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Finished Project - My Garage! :)


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Well I said I wanted a nice garage to house my current car and then my Supra (when I get it).....

 

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As you can see from the attached pics, the garage walls are all painted, the ceiling has been boarded (1/2 done by previous owner who also insulated it!) and then painted, and the garage floor sealed & painted. Then at the far end of the garage a cheap kitchen worktop has been installed as a shelf at a height whereby the car can still park underneath it, although the garage itself should be big enough for a Supra without having to do so (just about)

 

I've also now got mains power in the garage, via means of an RCD on the wall, which I also use to power the fluorescent light.

 

Unfortunately the concrete floor isn't fantastic quality, so the paint is peeling a bit where the car wheels are in contact for long periods of time. I may put some mats down to tidy it up, but not sure it's worth it. The main point was to stop the concrete dust getting everywhere, in the car etc.

 

Anyway, I'm chuffed to bits. My first house and my first DIY project completed entirely on my own - while I've been inside I've got the kitchen ready for a dishwasher to be installed, and also boarded the loft :D

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yeh - look who's the comedian! :lol:

 

Does anyone know if the width of 72 inches includes the wing mirrors? I will do a search now anyway, but thought I'd ask :)

 

EDIT: found this:

http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=100708&highlight=car+width+including+mirrors

 

Which states that the Supra is 6 foot wide at widest point.... which equates to 72" - which is what I said :)

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ohhhh interesting - my current car INCLUDING mirrors is 77.9" wide - and I can fit this through the door (just about) - therefore a 72" wide supra would leave 3" either side - excellent :D :D

 

You've just got to get out of it once in :D

The Supra doors are big, mine fits in a single garage but I have to have the window down and then squeeze out and that's without the brick pillar that you've got :blink:

Then again I'm a fat b*stard :D

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nice one dude - aint DIY satisfying when you see the end result? :)

 

As a side note if you took all the stuff away from the back wall it would kinda look like a prison cell :D

 

:lol: Nice idea if I need to put the missus somewhere..... :D

 

I know the Supra doors are long, and my current car is a 5 door. However once in the garage I park at a slight angle so that it gives me more space to get out.

 

The supra will be a tight fit - but don't know what else I can do :(

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