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Permagrinned
Drives: 2012 IBM 2SSRS M6 Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: MD
Posts: 160
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Gimme Shelter...
Hey guys, with Winter rapidly approaching I'm starting to make moves for buying my 2012. But before she gets here I want her to have a happy and loving home, and thats why I need some kind of shelter!
Shelter beyond the giant tree dying above the driveway Few options: -go with a single shelterlogic garage-in-a-box until something more stable is available. -go big or go home with a double wide aluminum carport (cons: $$$, no siding) -carcover and hope nothing terrible happens -rough it for a while and find a suitable shelter for winter of 2012 The car will be used as a "weekend car" most likely as my Civic can provide the commute and dangers of public parking btw tldr: Need shelter, what should I do? |
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When I built my first garage 20x24, I had a total of 4800.00 in it. Cheap investment if you ask me.
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Permagrinned
Drives: 2012 IBM 2SSRS M6 Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: MD
Posts: 160
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That really isn't bad at all, considering the chance of having it increases resale value a bit I'd imagine.
Does anyone else have any figures they ended up with? I'd bet I could shop around and have some DIY done |
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![]() Drives: 2013 SS Join Date: May 2011
Location: Tennessee
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You can check my other thread here for pics of mine. I have about $27k in mine so far. I did all the work myself, otherwise I couldnt afford it. I know thats not small change unless you're one of the ballers on this board.
I'd think that doing most of the work yourself you could do a reasonably sized 24'x20' or something similar for well under $10k for just the shell. Dont worry about finishing it inside yet, just get the outside done for now and finish the rest out of pocket a little at a time. Thats where I'm at now. A couple hundred bucks every other month and I get a little bit closer each time. This month it was a garage door opener. Last month it was some cheap epoxy paint on the floor(just half of the garage though). I try to wait for a sale or catch a deal on something here or there and its worked out good so far.
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1969 model wife. Factory stock, no mods. Redhead package. 2005 model son. Special ordered with the hell on wheels package. |
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