Simon ~ I'll take some pictures of it tommorow for you, its underneath half the house, couldn't be used for much else only a garage and its quite recent. It fits about 6 cars, 7 at a squeez! Still kind of half finished but its much better then having them outside as we're by the sea, not good for cars <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />
Brian ~ I didn't have time to do much this evening but put together a couple of other photos. Plenty more to put together tommorow i hope! All cars have quirks! It switched to the side window being half down later, then both went up and wouldn't go down. Now both are half down, it's kind of funny. Think we'll have to place bets on them <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> Love the mirror!
P.s we havn't got a chance to put in the carpets yet <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
Hi Jenny
Dare I say that is stunning. I am not a great fan of the reflex paint but I'm sure Brian (and Michael) wont mind me saying I think your interior exterior combination works a treat. My interior is black with dark (virtually black) wood and of course the chrome but I love your combination especially with the piping.
Fantastic car collection there!
Garage is great BTW but just a word of warning, the block and beam flooring above may drop a bit of concrete block (dust and tiny particles - imagine rubbing a lightweight conc block against a concrete surface) onto your car when the floor moves with temperature and time. Beware as (1) they are a cementitious compund and (2) if not washed off carefully will scratch the car as it is wiped.
I note that the garage door is a tight fit and your lighting/electrics are already in place so a complete false ceiling will be a hassle but you may wish to fix a few sheets of plasterboard (or some other material) just over where the cars will be?
Anyhow, back to the exciting bits, enjoy!!!
BtG
