Mine might be too modern a version of vintage -- I wanted it to feel a little bit like 1962. I don't have a Morgan, so forgive the visit from a German car.
I'm a fan of garages. So here are some pictures of what I did with a two-car in Los Angeles. I think it's a good example of what can be done with a modest budget -- and a lot of time. I did all of it myself, from the sliding-door cabinets up top to the ceramic tile down below. My shoulders still remember digging out the hole for the hydraulic lift. Pretty much everything in the place is second-hand, repurposed or home-made.




Benches fold down from the wall:



It looks nice cleaned up, but it's a working garage:

And it's got a video, too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHqixjMXAboLast week, it got its own website:
The 12-Gauge Garage Website The car is a 1972 Porsche 911, fitted up (Frankenstein-style) with components from a few different eras of the model. Lots of information on it
here.