Some garage make over pix.
#46
03-19-2007, 02:43 AM
Originally Posted by speedraver
My setup right now runs around 9K from the HRE website. I paid under 7K last year including tires. They are 20" HRE 540Rs 9.5" fronts and 10.5" rears and have a brushed aluminum finish with clear coat and Falken Azenis ST-115 tires. I'm sure you can find a better deal than 9K including tires.
http://www.hrewheels.com
Good luck!
-john / speedraver
http://www.hrewheels.com
Good luck!
-john / speedraver
#47
03-19-2007, 02:46 AM
#49
03-19-2007, 10:43 AM
Great looking job.....your floor and the cabinets look fantastic.
You really did some transformation on that garage....Good taste in posters too I might add.....
I did my car floor with a cheapie floor epoxy, and now I will have to do it over in the warmer weather since it began lifting and peeling where the tires constantly make contact......
Once again ......kudos to you for your work....what a drastic improvement.
You really did some transformation on that garage....Good taste in posters too I might add.....
I did my car floor with a cheapie floor epoxy, and now I will have to do it over in the warmer weather since it began lifting and peeling where the tires constantly make contact......
Once again ......kudos to you for your work....what a drastic improvement.
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03-19-2007, 10:58 AM
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#53
03-19-2007, 12:23 PM
Originally Posted by b00stedjustin
+100000. Also, I have to tease you for the harry potter poster lol!!
Maybe when I get a big 4'x6' bus stop poster of something cool, I'll replace it..... actually, I'll probably put my oem hood there when I put on the Top Secret CF hood on my car.
And yeah, my wife's cool about the garage, she actually really likes it... but if she didn't, I'd be like, "Um, so, uh.... who bought this place again??"
"Yeah, that's what I thought."
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#54
03-19-2007, 12:27 PM
Originally Posted by DaVeeD
thats freakin sweet john ... but your missing one main thing in your garage ... a toolbox filled with tools =)
O and since you in manhattan now ... lets have our mini meets more often .. im like 5 minutes from manhattan .. mini meet at coffee bean on pier ave =)
O and since you in manhattan now ... lets have our mini meets more often .. im like 5 minutes from manhattan .. mini meet at coffee bean on pier ave =)
We should meet up.... hope the weather gets better too.... plus, I'm waiting to hear from someone regarding their front bumper they're trying to sell so if I end up getting it, I'll put it on along with the new TS CF hood.
That damn paint chip on my oem hood is still buggin' the hell outta me....
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03-19-2007, 10:50 PM
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#56
03-19-2007, 11:51 PM
Originally Posted by Silver350GT
nice but where are the tools? And work bench? I guess you don't actually work on the car
After a year or so, it'll probably be full o' junk, that's why I'm taking pix now while it's still new....
#57
03-20-2007, 12:02 AM
Originally Posted by speedraver
Thanks, we'll be there for a while cuz it's in a nice & safe area... plus, housing costs here in Los Angeles suck so we were lucky with this one. I just visited my cousin in Sugarland, TX last week and DAMN, the houses there are nice and about 1/3 the price of L.A. houses and have a huge front/back yards!
Yes, the floor is very easy to clean.... just wipe the mess right off. It's also got a 7 year warranty which is great.
Damn, a garage with a lift... that's hard core... plus, all my friends would be buggin' the hell out of me. Heck, if I had a friend that had one, I would be there all the time.
As for a fridge for beer, maybe later on. I have my Craftsman tool chest inside the cabinets hidden away, but my friends say keep it outside to show it off. I like it hidden away personally....
Thanks for all the positive comments!
-john / speedraver
Yes, the floor is very easy to clean.... just wipe the mess right off. It's also got a 7 year warranty which is great.
Damn, a garage with a lift... that's hard core... plus, all my friends would be buggin' the hell out of me. Heck, if I had a friend that had one, I would be there all the time.
As for a fridge for beer, maybe later on. I have my Craftsman tool chest inside the cabinets hidden away, but my friends say keep it outside to show it off. I like it hidden away personally....
Thanks for all the positive comments!
-john / speedraver
#58
03-20-2007, 12:46 AM
Originally Posted by StockG35
I live in Sugar Land, TX also.....I love my back/front yard...so many more homes are being built and sold...
Girls, cars, parties, lifestyle, surfing, snowboarding, weather, nightlife, things to do, places to go ... etc.
Each his own...
#59
04-07-2007, 11:07 AM
Whoa! You live in Manhattan Beach now. I live right around the corner from you. I pass your place every morning when I go to work. You live in those new Fusion homes right? Nice buy, and you're gonna love MB.
If you see my coupe, be sure to rev or honk or give me the middle finger
Nice to know a G35Driver is around the bend.
See you around!
If you see my coupe, be sure to rev or honk or give me the middle finger
Nice to know a G35Driver is around the bend.See you around!
