Just wanted to post a couple shots of our new garage/showroom. First time we pulled a race car in. Still a lot of work on it the bar and office isn't done yet.
New Garage
Just wanted to post a couple shots of our new garage/showroom. First time we pulled a race car in. Still a lot of work on it the bar and office isn't done yet.
Second shot
Here's another view.
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My Garage
Bill
I got a “personal” e-mail from Tim Suddard from Classic Motorsports magazine who wanted me to send the magazine a picture of my garage. Now since my garage was built as a stable in 1910 I thought I’d be embarrassed.
So I sent him your pictures of your garage. Hope you and Linda don’t mind.
Don't mind at all
We don't mind at all Robert. I will take a couple more pictures and post them tomorrow.
Robert,
If a garage made from a 1910 stable isn't a "Classic", I don't know what is.
Here's a couple more pictures
Have had some requests for a couple more pictures. Like I said earlier we still need to finish the actual car part of the garage. Will start on it after the Gateway race. Will be complete by Christmas.
Another picture
Here's one of the kitchen area. The plan is to have space to entertain and show the cars. My wife Linda owned a bar/resteraunt for years. We run Nuveau Autosports together and wanted a nice place to bring people in and show of Formula First and she cooks in the kitchen area. It's kind of nice to be able to work on the cars and interact with her all at the same time
Shot into yet to be completed garage area
Hers a shot across the social area to the garage area. We will have our main office space there as well as a bar with big screen TV for watching races and playing back video. Not sure if we will have room yet but I'm considering taking my Caracal Chassis and setting it up as a simulator in this area also for young driver training as well as Old, Grey Haired, Over-weight driver training. LOL
One last photo
I wanted a different kind of countertop on the room divider wall that separates the garage/car area and the entertaining/sales area. We came up with the idea of cracked glass side lit with LED lighting. It ended up pretty cool especially in the evening. It's 1/4 tempered glass shattered the covered with 1/4 plate glass.
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