A life long dream realized. All my tools and cars finally in one place. A 2 post and a 4 post. Start my long list of projects tomorrow. Still need to organize tools and plumb the air compressor, but we are close.

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Wow, really sweet.

wow! Congratulations!
With that kind of shop, I can stay the entire year without out of town vacation and visiting any theme parks. Just eat out with family and just let friends come visit the shop.

Wow, congratulations!

Will this just be for your projects or will you be fixing cars for customers too?

John

Living my dream, congrats!

Sharp, well done.

Very nice. Enjoy!

Charlie

Awesome!

I want to build a separate 2-car garage. Not so much for projects, just cars. It's easy to get car heavy and seemingly challenging to have space for all the toys.

I'm no mechanic so I can't work on others'. But a vette and a Ferrari will be on the lift next week and I'll help.

my son owns a blasting business and has a big track drill that will be at one end during the winter.

Excellent! Congratulations!

Well you dont tip toe in now do you?

NICE Shop!!

Congrats!!

The surest way to make your dreams come true is to live them. Congratulations

Nice, I'm try to get a four or five garage at home to start with. Yours is over the top.

Congrats. I’ll be dreaming about it tonight. lol

Very nice.

I have tried to live up to the rule:

Garage space >> house space

but have often failed.

Very nice shop!

WOW !!!
congrats

Me too, but I am lucky to have a nice little 3,000 sq/ft car shop 25 min from home.

Congrats on the new shop, it looks awesome

Eye Candy building...and the polished concrete floor is the bees knees
Enjoy the new Krib!

Sweet, I've always wanted one but it won't happen until I win the Lottery

love the floor !!

The dream of many a car guy, enjoy!

@Tonyooc

Where do you live in Fullerton that you could put a 4 or 5 car garage? I misspent my youth in that town. Skyline drive was a blast in the ‘60s…great driving road w/great make out spots…Nirvana.

Sorry for the hijack jfort, great looking shop. One word of caution…nature abhors a vacuum.

Great looking shop! Congratulations on finally making it happen!

got the cabinets hung. plumbed the compressed air with steel pipe, the water with plastic and shark bite connectors. pressure washer is a go. love washing the car inside. still a lot of junk to find a place for. best part - working with my son on the building and his rock drill

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Why can’t I have friends like this?!

forgot the rock drill. note Bingo resting as I wash car

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blue tool chests were a hand me down. one for metric, torx and SAE

Looks great!

That is awesome! Even sharing space with the drill parked you still have room to work on a fleet. Very cool that you can share this with your son also, nothing better than that.

@jfort what sanding grit did you use on the floor? We are about to polish ours and apparently you can go 100 - 3000 grit.