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I thought I'd share some random pics from Cars and Coffee in Chanhassen, MN. There were some awesome cars there, it was fun taking snapshots.

I had the pleasure to hang out with Chris and his wife, their hospitality was great. If you're a member of Garage Journal, you've probably seen Chris's Garage Condo build thread. It's fantastic to see it in person.

Anyways, here's some random car porn... Sorry for the shadows, it's hard taking car pics so early in the morning. lol

















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very nice!
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I have always wanted this look for my shop someday. I like all the roll up doors like a fire station. What a cool idea. I wonder how much money they make doing complexes like that. People who can afford to rent a space could build an awesome shop at their house. Or is it marketed toward a single who older retired guy who does not want or need a big Mansion?

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