Amost done with the garage.
03-26-2010, 10:04 AM
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Amost done with the garage. We just finished phase 2 of my 30' x 20' garage/gym this weekend.
18' x 20' garage
12' x 20' gym
You can see that I decided to keep the garage slab sloped so that the water will run off when I wash the cars.
I made the gym slab leveled.
Pic of the Z's sitting outside while the garage is finished:
Garage & Gym Pics:
1 front
2 rear
3 gym right side
4 gym left side
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18' x 20' garage
12' x 20' gym
You can see that I decided to keep the garage slab sloped so that the water will run off when I wash the cars.
I made the gym slab leveled.
Pic of the Z's sitting outside while the garage is finished:
Garage & Gym Pics:
1 front
2 rear
3 gym right side
4 gym left side
5
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8
Last edited by PERFECT Z28; 03-30-2010 at 01:13 PM. Reason: typo...lol
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03-29-2010, 04:16 PM
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Sorry guys, LOL...fixed...damn crooked fingers...
It rarely rains hard enough here for the hill to bring down too much soil, but when it does, I have mud pit in my back yard...well a clat pit really.
I've talked to the property owners about taking a backhoe back there and clearing some of that soil to reduce run off.
If you take a look at the REAR pic, u'll notice the slab is raised about 8" off of the ground, I had a small ridge built the sides of foundation to prevent soil errosion.
I'll also be building a small retaing wall in the near future.
It rarely rains hard enough here for the hill to bring down too much soil, but when it does, I have mud pit in my back yard...well a clat pit really.
I've talked to the property owners about taking a backhoe back there and clearing some of that soil to reduce run off.
If you take a look at the REAR pic, u'll notice the slab is raised about 8" off of the ground, I had a small ridge built the sides of foundation to prevent soil errosion.
I'll also be building a small retaing wall in the near future.
04-01-2010, 10:42 AM
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I bought 2 yards of gravel from a local pit yard.
$30 a yard
I'm gonna have to go get some more when I have some free time.
Its a good base for the concrete I'm gonna have poured later on.
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bringing the 1st load, had to move the '81 Z out of the way
instant slam...lol
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finished spreading the 1st load, about to unload the 2nd load
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2nd load
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finished spreading the 2nd load last night but it was too dark to take pics, so I took a couple this morning
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$30 a yard
I'm gonna have to go get some more when I have some free time.
Its a good base for the concrete I'm gonna have poured later on.
1
bringing the 1st load, had to move the '81 Z out of the way
instant slam...lol
2
finished spreading the 1st load, about to unload the 2nd load
3
2nd load
4
finished spreading the 2nd load last night but it was too dark to take pics, so I took a couple this morning
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04-01-2010, 11:09 AM
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It's my birth year Z, '81. 
I'll be dropping a LT1/T56 into her pretty soon.
It will be a total swap, interior & all.
I have the N90's waiting to be refurbished.
I'll be dropping a LT1/T56 into her pretty soon.
It will be a total swap, interior & all.
I have the N90's waiting to be refurbished.