Moved in to my new shop :)

[equate975]

Just got my junk in there today. The owner still has a lot of his stuff in there but hes getting it all cleared out for me. The guy is a HUGE packrat and saves EVERYTHING, I should have taken "before" pictures. You couldn't even walk through it.

Its heated
Has an air compressor (I brought my own though)
And I have access to a lift.

So its pretty sweet, heres some pics I took.

M3 In ;)


My junk


His air comp, a heater, tons of crap, and several electrical violations lol


Back shelf with his crap on it


The shop is in an L shape, I can easily fit two cars in here, w00t parts car place!


Shelves I doubt I will ever use lol


Looking out


This is some of the crap right outside my shop







Full frontal of the place



/stoked

[Mastrcruse]

Pretty cool

I will come and get that mustang for you, if you want it out of there of course.

[TwoJ's]

What would happen if the place burned to the ground and your M went with it? Your insurance wouldn't cover it, would it?

[Jordan]

I'd park outside IMO.

[JasonC]

Corvair FTW!!!!!!

[M42Technik]

Hahaa Jason we should change your member title to "Musclecar Fan" or something, you crack me up!

[equate975]

What would happen if the place burned to the ground and your M went with it? Your insurance wouldn't cover it, would it?

Yes

[TwoJ's]

Yes

How? Isn't auto insurance just there to cover theft and colissions? I know that if your car were destroyed if your house burned down, your auto insurance would not replace it, home owner's would. But you don't have this shop insured, and I'm sure that guy is not insured for renting his shop out. So who is responsible?

I'm not trying to be contradictory and shit, just wondering. I'd be scared to leave a valueable car there.

[Court M3]

nice to get to work on getting the ///M cleaned up :)

[equate975]

How? Isn't auto insurance just there to cover theft and colissions? I know that if your car were destroyed if your house burned down, your auto insurance would not replace it, home owner's would. But you don't have this shop insured, and I'm sure that guy is not insured for renting his shop out. So who is responsible?

I'm not trying to be contradictory and shit, just wondering. I'd be scared to leave a valueable car there.

Storage insurance. I brought this up with my agent a few years back, and I double check every year before I put it back in.

If the building collapses, burns down, floods, etc... and my car is destoryed I get compensated for it.

[equate975]

nice to get to work on getting the ///M cleaned up :)

Yeah got a few bugs in the engine and suspension. Going in for body work and primer in october. Paint come spring.

[TwoJ's]

Storage insurance. I brought this up with my agent a few years back, and I double check every year before I put it back in.

If the building collapses, burns down, floods, etc... and my car is destoryed I get compensated for it.

Well there you go. I didn't know such a thing existed, but I guess if athletes can insure their legs, you can pretty much insure anything.

[Brinkley]

Consider that foxbody sold!!!! j/k

[Jand3rson]

Holy fucking shit, that corner/electrical panel is the scariest fucking thing I've ever seen.

I wouldn't park my car in there if that was the only place I had to park.

[Raxe]

No offense, but I have to agree. I'd rather throw a tarp over it and stick it outside..