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Wow, everything looks great and I'm lovin the sedan. Your garage looks more like a trophy case than garage :cool: I was hoping to compete with your trophy case with my outhouse but my pocket book is...

Nice, it's getting to the exciting stage !

I have the problem of being too fussy with muding the sheetrock. My wife always has to remind me that it's not a fender, it'll be ok.

With every pic, I covet a little more. I'll warn you right now, I'm going to be doing some improvements on my shop this winter and the title of my thread is going to be " Keeping up with Uncle Bob " ...

Sounds the guy who did our shop was just being a salesman. Doesn't matter though, our old part is a steel frame with batt insulation, it's stupid cold in that part during the winter.

It looks to me like it's closed cell foam insulation opposed to open cell. The closed cell doesn't act like a sponge like the opens cell does.

I just priced some closed cell foam for doing the ceiling in my shed when I take a wall out this winter. 16x40 was going to cost about $1500, ouch. I'll be blowing it in. I made my boss foam the wall...

Your gonna love that A/C. I put a window unit in mine and mmmmmmmmmmmmm, it's nice in the late summer month's when it's 100 deg with 99% humidity outside.

I think I'd rather get a root canal than pour cement, it ranks right up there with body work for me.

Nice, seems like once they get rolling, it goes quick. I bet your right about building supplies getting tight. I remember my BIL built his garage during the Katrina rebuilt. If I remember right he...

Same here, it got darker from the clouds than the eclipse.

I know the feeling when a contractor isn't hungry, it's like pulling teeth to even get a bid on something, let alone get em to come.

I just read the whole thread also and it's a fun story. Like yours, my wife is the reasoning that deals with my impulse buying. She is trying to show me that if I don't have enough time now, adding a...