Thank you very much.

Welcome to the '6'.

 

Tnx
Little curiosity, what is actually the gasoline price in US?
Here in Italy yesterday the price was 1,9 USD for 0.2 gallons (1,42 euro for 1 liter).
Is not so easy if someone want to buy a muscle car, expecially for the price: for example the new Camaro (V6 engine 304hp), the entry level is your for 22.680,00 USD/16.932,00 Euro. Here with 18.800,00 Euro I can buy a Fiat 500 Abarth 1.4 liter turbo engine with 135hp. Oh and if I want a Camaro entry level the price is approx 35.000,00 Euro/46.878,99 USD.

Sorry for the OT

 

Gas prices here locally are about $3 per gallon.

The Abarth is probably a better fit (literally) in Italy given the size of the roads/parking.

What do people in Italy think of the Camaro?

 

Personally I simply love the Camaro I've seen one some month ago, this was a testing Camaro with comouflage I suppose for a long run test in European streets.
I love the goal the car reach, tanking the classic style of a muscle car, with a modern reinterpretation of that.
As I'm graphic designer I've worked on a chop on the first prototype:

Damn what a surprise when I've seen a video of the Sultan of Michigan garage and in this I've seen a Lingenfelter Camaro in Trans-Am version

 

Found a post on The Garage Journal focusing on your space.


Linked there or HERE

 

Wow!! That looks amazing!!

 

Awsome place there man

 

Very nice project.

 

wow... I can't believe how awesome your garage is.

 

HIRISC-

w/o a doubt, you are my new hero.

Your garage condo is flipping F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C !!!

I told my wife, our next house is gonna be 3 bedroom, 3 bath, 8 car garage...

 

Thanks mucho guys.. really appreciate the kind words!

 

Thanks for sharing your story, wish I had one in my area.

 

The most beautiful and functional garage ever. The worlds best replica roadster to go with it. What more could a car junkie ask for. It sounds like you have an awesome wife as well. Congrats!

 

Thanks very much Mike.. I'm blessed indeed.

 

Well, I just joined this forum, and while I am far removed from the salaries of most if not all of the members of this forum, I absolutely love seeing what could be possible in my future (just graduated college).

HIRISC, I really enjoyed perusing through your thread and seeing your garage buildup from origination to completion. Ever since I was a kid I've had my mind made up that for a car enthusiast, it wouldn't be such a bad deal to have a house/condo (aside from your other property) that's smaller than the garage, and you my friend have done it.

I'm sure we all look forward to seeing your FFR cobra come to fruition, in addition to all the other cars you will surely fit in there.

Awesome.