Where do you work on your car(s)?

[Mr Deagle]

customer cars, the black one is a dp 935 and it has 900 hp, the silver/ kinda dschwartz one is a 993 turbo w/o sunroof no undercoat and no other stuff....it has like 600

[PiercedE30]

nice whale tail's you have sitting there..........

[Mr Deagle]

ok, i guess im just showing off now.....but that is where i work on my cars

[Digitalwave]

My mom's garage still has 90% of my tools and such. I still lived there during the summers up until 2 years ago. Now I have to wrench in my drive way at my house in West Palm Beach, but I only have a socket set and a tool box filled with the essentials here. Once I find a permanent place I am transfering all my tools over here.

Sarasota house:






My driveway, at least it has shade after 2pm.

[Mike325]

This is where all the e30 magic happens.

[mitch500]

dude knock down the wall in between the garages.!

[YAN-3]

the "auto skillz center" on base, or for little stuff in my garage/driveway... you can see how BIG the garage really is!!!

[uofom3]

at my parents house - that has the most disorganized and messy garage ever. I'm glad i'll have a garage in the near future that is my own.

[325Projectz]

There is the shop in the background. 220v, 100amp, 80gal compressor, tig welder, lots of tools but never enough. We need to lift the roof 3ft to fit in our lo pro rotary lift and move some rafters around.

To the right of that is our storage/paint booth area thing.

[Rennsport]

Rennsport,

How much clearance do you have on the sides of your lift posts?

I have found a low rise two post lift that will fit in my garage based on height, but I am trying to determine if it will fit and not impinge too much on my boss', er wife's side of the garage.

there is plenty clearance in the secong bay, we have two seperate doors though. so it might be different if you only have one door. however we dont have the room to park a car in the second bay because of the three tool boxes, engines, parts, work bench, cabinets in that bay.

we have a high roof, but we still had to cut out the support beams and make our own. also the garge door has to be shut to lift the car up all the way.

hah, I spy an HPI banner. Neat. I was clicking through the thread, then back back back to get to the index and I saw just that corner and thought Ahha! I think thats recognizable. Thought it was that, then clicked back and saw nothing on this page so I went through it and my assumptions were correct. +1 for me.



Anyway, I work on my car in my driveway, the garage is full of stuff.

yep yep, we decorated the walls with posters and banners

[MIZTERIO]

the Bronx streets :nice:

[ivo316]

Just across the one lane street I live in, eractly where the car is in the pic. :)

I have a socket set and a wrench set, I even use the stock jack, I buy some tools every month.

I just bought a tool that is like a telescopic antenna with a screwdriver handle, on the tip it has a magnet, it's pretty handy to get to bolts and nuts that have fallen in tight places.

[808BMW]

My crooked driveway.
Got about 2 jacks, 8 jackstands, most of my needed tools but not a lot of specialty stuff.
Got a 25gal. tank + compressor and basic air tools, still lacking a lot of air stuff.

I really hate working on my driveway, you can't put all 4 tires in the air without the jackstands tipping. Anything especially crazy gets done at my mechanics house with me helping anyway, he only works in a carport but at least it's flat.

[erik325i]

I usually work on my car on the Hunter allignment lift at the shop I work at.
Once you start using a lift and airtools, it's hard to go back to using a jack and jackstands...

-Erik

[Justin B]

hah, I spy an HPI banner. Neat. I was clicking through the thread, then back back back to get to the index and I saw just that corner and thought Ahha! I think thats recognizable. Thought it was that, then clicked back and saw nothing on this page so I went through it and my assumptions were correct. +1 for me.



Anyway, I work on my car in my driveway, the garage is full of stuff.