Marty

I was surprised to see my shop in your pics. Thanks! I had completely forgot that I posted those on GarageJunkies.net before doing a repaint last summer. I never took any after pics, but on Boxing Day I was bored and played around with some low light pics of the car... they show a little of the new look.

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...23_27_full.jpg

Robb

Your welcome - I love the way your garage turned out - it looks awesome

okay - I want to see more pics of your garage with the car of course

Well not being one to leave things alone.

I finally decied to spent some money to finish up the curtain to seperate the front half of the garage.

I made a quick call to the guy's at Goff's Enterprise and they helped me order up the right Curtain Wall. It's a really nice piece, my only regret was not ordering it sooner.

I order the 2 curtain in two complete tracks so the curtains could pass by each other on seperate tracks. This allows me to keep half the garage covered at all times. re: hide the project car from street view.

http://www.syborgtwinturbo.com/album...n_Wall_004.jpg

first thing to do is hang the tracks

http://www.syborgtwinturbo.com/album...n_Wall_010.jpg

then hang the curtains on the rolling hooks

http://www.syborgtwinturbo.com/album...n_Wall_012.jpg

and about 20 minutes later it's done

http://www.syborgtwinturbo.com/album...n_Wall_013.jpg

I ordered mine with a clear panel in the center so I could see out to the driveway and not feel like I was in a small garage.

http://www.syborgtwinturbo.com/album...n_Wall_016.jpg

here is the number just in case anyone's interested. I worked with Ed and he was a pleasure to work with.

http://www.syborgtwinturbo.com/album...n_Wall_017.jpg

In the end it took about 90 minutes to install by myself. My wife actually likes it because it make the garage look much cleaner.

thats a cool addition! but a lil contradictory since you got the clear centers to see out... that means the project car CAN be see from the outside.

It's really odd - from outside the garage you can see something but since your at a distance it's hard to seen in.

Back to working on the Garage again. Like I said getting ready for the next project car.

I needed space for Parts and Tires. The plan is to suspend a shelf even with the attic area.

Dennis at Hi-Speed Welding (( www.highspeedwelding.com )) ordered me some heavy wall
2 x 2 Square tubing and welded tabs on the ends.

Spent about 2 hours sanding them smooth, getting them ready for paint.

http://www.syborgtwinturbo.com/album...Garage_006.jpg

All painted in Chassis Black

http://www.syborgtwinturbo.com/album...Garage_014.jpg

Picture of the center support brackets that will tie into the ceiling

http://www.syborgtwinturbo.com/album...Garage_016.jpg

I hung the first 20 footer, man is that hard to do by yourself. You can also see that the
center supports are already hung. Okay that was also a pain in the butt.

http://www.syborgtwinturbo.com/album...Garage_020.jpg

There are three 3/8" lag bolts that tie the center supports in the ceiling rafters. I had to put in
two extra boards in the attic to anchor the center support.

http://www.syborgtwinturbo.com/album...Garage_025.jpg

Okay the shelf is up.
The center will be used for Tire Storage and the corners will be used for parts storage.

http://www.syborgtwinturbo.com/album...Garage_028.jpg

Still to do is build the uprights and I this time I am going to have the center supports
powder coated by Jay over at Pro-Tek Powder Coating (( www.propowder.com ))

You have an awesome garage well thought out.