Post **PICS** of Your Mustang in Your Garage
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From: Central FL
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finally took some pics of mine in the garage. theres about 4 inches on either side of the car and both sides are packed with boxes, bikes and my motorcycle. there are even several bikes hanging from the ceiling above the hood! but it doesnt matter because she only goes indoors in the winter. the summer shes in the driveway and the motorcycle takes up the whole right side of the garage. the other side is occupied by my fathers 2000 buick lesabre (old man car)
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Here is mine. Only 2 weeks old. The Car not the Garage
http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m...DSCN0274-1.jpg
http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m...DSCN0274-1.jpg
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Here's my 05' GT the night I brought her home for the first time - after waiting 20 weeks. It was April 22 2005, 5 days after the 41st anniversary of the Mustang, and 2 days before my own 41st birthday. It was the last snowfall here in Michigan, and my condo complex decieded to take out the roads on my street for reconstruction - double wammy!
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I just finished a Garage Make Over. (A Before picture is at Post #6)
Over the last month:
1. Move all lawn equipment to new Backyard shed.
2. Take down all wire shelving.
3. Paint walls
4. Install cabinets
5. Paint exposed concrete (bottom of wall).
6. Install checkered border.
7. Set up new workbench with tools neatly displayed from pegboard.
8. Workbench equipped with small refrigerator and stereo.
9. Take down hanging fluorescent lights and replace with ceiling mounted fluorescents.
7. Ucoatit floor
Over the last month:
1. Move all lawn equipment to new Backyard shed.
2. Take down all wire shelving.
3. Paint walls
4. Install cabinets
5. Paint exposed concrete (bottom of wall).
6. Install checkered border.
7. Set up new workbench with tools neatly displayed from pegboard.
8. Workbench equipped with small refrigerator and stereo.
9. Take down hanging fluorescent lights and replace with ceiling mounted fluorescents.
7. Ucoatit floor
I'm amazed this thread is still going, and going strong!
Here's a few pictures of my car in "A" garage at Phoenix International Raceway:
Here's a few pictures of my car in "A" garage at Phoenix International Raceway:
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I just finished a Garage Make Over. (A Before picture is at Post #6)
Over the last month:
1. Move all lawn equipment to new Backyard shed.
2. Take down all wire shelving.
3. Paint walls
4. Install cabinets
5. Paint exposed concrete (bottom of wall).
6. Install checkered border.
7. Set up new workbench with tools neatly displayed from pegboard.
8. Workbench equipped with small refrigerator and stereo.
9. Take down hanging fluorescent lights and replace with ceiling mounted fluorescents.
7. Ucoatit floor
Over the last month:
1. Move all lawn equipment to new Backyard shed.
2. Take down all wire shelving.
3. Paint walls
4. Install cabinets
5. Paint exposed concrete (bottom of wall).
6. Install checkered border.
7. Set up new workbench with tools neatly displayed from pegboard.
8. Workbench equipped with small refrigerator and stereo.
9. Take down hanging fluorescent lights and replace with ceiling mounted fluorescents.
7. Ucoatit floor
Dayum, I have seen operating rooms that wern't that clean. Great job. I don't like you.
