Man Caves

Much better than a country club membership

WOW !!! That's a serious mancave. And I thought that I had a nice one..... I better start all over !!

Here's another noteworthy man-cave. Be sure to check out the video at the bottom of this link:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...arrier-elevator.html

Heine,

Love your garage too, especially the ceiling mounted projector - you can have a drive-in movie experience in your car, right in your own garage! Cool!

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Originally posted by garth66:
Here's another noteworthy man-cave. Be sure to check out the video at the bottom of this link:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...arrier-elevator.html

All that money on the garage and looks like he ran out of funds for cars to put in it!

I suppose all those sterile garages are great for relaxing, watching the game, polishing the tail pipe and perhaps, the occasional kidney transplant , but I prefer a different venue. A garage loaded with 20 years of collected power tools, hardware, electrical components, adhesives, paint, various hardwoods, and the entire line of Mothers products

There are very few projects I can't start and finish and never leave the garage!

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I suppose all those sterile garages are great for relaxing, watching the game, polishing the tail pipe and perhaps, the occasional kidney transplant , but I prefer a different venue. A garage loaded with 20 years of collected power tools, hardware, electrical components, adhesives, paint, various hardwoods

I Couldn't Agree More!!!!!!!

You're absolutely right, Dave !

Therefore I have 2 garages...

This is "the dirty one"

He're we're fixing a timingbelt on my friends 1973 Lamborghini Urraco


Here I'm doing brakework on my friends 1939 Olds. A car that I bought in the Bay Area 6 years ago on my vacation.

Man o Man, Your cave is superb

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we're fixing a timingbelt on my friends 1973 Lamborghini Urraco

I was parked next to that Urraco at Saturday's Bella Italia in Nyborg. Owner has a Pantera, an Espada and a Miura as well. Denmark is so small that we all know each other, almost. Another advantage of Denmark is that the climate makes supercars rust, so you can pick them up for no money.

too clean for me too ...

here's mine, the tools are in the workshop and the grey one is light and fast !

I haven't posted in a while as I have been quite busy but.... this picture really moves me!! I absolutely love this garage and its inhabitants! I can only imagine starting these cars on a Sunday morning and ripping through the town at sunrise, excellent!!!

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Originally posted by "72 GTS:
too clean for me too ...

here's mine, the tools are in the workshop and the grey one is light and fast !

VERY nice collection of cars you have there....... 1973 RS Clone ? What engine do You have in it ?

I sold my loving 1974 Carrera to finance my Pantera dream. Someday I will have a Porsche AND a Pantera in my garage as well !!

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Originally posted by No Quarter:

I was parked next to that Urraco at Saturday's Bella Italia in Nyborg. Owner has a Pantera, an Espada and a Miura as well. Denmark is so small that we all know each other, almost. Another advantage of Denmark is that the climate makes supercars rust, so you can pick them up for no money.

Yeah, and he have a 1969 Corvette roadster too.

That Urraco is a wonderful car. Really like the styling....

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Originally posted by danishcarnut:

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Originally posted by "72 GTS:
too clean for me too ...

here's mine, the tools are in the workshop and the grey one is light and fast !

VERY nice collection of cars you have there....... 1973 RS Clone ? What engine do You have in it ?

I sold my loving 1974 Carrera to finance my Pantera dream. Someday I will have a Porsche AND a Pantera in my garage as well !!

You shouldn't have sell it !
It's a 73RS on a 72S basis, the engine is the right 2.7L MFI, I built everything (almost) on the car (engine brakes decals ... )It has amazing throttle response like those old Porsche's, much better than every other car from this era ... The exciting comming project is to build a gr4 FIA car, thanks to all the guy that already helped me : Scott, Mike, Brent, Lee, THE cowboy, and more
kind regards from France

Here's another cool garage; well, not exactly a "man cave" but a cool automated parking garage in Singapore. I sure wouldn't mind a glass wall in my living room to admire my collection.
http://www.wimp.com/millionairescars/