The past couple days or weeks have been pretty hectic. I needed to be back at school yesterday (Saturday) for classes that start Monday. But before that, I had to get my car all put back together (the gas tank was out, and some other things) and running before I left. So I had been working like a mad man to get it together, and I finally did, and it was running the best it had... only the day before I had to take it to storage. The last two days, I drove it every second I could. I did everything ...
Updated 20 October 2010 at 15:41 by Shazam
Last week, a survey of the property was done. This is purely for bureaucratic purposes. $2450 down the drain. I'm meeting with the architect later this week. Since it is so much work to build a garage, I've decided to build some living space above the garage. One city regulation is that detached garages are prohibited if they are larger than 1 car. So the plan is to build an attached garage along with ...
I bought my first Saab from Star Motor Cars in Houston. The salesman, Joe Knapp, was a neat guy. He knew a lot and was not a high pressure salesman. After the sale, he continued to give me car care tips and even taught me to drive a stick shift. Joe told me to treat the car well and that neglecting a car was similar to mistreating a horse in the old days. Someone else left comments about him on an Audi forum, which I found, after googling Joe's name. That Audi driver, also was ...
picture from dimmerwarehouse, Maestro MA-L3T251-AL Car fumes should be vented, particularly if the garage is attached to the house. Recommendations are for a 50-70 cubic foot per minute (cfm) fan which is on continuously ( http://web.extension.illinois.edu/wi...family116.html and http://www.epa.gov/indoorairplus/pro...side_the_specs ) or 20 minute use of a 100 cfm fan for a ...
The choice of floors for a garage is rather straight forward. I want concrete with an epoxy coating. The wood paneled garage picture from the last blog post has it. Frequently, some chips are thrown on to the wet epoxy to get the little specs on it. I've always like the rubbery tiles that have slightly raised circles but the tiles could pop off unless glued. I presume they can get stained. These rubbery tiles might be better for a mud room, the room between the house and garage. ...
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