the garage

[Russ Noble]

Downside- yep it gets cold in winter- even more reason to stay inside & work on the toys. Oh & the bridges are to narrow for some out of town drivers:::

Ahhh!! I thought you stayed inside and wasted your winter days on the computer!!!

I bet you could take that dizzie inside and rebuild it on your computer desk in the warm though......I'm going to need it in the next couple of weeks. I guess I should come down and supervise, but am somewhat loath to do that coz the bridges are so narrow and slippery down your way!!!:lipsrsealed:

 

[Jim Cowden]

bugger
hes onto you Jac

 

[Jac Mac]

bugger
hes onto you Jac

You could be excused for thinking he has had previous experiences with narrow bridges from the way he worded that post Jim.
Good to hear that some noise is imminent from inside the 'Factory', better get my act together & set his dizzy up, now I know why Lim was hinting I should pay a visit shortly!

 

[dave harris]

Ian,

At the risk of receiving a verbal bashing from the Shiek (Farhad), Here's his garage, when his black beauty was still under construction and, yes, he built both cars in there!! As much as I like to harass his ass, I do have to give credit to the bugger - he's got talent! (damn, that hurt to say / type!)

 

[Ian Anderson]

That is not a garage - it looks more like shipping container! where is he moving those 2 cars to?

Well I think I'll conceed on the size thing Faili has the smallest!

Will he rise to the bait?

Ian

 

Hook sink and line,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Locomotive Breath Anderson is correct,

Cross Eyed Merry and I were trick-or-treating last night near Ian’s house dressed as Adam and Eve, when the tinny leaf fell off Ian, dressed as Margaret Thatcher invited Merry in, but left me outside to “further shrink”

Shorty David H, Is the 40 FINALLY registered?!

Did you get the foot pedal issue sorted? Even at 4 feet tall you should still be able to reach them. Howard Jones is a bit above 3 feet and he uses one hand to press the clutch pedal and the other to shift!

 

[Ian Anderson]

Oh great one

Very witty as always

Ian

 

[Chris Duncan]

This is the garage where I used to live in Albuquerque NM, and the Cobra project.

I had the body winched up to the roof with a boat winch and cables. Had about 1" clearance to walk under it. In this pic the body is being lowered down.

 

[John Ross]

This is the garage at the house, detached I have a 22x30 shop where the 40 sits now.

 

[Mark Charlton]

Here's mine.

After seeing photos of Ian's and Farhad's garages, I have better stop complaining about lack of space. I'm pretty sure with lows of minus 30 degrees celsius, I can still complain about cold, however.