Does anyone’s workbench . . .

[FullBlowncustoms]

First, I would kill for a 4 post rack. Second, optical illusion? I do not see it but has to be behind the steps.

I don't see one either

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

My organized mess!

I wish my mess was that organized....

 

[454cid]

I don't even have a work bench yet. My crap is piled on the floor. When I started re-arranging my garage last summer, I got rid of my blueprint cabinet that I was using as my box, and doubled as a work bench. My new boxes (yes plural) don't lend themselves to workbench use.

 

[Sean Buick 76]

I even have different areas of the garage for each brand lol. Chevy stuff gets one area and Buick stuff gets another area, just trying to keep some organization to the disaster.

 

[Sean Buick 76]

First, I would kill for a 4 post rack. Second, optical illusion? I do not see it but has to be behind the steps.

Here’s the post: it was a custom home so I got the 52 foot deep 3rd bay that I wanted. This 4 post lift is 10,000 pound capacity if I remember correctly. I completed a lift and trans swap on my $2500 auction bought 2012 GMC 2500 and it was much better at 4.5 feet off the ground vs on the floor. I have a trans Jack etc so it’s a pretty functional shop for an attached garage in the city. In the future I will build a big shop at my acreage. I previously had a shop on an acreage but having a rental house was too much hassle.

 

[grampadirt]

Wish I had a garage to get messy..

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

Wish I had a garage to get messy..

I have a garage building, but it's full of stuff that mostly doesn't need to be in it. Some absolute junk/trash, different car and truck parts I'm trying to get down from the racks and sell, and a couple of vehicles and stuff from several moves and salvage operations. Plus a lot of my toy show merch, since I can get to it there whenever I need to. Had to go load up for this morning's show, yesterday morning, before I went to work, since it was forecast to(and did) rain most of yesterday afternoon and evening.

 

[FullBlowncustoms]

I have a garage building, but it's full of stuff that mostly doesn't need to be in it. Some absolute junk/trash, different car and truck parts I'm trying to get down from the racks and sell, and a couple of vehicles and stuff from several moves and salvage operations. Plus a lot of my toy show merch, since I can get to it there whenever I need to. Had to go load up for this morning's show, yesterday morning, before I went to work, since it was forecast to(and did) rain most of yesterday afternoon and evening.

What's the toy show stuff ?

 

[Sean Buick 76]

One trick that works for me is building several large 12x6x10 tall barn style sheds in the backyard to store all of the kids stuff and yard things. Also I have a fully secure and guarded 100 foot deep by 40 wide outdoor storage spot a half a mile away to keep a few vehicles and trailers.

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

Hot Wheels, Matchbox, other diecast cars and trucks. Several boxes went out today to the show, and came back in this afternoon cause I didn't sell that much. The small half day shows, I just take what'll fit on 2/3 of the crew cab rear seat, and tables(if needed for that show) in the bed. Bigger shows and swap meets, the bed gets loaded too, and there's a couple I'll take a trailer load to.