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Those are New Yorks new plates no less. They were white/blue. A few years back they went to the new yellow/blue. You can still run the old plates if you still have them. Wish I didn't have to run a front plate. Even if you put it up in the windshield it is a ticket.

That is only the one building lol.. I have two smaller carports around plus the shop I work out of and I am still out of room. Can never have too much storage. I can not see anything sitting out in the rain, snow, sun etc. But back to the topic for the 2200 you spent it is a great building...

I have two, First one come from carolina carports and it is 18x21 same setup as yours. The next one was from elephants structures and is 24x41 enclosed sides and vertical roof.... Both have held up very good. For the money you can't go wrong for storage. If I were to do it again I would of got...

I agree with you. Base paint I keep giving light coats until I get the color built up. For the clear I do very light coats.. as you said the first coat almost looks textured which gives the next coat something to grab on to and so on. Get no runs this way. Same goes for single stages, light...

Wow good to know. I could see if you were doing multiple cars how wetsanding could be a pain. The extra money for the gun would save a lot of hours later. Also the 3m cutting compound isn't the cheapest stuff.

I ended up with orange peel in the camaro pictured above. It wasn't bad and most people would of said it looked great. But if you can prime/paint a car what is one more one step with wetsanding. Isn't to hard. Took 1500 followed by 2000 sand paper and then buffed it out with 2 different style...

I use that gun to do engine bays and primer... I used the next step up habor freight(I think 50-75 don't remember to do entire car) Here is the results of the small gun no wet sanding Duster engine bay Duster top of fenders, cowl and roof The better HF gun..Painted in an open front car...

I use a bendpak 9000lb 2 post extra wide lift. I have the low ceiling model so the cables and hose run across the floor under a plate. I only have 10 ft ceiling. Been using it everyday for 8 years or so with only changing the cables once. I want to get a 4 post lift in the other garage to make...

I use one in my shop and works great. I lined the bottom with bricks coming up the sides a bit.First one lasted 4 years and this year built a new one. Heats my shop with zero issues. I just don't leave it lit over night when I am not in there.

I used elephant structures...carport.com 24x41 installed for under 6k. Vertical roof with enclosed side, back and front gable options. Took 2 months for it to show up and 2 days they installed it. It has held up to 2ft plus of snow with no issues. For the money I couldn't beat it. No taxes in...

It gets plenty cold but I do not heat it. They don't get driven or started all winter anyways.

This one doesn't seem to sweat at all because it has a vented eves.. I also have a 18x21 regualar roof car port (roof is like one piece with walls) and it sweats horrbile. Thanks on collection.. thats not all of them I have a few other buildings with some more floating around lol.. I like cars

New york land and school tax is to much as it is. I left the floor gravel and front open so they can't say anything. The gravel stays dry and I have another shop with concrete/lift so this is just storage. Also use this building to paint my cars. I just did my camaro in it and come out real...

A few people got ahold of me asking about my car port. I figrued I would post some pictures of it. It is 24x41 7 ft side walls. Enclosed side/back with gable front. Also it has a vertical roof option and heavier metal for the snow load. I paid around 5800 installed a few years back. It is large...

that is vertical roof structure That is the cheaper regular roof style

I also have a 18x21 car port like one picture above. It has been 3-4 years with no problems through New York winters. Only problem having the roof metal like the one pictured with the 55 the snow won't slid off because of how the metal is run. With the vertical roof the structure is made much...

I have a 24 wide 41 deep and 7/8ft side walls I forget. I am in New York and it come from the Carolinas. 5800 Installed. No concrete just gravel floor. I went extra for the vertical roof style, enclosed back sides and front eve. It is a very well built building, 2ft plus of snow didn't affect it...

That is the next style lift I'm going to get for the other shop bay. I have a bendpak 9000lb two post I use everyday. I want a 4 post to be able to do oil changes and etc with out having to set to the lift arms everytime. That is a good price as well. Did you have to drill anchors in the...

I work out of a 24x24.. seems big until all the cludder, tools, tire machine, lift etc takes it up. Use this garage everyday for average repairs for customers and work on my cars after hours...

Huge garage with a small apartment in the end. Id be happy. Girls dont get it