Congrats.
Man caves
- Thread starter bluefury361
- Start date
cm23uoc
Old Man with a Hat
- Joined
- Feb 13, 2011
- Messages
- 8,368
- Reaction score
- 3,444
Thanks. No street view in that area. Just a rather small village where they didn't go through yet or ever will ?
Thanks to the German laws, Google was only allowed to "street view" the major cities. Google announced, that they are not interested in scramble like that and quit updating the existing areas also...
bulldogchesty
Senior Member
I hate you. Just kidding. This is where I have to work.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
bulldogchesty
Senior Member
I think I have been getting very lazy in my old age. I need to renew some inspiration.
bulldogchesty
Senior Member
I needed that.
ccasion14:
ccasion14:
patrick66
Old Man with a Hat
This was built on the space my house used to be..."used to" because, in 2003, we got wiped out by an F-4 tornado! This was built on the slab foundation of our old house (our new house is right next to it!). It has 110/220VAC, with four 220 outlets and eight 110 outlets. I have a full bath inside, a 30A RV electrical plug-in, lots of shelves, a porch/carport in front, three insulated rolling doors (one electric) and a pair of walk-ins, security, motion, and more. I do intend to add more lighting in and out eventually, plus a two-post rack, a 50-gallon compressor with eight air outlets,and other goodies.
It's 38' x 68', with a 12' x 24' front overhang that I use for a patio, carport, and just hanging out in the sun.
I have crammed a 28' fifth-wheel travel trailer, two tractors, two Metropolitan coupes, my '66 Dodge, two BMW 325i ragtops, and my parts, all inside at one time. With exception of the Dodge, all of that stuff is gone now, but I've replaced that with cooler stuff!!
It's 38' x 68', with a 12' x 24' front overhang that I use for a patio, carport, and just hanging out in the sun.
I have crammed a 28' fifth-wheel travel trailer, two tractors, two Metropolitan coupes, my '66 Dodge, two BMW 325i ragtops, and my parts, all inside at one time. With exception of the Dodge, all of that stuff is gone now, but I've replaced that with cooler stuff!!
Last edited:
streetmachine
Active Member
- Joined
- Sep 7, 2012
- Messages
- 491
- Reaction score
- 114
This was built on the space my house used to be..."used to" because, in 2003, we got wiped out by an F-4 tornado! This was built on the slab foundation of our old house (our new house is right next to it!). It has 110/220VAC, with four 220 outlets and eight 110 outlets. I have a full bath inside, a 30A RV electrical plug-in, lots of shelves, a porch/carport in front, three insulated rolling doors (one electric) and a pair of walk-ins, security, motion, and more. I do intend to add more lighting in and out eventually, plus a two-post rack, a 50-gallon compressor with eight air outlets,and other goodies.
It's 38' x 68', with a 12' x 24' front overhang that I use for a patio, carport, and just hanging out in the sun.
I have crammed a 28' fifth-wheel travel trailer, two tractors, two Metropolitan coupes, my '66 Dodge, two BMW 325i ragtops, and my parts, all inside at one time. With exception of the Dodge, all of that stuff is gone now, but I've replaced that with cooler stuff!!
Patrick would that be the May 8th, 2003 tornado?
patrick66
Old Man with a Hat
That would be correct. There was an F-3 that hit on the West side of OKC the very next afternoon that did comparable damage.
Fratzog
Old Man with a Hat
This was built on the space my house used to be..."used to" because, in 2003, we got wiped out by an F-4 tornado! This was built on the slab foundation of our old house (our new house is right next to it!). It has 110/220VAC, with four 220 outlets and eight 110 outlets. I have a full bath inside, a 30A RV electrical plug-in, lots of shelves, a porch/carport in front, three insulated rolling doors (one electric) and a pair of walk-ins, security, motion, and more. I do intend to add more lighting in and out eventually, plus a two-post rack, a 50-gallon compressor with eight air outlets,and other goodies.
It's 38' x 68', with a 12' x 24' front overhang that I use for a patio, carport, and just hanging out in the sun.
I have crammed a 28' fifth-wheel travel trailer, two tractors, two Metropolitan coupes, my '66 Dodge, two BMW 325i ragtops, and my parts, all inside at one time. With exception of the Dodge, all of that stuff is gone now, but I've replaced that with cooler stuff!!View attachment 42067
Great looking shop Patrick. Im jealous.
Fratzog
Old Man with a Hat
We live in a modest raised ranch with a garage on the basement level and immediately adjacent a 2nd garage under the deck at the side of the house. Both garages are too cramped to do any serious work. So the cars get pulled out on the driveway to get the room I need. On the basement level next to the garages is the family room. A work in progress it is being worked into a snooker room. Still need to add a decent TV and bar cabinet.
patrick66
Old Man with a Hat
^^^In the first house I ever bought, my garage was about the size of yours, except I had a little alcove of sorts back towards the garage door, where I had my workbench and a dryer, plus a large overhead shelf that I added. I got a lot done in that little garage (10' x 20') and that 4' x 8' alcove.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Everyone should be aware Fred restored his award winning, magazine car in that cramped garage....
I'd love to see a pic of the pool table .. what is it? Gold Crown?
it is a Gold Crown !
Fratzog
Old Man with a Hat
It's a 10' GCII former pool hall snooker table. Got it earlier this year and I'm a complete novice at the game but having a blast trying to learn it. Also working on an old Norwegian bar cabinet for the room.
I'm very envious Fred
btw is there a Norwegian connection with you ? You like Ringnes ?
btw is there a Norwegian connection with you ? You like Ringnes ?
Similar threads
