Since the section titled "Garage" just has pictures of everyone's cars taken where ever, I thought it might be more fun to see pics of people's garage with their cars in them. I already saw Dragsternut's with the crossfire and a lift with a car on top and one underneath, that was cool. Which prompted me to go out and take a pic of ours. Instead of listing the cars you drove before the xf, let's see what you have now . I'll start:



Pardon the mess!

 

nice set up....the "ss" camaros in white/anniversary cars...are they the extremely rare...less than 100 or so...special engine cars?

i see your into the f-body cars...i always liked the white 89' trans am anniversary with the gn turbo engine.

 

Dang, when I see that garage I think of that song, were in the money, were in the money.
Talk about disposable income. 2 LS1's 2 LT1's and a 3.2 MB and a LS6 for good measure. LOL I will rebut with my best garage though not current. :-D

Didn't want to leave out the gold wing either.

 

MI Roadster I see you've got what looks like a F440 in the foreground. Where do you race it? I drove one at Mid-Ohio back around 1980.

No pics but I've got a 65 Corvair Spyder Coupe in pieces in the front garage and a Caldwell D-13 FV in the back one.

 

Hey where is the beanstock !

 

MI Roadster. You have a car park!!!

 

1968 HEMI Dodge Charger R/T undergoing restoration



2002 Pontiac Firebird Y87 convertible




2004 HEMI Dodge Durango SLT

 

What about the Z06? and that looks like one hot go kart with the canned pipe in front.

It's not what's in the garage that counts, it's what is in the house!

Right MI.

 

a LS6 for good measure = Z06, you got me on that kart, just noticed it now, i thought it was a slick with parts on top of it lol. Good Call.

 

Andrew,
The camaro's, 1 is just the regular LT-1 Anniversary car, the other is #65 of 100 LT-4 SS Camaros. They are pretty rare, and this one has less than 600 miles on it.

Bullseye,
Nice garage yourself.
Next to the Camaros is our daughter's track ride. '98 Firebird with a Woodrow Josey LT-1. Made for the track only. We got the motor freshened and hope it does better this year, it's always giving us problems. I think there is some kind of gremlin in it! Last year she did low 11's,and it should be in the high 10's easy. The Vette on the rack is a 50th anniversary convertible, and the Black one on the ground is the Z06 he got when I got my Crossfire. Those were our anniversary presents to each other . The bikes under the vette are an '01 Gold Wing (good eye) and an '01 Soft Tail Duce Harley. We don't get to ride them too often because too much traffic, even in the boonies here where we live.

John Webster,
I'm not sure what an F440 is. That's an '03 UnderCover Dragster built in Florida. My husband races it in the 8.90 class at NHRA races. it goes 175mph at 8.90 and with a throttle stop and a 555 Reher Morrison crate motor. Not sure what it runs uncapped.

Dan,
No beanstock. Just a lot of years with lot's of hard work to get here, and someone who likes toys. Not unfamiliar to many on this forum, I'm sure!

English Bob,
And that's not even all of it.

HEMICharger/Durango,
Nice cars. How long do you think till you finish the Charger?

MBEPIC,
Actually, it's my other half that matters .
House isn't bad either. But it's not exactly 10,000 sq. ft. We're just about empty nesters, what would we do in a house THAT big??
Having a lot of stuff is cool, but all that stuff in that garage doesn't get used enough, living here in MI. They are all nice weather cars! Going in there makes winter even more depressing, so I get to have a couple warm weather vacations in winter to help ease the pain, lol! Being from Canada, I'm sure you know how it is!

Now keep posting pics of your garages! They don't have to be the taj mahal to be interesting!

 

I am looking at 2 years. Maybe a little longer if I pick up a Crossfire. That pic is not recent. The car is now a shell. Body and paint are done. Engine and trans are done and installed. No interior or trim work done yet. Other mechanical work still needs to be done (brakes, rear, suspension etc.).

 

I feel like the poor cousin! Crossfire lives outside where all cars belong. My garage is full of vintage motorcycles. Actually, car owner, motorcycles and even the garage itself are all vintage!

04 Coupe

 

Family Car: Dodge Magnum, Vanilla. Date Car: Thunderbird, Merlot. My toy: Xfire 6 spd.

 

I think the Magnum should be the date car. More room, hehe!

JK

 

Picture of my crossfire in garage.

 

Another...

 

Another...

 

You mean I need something besides my Crossfire SRT6?!?!?

 

Well, as my daily driver my Crossfire has to live outside most of the time and has to share occasional garage space with my other projects. With limited space I have to allocate workshop space on an 'as required' basis. Currently the 911 and VW are in restoration so have first dibs on garage space. The 911 will be pressed into service as the daily driver in the coming months (once I get some paint back on it!), and that's when the Crossfire will come in for some serious work.

Here's the 'fleet':

 

Rabidraider - What do you have covering your garage floor under your Crossfire?