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red69ss · 11-30-2008, 02:53 PM

as said above there is no such thing as too big ,but if cost is a factor as it is for most of us build with the thought in mind that you may want to add on to it in the future and diffinently think about attic space or other means of storage. I built mine 30x40 with 8x40 attic space and when I first finished it there was way more room than I needed now I'm thinking of adding a 16x30 enclosed lean to on the back and the amount of junk I own has tripled, and when you start tearing a truck apart there is no such thing as enough room heres a couple of not so great pics

11-30-2008, 02:53 PM	#27
red69ss Burnouts are therapeutic Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: lancaster, south carolina Posts: 851	Re: Pics of your garage as said above there is no such thing as too big ,but if cost is a factor as it is for most of us build with the thought in mind that you may want to add on to it in the future and diffinently think about attic space or other means of storage. I built mine 30x40 with 8x40 attic space and when I first finished it there was way more room than I needed now I'm thinking of adding a 16x30 enclosed lean to on the back and the amount of junk I own has tripled, and when you start tearing a truck apart there is no such thing as enough room heres a couple of not so great pics Attached Images __________________ 1969 CHEVELLE SS 1972 C10 ALMOST DAILY DRIVER 1968 C10 RUSTBUCKET (MISSION IMPOSSIBLE) 1972 PONTIAC LEMANS CONVERTIBLE (WIFE'S CAR) "My wife and I were happy for twenty years. Then we met." - Rodney Dangerfield "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits." - Einstein