We've had a busy year. The challenge, multiple LSR events, 6000 miles of towing crossing 36 state borders, AND we built a new shop. I am very grateful for such a blessing to have an opportunity to have this new building. As some of you know, we have been working in an old barn..no heat, no AC, poor lighting...but I appreciated what we have. And now...Our new building has heat and AC AND LIGHTS. I am still pinching myself. The first car on the floor was a Studebaker, so it has been properly Christened. Hope you don't mind me sharing.
and in case you're wondering, it's 54 outlets.
That is a pretty epic garage. Congrats on the move, and good luck with the future projects it is sure to facilitate.
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!
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drats theres no green with envy emoticon. Very Cool Shop...of course you know we now expect the caliber of cars to raise proportionately to the caliber of the environment they were born in
congrats!
MrJoshua wrote: Whats with all the 3"x3" holes in the floor?
Straightening car frames. It's amazing how crooked most are. One is for the tubing bender, so I don"t have to do it outside anymore.
The floor is extra thick with plenty of rebar so I can jack heavy loads or set in a mill at a later date.
Pumpkin Escobar wrote: .....of course you know we now expect the caliber of cars to raise proportionately to the caliber of the environment they were born in
Our next planned projects certainly dictates a more accurately built chassis. The floor is level and smooth, lighting is better....long story short, we are expecting higher caliber products too.
Wow! Congratulations Andy, that is a gorgeous shop. I can't wait to see the creations that will emerge from this workspace!
minimac wrote: Good thing you took some pictures-it will never look that empty (or clean) again!
We're cleaning up all the old work areas first. That way we know where stuff is and we only put the minimum necessary into the new shop. What a pain to try to be focussed and not run in and start working on something right away.
Looks great, I may want to pick your brain on the floor anchors you have there before I build my shop. I am green with envy.
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