Stenod Performance...new for '06!!
02-09-2006, 06:05 PM
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Stenod Performance...new for '06!! Here are some pictures of the new addition to the shop. We are putting in a 750 sq. ft. showroom, new front office, waiting/lunch room and expanding or storage loft to 1,100 sq. ft. We also moved the lifts to the back wall of the shop. I'll let Stenod chime in here and tell you a little more about it! I put pics form before and after so you get an idea of what we are doing. Hope you like it! :icon_smil
View from the shop of storage loft
Old front office...now waiting/lunch room
Parts room...now parts showroom:rockwoot:
More storage rooms...now Stenod's new office! :hay:
View from the shop of storage loft
Old front office...now waiting/lunch room
Parts room...now parts showroom:rockwoot:
More storage rooms...now Stenod's new office! :hay:
02-09-2006, 06:11 PM
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Looks good guys!! I might have to stop by when im at w2w in a few weeks droping off a customers car for some tuning. Need to get that black car done!! Milan opens in 8 weeks.. Steve T.
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02-09-2006, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Leo@GMRSPEED
Nice setup guys. Are you guys building everything or contracting it out?
Now they can give you the official answer but figured I'd chime in and give them some props where they are due!
02-09-2006, 11:05 PM
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They do all the fabrication (cages, turbo systems, whatever) and stuff and have a few local resources as far as motor buliding goes but everything else is all in-house from what I've seen...they've done a ton of things for me and it's clear they have a lot of experience with building cars.
Now they can give you the official answer but figured I'd chime in and give them some props where they are due!
Now they can give you the official answer but figured I'd chime in and give them some props where they are due!
Thanks for the explanation though! 
Leo, yes Joe is getting all the work contracted out to a general contractor who is doing all the work. We did most of the demolition work before they really went to work. The pictures don't do the space any justice. After the walls went up there was the light that went off above Joe's head wondering what he was going to do with all the space. It's going to be great when it's all done.
02-09-2006, 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by LTLHOMER
They do all the fabrication (cages, turbo systems, whatever) and stuff and have a few local resources as far as motor buliding goes but everything else is all in-house from what I've seen...they've done a ton of things for me and it's clear they have a lot of experience with building cars.
Now they can give you the official answer but figured I'd chime in and give them some props where they are due!
Now they can give you the official answer but figured I'd chime in and give them some props where they are due!
Um yea I meant the addiditions, to the shop, ... lol I know the Stenod guys, good guys had dinner with them at PRI.... so yea......
02-09-2006, 11:08 PM
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Man I remember when we first moved into our space we had to build everything... sucks while you are in the process.... oh so nice when you are done. Good luck with everything.
