My Shop

[Trophyman]

Greetings Everyone,
Been lurking for a few weeks, decided to register and get in on the conversation. A few pics of my shop. I built it in 2002 even before we built the house--LOL. Shop it 100x80 with an 800 sqft build out living area, which we lived in till the house was done, inside. I'll post more pictures of tools etc, as I get them formated.

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[havasu]

That is beautiful. Thanks for ruining my day when I look at my little hubble I have!

 

[Ecam]

.... I built it in 2002 even before we built the house.....

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A man in touch with reality. A man that men would vote for!

Welcome, killer set up, nice 57.

 

[Trophyman]

"Priority: 2. the right to precede others in order, rank, privilege, etc.; precedence. "
A man in touch with reality. A man that men would vote for! Welcome, killer set up, nice 57.

Thanks guys. In 2004 the wife and I purchased 25 acres in Florida. We had a business building pre 1949 street rods, some from kits, other resto-rods. Then we would travell around the US to various shows selling the ones that I built during the winter along with parts and accessories for same. We needed a place to store our tractor/trailer as well as build cars. Therefore the shop came first.

The house was finished about 8 months later.

A few more pictures of the shop, apt. some vehicles, and what you do with the 69 Triumph Bonneville when your done riding. GREAT SITE

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[ME87]

Very nice. I like the shot from the air.

 

[havasu]

If I had a shop like that, there would be no need to have the house!

 

[ravigarden]

Thanks guys. In 2004 the wife and I purchased 25 acres in Florida. We had a business building pre 1949 street rods, some from kits, other resto-rods. Then we would travell around the US to various shows selling the ones that I built during the winter along with parts and accessories for same. We needed a place to store our tractor/trailer as well as build cars. Therefore the shop came first.

The house was finished about 8 months later.

A few more pictures of the shop, apt. some vehicles, and what you do with the 69 Triumph Bonneville when your done riding. GREAT SITE

Wow looking nice shop and Garage....