I'm luvin' the flag system.
Excuse my ignorance regarding Swifts, but were the rear brake calipers always mounted rear of the axle? Really, just wondering.
Nice looking car and shop space.
Pru
I'm luvin' the flag system.
Excuse my ignorance regarding Swifts, but were the rear brake calipers always mounted rear of the axle? Really, just wondering.
Nice looking car and shop space.
Stephen Adams
RF92 Van Diemen FFord
1980 Lola T540 FFord
Hmm...
Cannot say 100%, but I tend to believe this is the case given the way the brake lines are routed. That is, the plumbing would not be as clean if running the rear calipers on the leading edge...Originally Posted by old 59
Chris Pruett
Swift DB1
Trying to attach a picture of the new shop. See if it works.
Competition One Racing
racer6@mchsi.com
Love the Brickyard Stripe !
"An analog man living in a digital world"
My shop would've been that clean....but the cleaning lady doesn't come till Monday.
Isn't it cool how an FE can create so much downforce it can stick to the ceiling!
Competition One Racing
racer6@mchsi.com
Heh, fixed that for you Steve. Holy crap, I have seen Mercedes showrooms that weren't that clean. You building microprocessors in there?
Wow.
"..........so that is where she as been, I have missed her
the last 35 years .........................."
YUP ....delivered that way from the CA manufacture in 1985 ..........
EJ
Swift db-1 (019-85) / Ducati Paso Ltd SS / 70 Triumph "Bonnie"
Plantation (Ft.Lauderdale)/SCCA-Florida Region 37 years
JGenerotti's friend, dad, mechanic, assoc. sponsor, etc.
New shop looks great Steve, I like the LED ceiling lights. -Dave
New JDC motorsports shop
Well we outgrew our shop in Lakeville (on page 1 of this thread) we moved into a brand new shop this past fall (old shop was 5K square feet) which is 24,000 square Ft.
Still a work in progress-Dave
It is not the size that matters.....
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Maris Kazia ,CEO
EuroKraft Inc Racing
Circuito do Sol
2014 Radical SR 3 RSX, 2x Tatuus FA 01
BMW HP2 .BMW K1200 R.Porsche 996 Carerra 4s
Great looking shop, Dave.Well we outgrew our shop in Lakeville (on page 1 of this thread) we moved into a brand new shop this past fall (old shop was 5K square feet) which is 24,000 square Ft.
Still a work in progress
Forgive my ignorance, but what's the lone carbon tub you've got there?
Andrew Spencer
1990 Red Devil F500
Thanks Dave. Your new place looks awesome as well!
Competition One Racing
racer6@mchsi.com
Now add 6 to 10 inches of show tonight
With a P2 and ITE load into the trailer in 6 days
My MN garage, before we sold it (with the attached house) last Dec. Now building a new one in CO. (Clearly, the garage was cleaned up for the Realty photos!)
Steve Barkley
1969 Palliser-Winkelmann WDF1 FF1600
Well, racingflyboy, perhaps you'll get your new home built with the proper square footage formula in place. Race car garage LARGER than living space.(please don't let your wife see this - we'd still like to come visit.
"An analog man living in a digital world"
Too late Kirk! First of all, the Formula got inverted. G=H/4, or something like thatWell, racingflyboy, perhaps you'll get your new home built with the proper square footage formula in place. Race car garage LARGER than living space.I lost space and my stairway to the basement shop. Oh well, I should have enough space, it is heated, plus I had the roof trusses built to withstand an I-Beam loaded with a FF! Built in crane. Secondly, my wonderful wife has seen your post, but you and your much better half are still welcome to come visit anytime. Oh, and we got several more inches of snow today!
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Steve Barkley
1969 Palliser-Winkelmann WDF1 FF1600
No Problem Andrew, that is a Imsa lites tub that was being built when I took the photo in November, its now a running car as of last week.-Dave
Well then I win. I have NO space!
Cabin Fever...
my garage is snowed in, its 0 degrees out today, -10 with the wind,,,
www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=164013&page=5
This is a great site for real garage builds.
Post #135
Is that a FJR1300 I see in your garage. Nice bike, very nice garage. Oh, the cars are not bad either!!
Craig
My humble workplace
24x40 built in 1975 for ~$5000. Has through-the-wall gas heater, ceiling fan, exhaust fan and insulation.
Holds my tow vehicle ('74 G30 Chevy Van), toy car for the street ('93 RX7), the race car, and a very basic machine shop.
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Dave Weitzenhof
Everybody take note that Sherri's car sits outside......
Yea - they really DO suck!
My best garage amenity is padded carpeting in my work area. The old bones don't like bare concrete anymore
"An analog man living in a digital world"
My humble workplace
Everybody take note that Sherri's car sits outside......
Actually, it's not quite that bad - our 2-car attached garage is for her car and my winter beater...
The lawn stuff lives in a small enclosed shed attached to the back of the attached garage.
The racecar garage is 100' behind the house.
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Dave Weitzenhof
OCD
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I have a problem, but I am getting better, 12 month NVD (net vehicle deficit ) -2
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