Garage Pics!!

Without a doubt those cars are going to start poping up around the country on almost every corner.

Now I see the elise almost everyday especially up in the highlands ranch neighborhoods.

I suspect that the Evoras will be quick to fallow.

 

Hi Carl, I imagine the Evora is a great drive and Im glad they have put a bit more refinement in it.

Out of interest, what sort of value is placed on these cars compared to the UK (where i am). Newish models (less than 1000 miles) seem to go for £55k.

 

No thats a dead rapper

 

here's the current two for me, apologies for lack of Ferrari.
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no need for apologies thats a great collection a hard core drivers car and a nice comfy all around car I love the 993 Turbos

 

Carl,

Thats a beautiful car, congratulations. Besides my F355, I own a Lotus Esprit V8 Final Run Edition. I have always loved Lotuses and would definitely try to get my hands on an Evora.

 

Here is some nice commercial space on the LV Strip....
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Wow! - Thanks 4 the new desktop ;-)

 

NOTHING wrong with that combo; simply LOVE the Noble!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Very nice John, I've been working on my garage this last month and hope to be finnished soon, I like the flags.

 

My latest addition to the stable

2008 430 Scuderia, Rosso Corsa
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very nice!

 

Funny, that almost looks like a house down in Edmonds that I've seen a maroon 360 Modena and a Maser GS in front of before...

 

looks like business as usual in Seattle lol

congrats on the new Scud

 

Nice pair! Although I'm not a big fan of the Noble's look. I absolutely love the 993 Turbo!

 

Congrats on your new toy!

 

After watching the latest Top Gear episode, is there a picture of Chris Evans's garage? All those white Ferraris with those sequential license plates..........= heaven.

Forgive me that its not in a garage.......but here are some of his rides........drool.
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Actually, I don't know about you guys, but my "perfect garage" is one with a few real lifts (2 post ones, not the 4 post), compressor lines plumbed above every bay, huge toolboxes, work benches, a couple of big vises, a drill press in the corner, vent holes in the garage doors for exhaust gas, lots of light, naked women calendars, pinball machine in the corner...

That would be sweet!

RMX

 

Add some old memorabilia for the walls, a good sound system, a fridge, a comfy chair to relax in, and it sounds perfect.

 

!? Looks pretty cool!

 

Dear Ferraristi,

My Garage.

I'm always working on the cars so I haven't really worked on the garage.

....but at least it's clean.

I really want to add some naked women....just the cost is soooo high.



Shamile

Freeze...Miami Vice !
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I love it... simple and FREAKING AWESOME! Great combo.

 

Awesome!

 

One of the best combos I've seen lately a Diablo and a Testarossa! Two of the most iconic cars ever.

 

When we moved into our house 10 years ago, I was overjoyed that it had a 3 car garage. I never imagined that there would not be enough room. It is stone and a carage house design to match the main house. My problem has been that I now have too many cars (no, mor cars than spots. The ceiling was too low for lifts. I have kept 2 sports cars in the garage and one at a friends house. Mama's car gets the third spot and my daily driver sits outside. I had thought about adding on. We have plenty of room, but I could not think of a way to make it all look like a long strip of garages. We went through a whole lot of ideas and came upon one that seemed to be a winner. I found it very interesting that Bill (Enzo garage thread) came up with the same idea for the same reasons. We decided to take out the rafters and make a vaulted ceiling. Will have pleanty of room for lifts and can fit all the cars with one spot to grow. And all this at a fraction of the cost of any of the other options.

The whole garage is drywalled and insulated. Sconces on the wall are on standard light swiches with motion sensors for lighting when coming and going. There is a continuous strip of flourescent lights at the apex of the ceiling for times when more light is needed. Epoxy floors - considered texturizing, staining, etc, but epoxy seemed best overall. The door will open along the ceiling with the lifts being mounted on the wall.

The project is almost done. Doors get done Monday. Lifts go in Tues. Can't wait to get all my babies home!

Here are a couple of in progress pics. Sorry for the bad pics. Taken from my cell phone at night.
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