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Old 04-01-2005, 12:06 PM
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Not finished with it yet, but getting some progress done since the car is gone. This is my 1400' shop, the older of the two. Finally put up some pallet racking to get things off the floor. Hung up some of my posters from you guys too!







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Great Garage, Impressive.
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Those are some heavy duty shelves. Very nice shop!
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Jody,

Man, that looks great!.....What is in the fridge? Kool-aid?
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The Captain lives in the fridge.

Jody, where's my poster? lol
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The Captain lives in the fridge.

Jody, where's my poster? lol
I'm sure that one is above his mantle. Ha!


Jody, the space is so large that it makes it look like the doors are for little people. It's an illuuuuuusion.
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Nice, Jody! Damn, I wish I had that much space.
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The Captain lives in the fridge.
Oh yeah the captian!!Now Jody clean that place up
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Looks real nice Jody. Which (manufacturer's) 4-post lift is that?
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Wow!

Now I can just look at the pics to see what I need.

That is one nice garage. I need to build one like that in case I eventually have to live in it.

Thanks for sharing it with us

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