Post **PICS** of Your Mustang in Your Garage
4/4/07, 12:51 AM
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Post **PICS** of Your Mustang in Your Garage
I'll start!
I don't have an impressive array of tools in my garage (just the basic mechanic's set), so here's my car.
GO GO GO
I don't have an impressive array of tools in my garage (just the basic mechanic's set), so here's my car.
GO GO GO
4/4/07, 02:34 PM
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Now these two fight at night!!! Notice there are more bikes hanging over the Vette? The two bikes over the Vert are actually behind it.
The daily drivers get left out in the cold. Nothing like stuffing everything else in the garage....oh and there's an ATV behind the Vette. Good thing we built a shed in the backyard.
The wifey also made me move my trophies from the finished basement to the shelf behind the vert.
Good thing is, all the bikes are going permanently this summer. I want to do the epoxy floor and throw out all the stuff we never use, which is everything but the two cars. One thing is for sure...I'm always carefuly not to ding my own car.
The daily drivers get left out in the cold. Nothing like stuffing everything else in the garage....oh and there's an ATV behind the Vette. Good thing we built a shed in the backyard.
The wifey also made me move my trophies from the finished basement to the shelf behind the vert.
Good thing is, all the bikes are going permanently this summer. I want to do the epoxy floor and throw out all the stuff we never use, which is everything but the two cars. One thing is for sure...I'm always carefuly not to ding my own car.
4/4/07, 05:34 PM
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Hahaha, I actually made that myself...here are some pics from the process.
I had to cut foam boards to fit the individual sheets I printed out, then attached sheets to the foam using spray-on adhesive from 3M. I then attached the boards to the wall using self-cut velcro strips.
The total size of the picture is about 44" x 72", so it's quite large.
4/4/07, 05:38 PM
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