Duda
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I have the Charger, Cuda, BMW HD and the SUV placed in the garage. I probably need to sale the BMW as it is cramped.
Garage to small
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That’s not a bad problem to have 
I can't believe you have carpet in there.
I think that is just an epoxy paint.
Keeps the floor from getting scratched by the jack
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At night when it's quiet I'm thinking you can actually here them mopar muscle cars growling at that bmw they have to share a bedroom with.
Yeah I think so too. looked like carpet on my phone.
Looked like carpet on my phone too. OP, I retract my sarcastic jack on the rug comment. Now I’m just jealous of the clean garage floor lol.
My car always sits on carpet, keeps the moisture off the bottom of the car. I've tried everything, epoxy floors can be very slick and if a grip additive is added it makes it hard to clean. Looks fantastic, well done. You're 65, put up with it, you'll know when something need to go.
XS22J8R
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Is anybody‘s garage too big?
Duda
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Lol, they probably don’t like the motorcycle or suv in there either.
The 2-car garage we have got too small so we built a 36’ x 48’ shop. And well…
I’m not gonna say it
Just need to raise the roof and stack them!
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My first house had a detached 2 garage with a 14' addition built onto it. I outgrew it pretty fast. My present house has a 28x52' shop and well, it quickly got filled up too lol
I have carpet in mine but it's mostly painted concrete. The diesel sits on a large piece of carpet and the 'walk ways' are carpeted too. I spent most of my life walking concrete floors and had enough of that! Last time I 'picked up' carpeting, it was new from a house that someone just bought and pulled it all out so they could lay down what they wanted. Still have some unused new carpet in my storage trailer and will replace the 'old' stuff when it gets more worn.
Mine used to share an SUV and a bike in the garage but never heard them complain about the bike
Our first house had no garage. Car repairs in the dirt and stone driveway on my back. Much like growing up. Lost a good job before we made the first payment on that house. And learned how to save and budget real quick so we didn’t lose it. Lot of hot dogs and boxed mac&cheese early on. Paid off after nearly 10 years of that mindset and a different career path.
We now have a house with an attached garage. And some of the “oh sh..” $ we saved for “just in case” over the years became $ we used to build the shop.
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I believe no matter how big a shop is, you will fill it. The only times I think my shop is too big is when I want to heat it, or clean it.
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Duda
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I think you have a point
i have a 32 x 55 in Pa and it’s to small also.The 2-car garage we have got too small so we built a 36’ x 48’ shop. And well…
I’m not gonna say it
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