"Pickup_man" (zekeh)
01/28/2019 at 15:03 • Filed to: None
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"Pickup_man" (zekeh)
01/28/2019 at 15:03 • Filed to: None | 1
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The benefits of having CAD at work, playing around with potential garage layouts!
After a couple recent unexpected medical bills (all is well now) , my plan of buying an acreage with a large garage/shop is likely getting pushed back a bit, but I’ve really been wanting to get started on my 1950 F3. S o over lunch break I decided to mock up a garage to see if I could find a way to squeeze in the truck along with all of my other junk .
Where it gets difficult is that I have a lot of stuff, some of it can live in the shed (3 wheelers), some if it can’t (motorcycles , workbench etc.), plus I don’t want to kick my wife out of the garage, and become that person who has a big garage, but parks everything outside.
The list of everything that I would need to fit is as follows;
Truck (1950 F3), w ife’s car (05 Escape), Motorcycle 1 (‘06 Warrior) , Motorcycle 2 (82 XJ750) , dog kennel area/entryway/shoe platform (4'x10'), w orkbench, t oolboxes, s torage cabinet, g ardening shelf, air compressor, misc stuff (jacks, ladders, shovels etc).
With the above layout things would be tight, but it just might work. Not quite everything is shown, but a lot of the rest can be hung on the walls or up on shelves. I do have a motorcycle workbench, and a 3rd motorcycle that would have to go, either away completely, or back in the shed.
What do you think OPPO, should I try to get it in there, or should I just be patient and wait until I have a bigger space?