Garage built Cars??? - Lateral-g Forums

ItDoRun · #1 02-15-2009, 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by awr68

My hat's off to you Chris for doing what ever it took to make that car solid again! I know it's been time consuming...but it's all worth it!!

It will definitely be better than new when I'm done.

YENKO/SS · #2 02-15-2009, 10:11 PM

All due respect to the guys that have 5-10,000 sq. ft. garages, im very envious. But unless you have to step over the mower, kids toys,christmas ornaments and snow blowers,it ain't no garage

Beach Cruiser · #3 02-17-2009, 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by YENKO/SS

All due respect to the guys that have 5-10,000 sq. ft. garages, im very envious. But unless you have to step over the mower, kids toys,christmas ornaments and snow blowers,it ain't no garage

+1, Not to mention Surfboards, Beach Cruisers and Beach Chairs!

69c4x11 · #4 05-07-2009, 03:35 PM

Post,, TTT,, Are all off You poor boys, quiting this thread ??

MattO · #5 05-07-2009, 04:01 PM

It depends on what you mena by garage built. Is ordering a chasis, but doing the engine, plumbing, body, and major fabrication couted?

Where do you draw the line on what is garage built?

I would consider my uncle's '32 coupe a garage built car even though it sits on a TCI chassis and he had a local guy build some seats for him. He assembled it, cut and bent the plumbing, built the motor, fabbed the body mounts, brackets, and covers, the chop and section was done in a friend's garage, and the body work at another friend's garage.