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[Gpuller]

Garage is looking great! Really like the lights.

 

[snakeyes]

thinking it mite turn to an after hours joint hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm looking very good :headbang:

 

[2059]

thinking it mite turn to an after hours joint hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm looking very good :headbang:

Lol!! Thanks Snake!! If the proprietor is awake; it’s open for business…

 

[snakeyes]

thought you would get a kick out of that comment :blob1:

 

[2059]

latest installment. Schlage "A" series latch sets, chain saw connecting rods, aluminum bushings... and voila!!

MAN CAVE DOOR HANDLES AND BATHROOM ACCY'S!! BWWHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA!!!

(there's a little more to it then that...)

 

[tallhair]

Those are cool as hell

 

[Mark B]

those handles are freaking awesome!!

 

[69SatelliteConvertible]

Great looking playroom, really great idea with the door handles!!!

 

[Pops1967GTX]

Garage is looking great! Really like the lights.

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I always thought this had a great look ............

 

[Gpuller]

Excellent door handles and bath accessories!

 

[wedge500]

Very nice touch with the handles. Looks Awesome!!!

 

[2059]

tied in the lights.

 

[tallhair]

Damn how big is that place !! Swing the camera around and let's see the rest Nice job on the polished floor too

 

[conv67bdere]

tied in the lights.

2059 . . . NO WAY . . . are those hemi valve covers you used for the lights - tied in to look like distributors ? ? ?

THAT IS WAY TOO COOL ! ! !

I thought the bathroom fixtures were cool, but I think you outdid yourself on this one ! ! !

Very nicely done ! ! !

 

[satman72]

I like all of it! You did a great job.

 

[2059]

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I always thought this had a great look ............
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I agree Pops!! That fixture in that setting looks great. Very rustic.

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Damn how big is that place !! Swing the camera around and let's see the rest Nice job on the polished floor too

Thanks Tallhair. It's a 30x60 shop. The guy we bought the place from had built it about 15 years ago.

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2059 . . . NO WAY . . . are those hemi valve covers you used for the lights - tied in to look like distributors ? ? ? Ya if you go back to page 3 you can see how I did it.

THAT IS WAY TOO COOL ! ! ! Thanks!!

I thought the bathroom fixtures were cool, but I think you outdid yourself on this one ! ! !

Very nicely done ! ! !

Thanks!! (oh BTW. they are wired in the correct firing order and rotation, my OCD i guess)

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I like all of it! You did a great job.

Thanks Satman!! been thinking for quite some time now about cool "feature elements" that no one else had done. Finally had enough time, and motivation, to get them strung together.

 

[HYRDGOON]

this is absolutely one of the coolest shops and coolest setups I have ever seen. I forwarded this thread to some buddies to show off the amazing things you came up with!

Looks like now you need a new project to get to work on in there

 

[Ryguytoodry]

Next project: Building me a shop!

Just kidding, my grandfather and I are looking at moving to a bigger property so we can build a shop. Looked into a
permit for just a car port and it would have been $1100 to apply for the permit alone because we wanted it close to the property line...

I'M JEALOUS

 

[2059]

this is absolutely one of the coolest shops and coolest setups I have ever seen. I forwarded this thread to some buddies to show off the amazing things you came up with!

Looks like now you need a new project to get to work on in there

Thanks HYRDGOON!! The new project is the old project. Planning some upgrades on the '64 and gonna clean up the '08 Challenger. time to dial in the shop and focus on greater detail with the existing pieces. A "new-start-from-scratch" is more than I want right now. too much time, too much money...famous last words. i have been eyeing a post-war power wagon. we'll see.

 

[HYRDGOON]

Thanks HYRDGOON!! The new project is the old project. Planning some upgrades on the '64 and gonna clean up the '08 Challenger. time to dial in the shop and focus on greater detail with the existing pieces. A "new-start-from-scratch" is more than I want right now. too much time, too much money...famous last words. i have been eyeing a post-war power wagon. we'll see.

I know what you mean it looks like you've been putting in some long hours in that shop to get it as nice as it is might as well enjoy it! Mind you the post war power wagon sounds like it would be a great build... Post some pics if you decide to go that way

Cheers!