[sburns2421]

I saw this today and had to share it. The only one I know is the glass garage which has the gray Ferrari boxer, located in California. I have no idea where the rest of these are located, probably behind big iron gates to keep the riff-raff out. The cars are almost window dressing, mix and match whatever exotic you want and the garage would still be what you look at.

Incredible.

World's Most Beautiful GARAGES & Exotics: Insane GARAGE PICTURE THREAD! 50+ Pics! - Luxury4Play.com

 

[Busy Little Shop]

Whoa... the Busy Little Shop can't hold a candle to those high dollar cribs...

 

[lushbaugh-00'748]

too bad...

90% of those are not garages.... they are parking spaces and storage's. garages have tools where people work on things and empty beer bottles and blood stains,oil stains, etc.

 

[bensexcessbikes]

cool thread, thnx.

 

[998R]

Many of the photos looked authentic...but there was a lot of PhotoShop edits in some of them...

 

[lushbaugh-00'748]

hmmm

Many of the photos looked authentic...but there was a lot of PhotoShop edits in some of them...

where??? i missed the chop

 

[998R]

Interior lighting in the garages (especially exterior shots with the garage interiors brightly illuminated), reworked cars, etc. Some of them look to be actual garages with the cars PS'd in. Many of the photos are far less "retouched"...all IMHO of course!

 

[whitw wings]

Wow, puts my garages to shame, In fact, I'm imbarresesd to post my garages for the fear you guys would blow up the photos and find some flaws or chicken strips on my bikes and cars or something...

Should we start our own thread featuring the "shops" we're all proud of?

 

[lushbaugh-00'748]

Wow, puts my garages to shame, In fact, I'm imbarresesd to post my garages for the fear you guys would blow up the photos and find some flaws or chicken strips on my bikes and cars or something...

Should we start our own thread featuring the "shops" we're all proud of?

as long as you work on things in your garage, and ride your bike who cares man, just my two cents

 

[Jami6989]

Should we start our own thread featuring the "shops" we're all proud of?

Like this one?
http://www.speedzilla.com/forums/ho...what-does-your-garage-workshop-look-like.html

 

[whitw wings]

Oh ya, That's right, thanks Jaimi1 I knew I kept you around for a reason!

It's just that MY garage is always changing.

 

[sburns2421]

I think for a typical middle-class guy just having a bay equipped with basic tools and maybe a bike lift is doing pretty good. I still like looking at what is possible with cubic money though.

Here is another thread over on Ferrarichat
Enzo Garage - Page 15 - FerrariChat.com

This guy owns a Carrera GT, Ferrari F40, and an Enzo. No telling how much he spent remodelling his garage, $150k? It actually looks quite modest compared to the ones in the first post. Having custom four-post lifts made with underlift lighting, and hundreds of hand made tiles for the walls can't be cheap...

There is another guy on the thread (noted Ferrari collector James Glickenhaus). His garage is fairly plain in comparison. I guess having a $5M, one of a kind Pininfarina rebodied Enzo P4/5 makes up for it...

 

[PSk]

I think for a typical middle-class guy just having a bay equipped with basic tools and maybe a bike lift is doing pretty good. I still like looking at what is possible with cubic money though.

Here is another thread over on Ferrarichat
Enzo Garage - Page 15 - FerrariChat.com

This guy owns a Carrera GT, Ferrari F40, and an Enzo. No telling how much he spent remodelling his garage, $150k? It actually looks quite modest compared to the ones in the first post. Having custom four-post lifts made with underlift lighting, and hundreds of hand made tiles for the walls can't be cheap...

There is another guy on the thread (noted Ferrari collector James Glickenhaus). His garage is fairly plain in comparison. I guess having a $5M, one of a kind Pininfarina rebodied Enzo P4/5 makes up for it...

The difference is James' workshop was actually setup for working on his cars ... the other types are for er, parking cars.

I agree with lushbaugh-00'748, if you can't work on your car or bike in the shed then it isn't a shed. It's like some have let their wives design their shed as well ... :wtf
Pete

 

[drthompson65]

Poverty sure does suck.

 

[union]

Ok so how about the average garage thread?

This is where I live...

Some old photos of where my race bike lives
No good shots that actually show the working space good without a bike in the center.

 

[DesperateSP2]

I agree with the above comment: some pictures look doctored.
For no other reason that most of those cars would need a pan under the engine to catch oil.
I've seen plenty of garages housing exotica in my life but most of them don't hold a candle to your average garage.
The RC45 I went to see a while ago (the one I talked about with you Larry) was housed with other tasty bikes and cars in a dusty warehouse with no protection at all.
My father housed his Ferrari in the corner of a warehouse... but at least he put some old sheets on it!
Agan I saw some old Suzuki RG500 racers housed in the most despicable conditions possible but I'll stop right here because it really saddens me.

 

[whitw wings]

Ok so how about the average garage thread?

This is where I live...

Working on bikes AND beat's from what I see in the corner.

 

[dj_wawa]

I see turntables!!!:rockon

 

[Jami6989]

2 turntables and a microphone!:rockon

 

[woodmanr]

not exactly polished but works nicely