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I need another project like another hole in my head but like a crackhead I can't help myself. ;)

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gr8dain said:
You have too many toys. I will offer to store them for you!!! ;)
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You are 100% correct. The ZR1 is up for sale and the '81 Scrambler will be soon. I like driving the Scrambler more than any around town just wish it had more power. I would have put the LS1 in it but I couldn't bear to take that original drive train out. The forum members will get first shot at it but it won't go cheap.
 
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Since I don't have a paper clip handy, here's the best I can do for size-

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zr10054 said:
I thought 50 x 100 was going to be big enough...Wrong again.
Now I have a 50 x 100 and a 30 x 50 and they are both full.
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We have a 25x25 garage, it's full. It has a 8x20 lean to on the back, it's full.
New "shed" is 36x48 with a loft. It's empty for now but most of the stuff in the other 2 are going in it.

I was originally going to build something around 32x36 but my awesome wife said go bigger. My selective hearing heard so I did!
 
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Almost done, concrete poured and sealed. Now on to the electrical, doors, and some plumbing. Should be able to squeeze a Jeep or two into this one.


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Okay, I'll ask.....how big is that? I do plan to build something....
 
I'm actually planning on narrowing some samurai axles, use the samurai transfer case, and use something to power it all. I picked up a V-twin SV650 also as a diner but I may not have enough room for it. I have to start loosely assembling parts so I can figure out what I'm working with.

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John N said:
Okay, I'll ask.....how big is that? I do plan to build something....
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Shed is 60'x105'. I don't have my blueprints at home but i believe the sidewalls are 20' or 22' tall. Main door is 18' tall. We went ahead and put the footers in so we can add lofts above both smaller side doors that will run for half the length of the shed. Here you can see my original 20'x40' shop in front of the new one. Makes the old shop even smaller. If you look close you can see one of the postals hanging out inside the small shed!

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New shed will be for storage only. All work will be done out of the smaller one. The smaller shed is getting gutted and redone next. We do have another 30'x90' Quonset shed about a mile from my house where we mainly store the projects and larger parts. I will post more pictures and info on the shed in my postal build once we get it totally done.
jerseyjeeps said:
Wow. I never thought a shed would trump a 67 jeepster..... :eek:
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I'm just impressed that Jersey is calling it a shed now instead of a barn! He's finally learning the plains lingo!


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I feel so small now. LOL I wish I would have sealed my floors before I moved in. I also wish I would have built one bay with a floor drain. I think anyone building a "shed" should consider doing both.
 
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