Garage heat

When I moved 90 miles west from the Lake Michigan shoreline to Central Wisconsin I had to rebuild the engine in my '55 F350.
Two car garage no insulation.

I got refridgerator boxes from the local appliance store and stapled them to the ceiling. HD plastic was used on the walls. I ran a 10 gauge extenstion cord for power.

I bought a 35k propane torpedo heater for heat. I still have it. It kept the garage warm in January Wisconsin temps.

I've had barrel stoves, cast iron pot bellies, pellet stoves but now I' m using my 30' radiant gas tube heater hanging from the ceiling.

For over a decade I built my stock cars in an unheated concrete farm building with one outlit and one light bulb. I feel your pain.

I have a radiant nat. gas heater , about 10x 20'' roughly , laying on the shelf, if some one is interested in it . It will give u headaches in a small low ceiling garage tho-----------