30 amp plug. |
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Ok, like i mentioned i don't know squat about that kinda stuff, I have noted some newer houses also omitted that vent so i was wondering whats up, guess that makes sense as heat rises.
I still want your garage! :o) |
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I don't build for a living so this has made me a little crazy and my tools are hard to find. |
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looks like a nice home for the burb!!
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Nice to see the shop getting close to ready.
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Super nice!!!
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Any progress on the shop and / or Hauler?
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Nice build, I'm subscribed
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Ok some new pics.
http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/DSCN3202.jpg http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/DSCN3215.jpg http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/DSCN3217.jpg The contrast between trucks looks good. Got the highs and lows of the chevy fleet. Painting the inside next weekend then I can move in all the cabinets and tools. Maybe I can work on the suburban this year.:lol: |
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garage looks great and nice trucks!
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Nice garage.
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That garage looks sweet! It even looks better with your trucks in there! Nice job. What size rock did you put in fron of it? 1"?
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There really needs to be more garage build threads... That seriously looks like alot of fun! Lot of work but lot of fun. I have always wondered, how does a person get the trusses up there? Also, did you build the walls on the ground and then raise them up? What do you figure you have into it now cost wise?
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http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=504262 New Garage Build |
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You burb is a very interesting build. Love the work you have accomplish thus far.
Garage looks good too. |
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Not exactly work on the suburban but preparing parts for use. Remember my parts truck.
http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/DSCN2544.jpg It looks different now. http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/DSCN3230.jpg http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/DSCN3231.jpg http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/DSCN3232.jpg I'm not going to use the drivetrain for anything. 305ci V6 and truck 4 speed. Next I need to empty the suburban and move it into the garage to dry off. |
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The suburban is home.
http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...e/DSCN3244.jpg http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...e/DSCN3245.jpg http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...e/DSCN3243.jpg This is the first time in many many years that it has been inside. A couple more things to do outside and I can get to work on it again. |
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Looking good! especially the addition of the TV! wheres the fridge? :)
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Looking good! Isn't it funny how that floor space near the walls starts disappearing so soon? :lol:
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Great to see it in your new garage. Great work.
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can't wait to see more work on the door!
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Still need to move a fence and grind up 3 stumps to finish the driveway. At least it is drying out again. I had it under a car awning for 6 years and this winter the awning gave up. We had strong winds in December that blew the top off and shredded it. My neighbors were picking up pieces 2 yards away. Then the snow and freezing rain hit. Lately it has been normal boring rain and the door I'm building has lots of surface rust I need to clean up. I had cardboard over the window opening to keep neighborhood cats out (it was a temporary storage shed during construction) but all the bare metal and welds have rust.:whine:
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That stinks. Get your self some acid and wash that rusty metal.
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The suburban is taking so long to get back to I needed a pick me up. So I went shopping. Christmas in July for the other truck.
Remember how it looked? http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...y/DSCN3305.jpg Well its updated now. http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...y/DSCN3309.jpg Front wheels are 18x8 Coys with 5.5 inch back space. 245/45R18 tires. Most people have noted problems with the center caps hitting the hub so I ran a 5/16" spacer behind them. Fixed the issue. http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...y/DSCN3316.jpg The rears are 20x10 Coys with 4" of back spacing. 275/40R20 tires. That back space works for me because I have a Lincoln 9" rearend that is a little narrower than the trucks. http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...y/DSCN3315.jpg http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...y/DSCN3314.jpg http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...y/DSCN3317.jpg |
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very nice!!!
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Much better!
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Nice upgrade..
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