BennyBeaver
New Fish
I’ll just offer it up to @trublue
Garage Poll - Which Best Describes You?
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I’ll just offer it up to @trublue
@CFetters_Nacho_Lover sold the F250 and bought a Prius. Back in the garage!
BennyBeaver
New Fish
Most of the new construction around here has 2 car attached. You know the 3 story boxes with rooftop decks and little to no yard.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7516-E-Green-Lake-Dr-N-Seattle-WA-98103/48833287_zpid/?
as an example. Detached garage on an ally, but still.
Better example just up the streethttps://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7750-Corliss-Ave-N-Seattle-WA-98103/49008519_zpid/?
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Fenderbender123
New Fish
I spent all my money on a house with a two-car garage, so now I can't afford a second car.
Those box houses on 80th are shit as fuck.
According to the results, 13 of us are proper Americans.
I get anxious when I see someone open their garage and it looks like the photo Yella poasted. The garage is a house for your car not all the shit you’re too sentimental and lazy to throw out.
I’ve gotten my house to the point that the things in storage in the attic or basement are seasonal like holiday stuff or or special use like luggage.
Clean your shit up you disgusting fucking slobs although I’ll give people like @1to392831weretaken some slack if he’s got a workshop going on.
Mazda owners also have 3 garage areas and 1 covered parking space.
Quite sufficient for 3 vehicles, a UTV and lawn tractor - and a 24 foot boat.
First world/GNR Compound problems.
BennyBeaver
New Fish
Just look for the rainbow OSU flag and you know you’ve got the right place.
We had a 4 car garage plus a covered carport when I was a kid in CA.
No chauffeur though.
1to392831weretaken
New Fish
My shop is often way cleaner than my house. It's also better built, has in-floor radiant heat, a bathroom, beer fridge, darts, a TV, stereo, 16,000 pounds worth of metalworking machines, etc. Cars are waterproof and can sleep outside. I've never lived a single place in my life at which I parked inside. Such a waste of work space. (Obviously there's a whynotboth.gif situation that's ideal, but I'm at the limits of impervious surfaces I can get away with.)
Yeah but J Edgar Yella can see all you guysm’s personal info.
1to392831weretaken
New Fish
If you do this, find a way to seal that half of the garage off from everything else. And install the most powerful dust collector you can. No matter how hard you try to contain dust, you will find it EVERYWHERE if you do woodworking indoors.
For the time being, my shop is home to a giant Powermatic wood lathe that my brother bought. He is in the same boat, needing to find a space to store a couple classic cars that he inherited so he can partition off a woodworking space. That lathe is a hoot to play with! We only tested it briefly with the door rolled up because I didn't want a shop full of dust.
You sound poor.
Most men are always gonna be too pour Throbber. I want a ski in / ski out house at the YellaStone club, instead of driving 30 mins and putting my boots on in the porking lot like a shmuck.
I do with I had room for a proper tool bench - and I would if we just parked 1 car in the garage - but between snow blowers and lawn mowers and ladders and shit, there's just not enough room.
