Pics of where you work on your truck

Lets see some pics of your shops and how you set your shop up. I am thinking about build a new shop and I was looking for ideas on how to set it up(air, water, lights, tools, etc).

I aint got a picture but im builden a shop out back my moms house. She's moven and sellin me the house so it'll be mine soon. Its a big steel building i had a company come in and put it together. 2 over sized garage doors at each end. Real tall cielings. Gonna run some vents and i got some dowe rods with plastic around two car spots. Basically an oversized shower curtain goes all the way to the floor. So i can spray my truck with paint & primer. I'll have some plumbing in it so i runnen all the way through the shop with multiple outlets so i can tap into an air source just about every 10 feet or so. The shop will hold 4 cars with ALOT of room to work on'em at the same time. Gonna get a power generator from my dads old shop. And then ill invest in a stereo system with surround sound so i can hear it while i work. Once it's built ill snap some pictures of it. Gonna be my shop to do small paint jobs out of on the side till i can afford to do it full time. Will be fun. Still being built tho. They actually just started about a week ago. So now im just waiting for it to be good to go! But ill snap some pictures of it when it's completly done with the building construction! Good luck on yours!

i used to work on my truck here. now it juss chills in the garage.

Edited: 2/2/2007 11:05:33 AM by kadillakstyle

PUT UP A 25X30 STEEL BUILDING PICS AR FROM WHEN IT WAS EMPTY BUT NOW HAVE ALL MY TOOLS IN AND JUST WAITING ON THE ELECTRICIAN.





AND ONE BEFORE I HAD THE FLOOR POURED...

Edited: 2/2/2007 11:18:48 AM by CrucialNeon

I know it looks like a 2 car garage but its one of those look alikes thats really a 1 car garage. So not enough room in there to work & park it. So for now until i get my own house, this will have to do

Right in my driveway.

my messy ass garage!!

you can see me inside the trunk trying to make the wiring neater!

Edited: 2/3/2007 5:45:56 AM by gotair19