Reclaim Your Garage Space - Make More Room For Project Cars

The Purge continues! I make more space in my garage and repurpose some shelving.
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[IronHorseGarage]

Looking good Dave!!! Major difference!!!

[henryg]

Getting it done Dave great job keep up the great

[richardarthur]

Great job my friend. Dave I truly like how you have rearranged the garage.

[AndysDogHouse]

Hey Dave. I really like the storage cabinets that you got. Great idea. You can narrow your steps as well to make more room. Every inch counts. I was out in my shop today trying to figure out how I can get all my things in for the winter. Thanks for sharing.🍁👍👍

[TheCanadianBubba]

Cruising off into the sunset, will be nice to have it all sorted before the snow flies ! Great days to you and your family Dave !

[Also]

11:21 she’ll never find them under the bed

[brentmclovin]

It probably wouldn’t hurt to add some metal L brackets to the bottom of the 3 upright supports that come down from the ceiling.

[Chevyvman]

Hey Dave You should put another shelf along the back wall like you did along the back side. It would use wasted space and give you more usable storage for yourself. Good job on getting rid of the extras out of you garage. Later

[davidsolloway]

But trust me, get rid of some stuff !

[leoncolyer]

did you knock a hole into the next doors garage 😂😂

[jeffreylevin]

I agree with Brent’s comment below. The L brackets would be cheap insurance. Question though? Where exactly are you putting the next project? Please don’t start building Motor Cycles. I have nothing against them. I just don’t them entertaining builds.

[SweatyFatGuy]

I've been thinking of getting another shipping container, a 40' would be great, but a 20' will do. To store the engines, transmissions, seats, and other stuff that are taking up space in my shop. Of course getting the Cutlass and 71 Mustang done and gone would open up a lot of space for me.