Well, I'm 90% there. Insulation, wiring, lighting, heat, phone, stereo, ventilation for the paint booth, drywall, ceiling... Oh yeah, and I've got Air Conditioning for it too 8)
More pics at:
http://www.cbr600rr.com/gallery/album60
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Jeff,
Is that the garage in the back? As in, not the attached one?
Cool. Let's see a more exciting paint scheme next year! :) :P
QuoteCool. Let's see a more exciting paint scheme next year! :) :P
Yeah!
Our's has textured paint and wainscoting.
;)
QuoteCool. Let's see a more exciting paint scheme next year! :) :P
Yeah, I just got done painting the top half of mine white and the bottom 46"s are painted gray to match my epoxied floor. :P I think that you should out-do me next year with a nice checker board pattern. ;D
I wish that I had the air conditioning though...
Dude, a man after my own heart, but you need the motormat! Just put mine in and it is good for at least 2 seconds, depending on the track ;).
Yeah Nate, that's the back garage... I need the front garage for the wife's car & my van (although they're outside at the moment).
I hope to have a decent paintjob this next year :) This will be my 4th year painting my stuff myself, and the 3rd year with my own equipment (HVLP gun, decent compressor). I've learned a lot. It should turn out decent.
I just need to see if the 04 bodywork will fig on the 05 bike...
Not too concerned with the quality of the paint job, but you need a design! And colors.
Let me know if you need some help!
I hear ya Jack... We'll see what can be done. The biggest thing is the time it all takes. If I can get a couple sets of bodywork setup beforehand that will work. Black/white was the easiest and quickest, and above all, the easiest to repair...
No girlie posters in the garage ???
Jeff's a gentleman, and he has youngn's
Looks good!
I'm jealous.
Is that enough work space on the work table there to keep you from having to do work on the garage floor?
QuoteJeff's a gentleman, and he has youngn's
Alexa... and, your point is? ;D
Jeff, I'll donate some gentleman-like girlie posters.
QuoteAlexa... and, your point is? ;D
Jeff, I'll donate some gentleman-like girlie posters.
Rock on!
Jeff Kufalk
W250 N7787 Hillside Lane
Sussex, WI 53089
And there's a girlie calendar that my WIFE brought for me, but it's up in the front garage... No bikes in it though so it's pretty disappointing. LOL...
The one bench won't be enough space, but I'm not done with benches, shelving, etc yet. Time & money... Time & money...
You need to get a poster of this racer: :)
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hey jeff where are you located at? some people i know have a company that specialize in garage "finishing", meaning epoxie painting the floors, custum cabnitry, organizational stuff, etc. i'm working on getting mine done rite now. so far the floor is all i have done. and btw it looks awsome. ;D
I'm in S.E. Wisconsin (outside of Milwaukee)
As for paying anyone for anything, I'm one cheap guy... Sure, for another $3k I could have an incredible shop, but hey, $3k is a tire budget...
...and Jeff has his priorities straight. :P ;) ;D
Amen Alexa! I mean, why save for a college education for the kids when I can teach them gear ratios, timing, capacities etc right at the track!
i can't argue with you on that. i got a really good deal on it, and am doing it in stages, otherwise i probley couldn't do it.