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Lets see your garages.... getting ready to build a new house/garage getting some ideas... lets see those nautiques in there too!!!!
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Currently under construction.
20'W X 24'D X 10'H, vaulted ceiling, plumbing for sink and electrical. Stem wall foundation with a 5" thick floor with rebar. -
You win.2008 Super Air 210----- Current Boat
2007 Super Air 220 ----- Former Boat
2004 SV 211 ----- Former Boat
1990 Sport Nautique ---- Former BoatComment
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Not so fast!!Originally posted by Deester
34wide x 40deep x 14tall (floor to the bottom of trusses)
built like a pole barn, but with vinyl siding, roof shingles, windows, concrete floor with drainage and plumbing/electricity.
Last winter I stored:
2003 196
2005 24'Supra SSV with tower
35' Class A RV
golf cart
riding mower
Jeep Wrangler
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Here is mine. All done myself for under 11K. Thats even with the wiring/plumbing and cement work. Finished in 4 weekends.Comment
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Here's mine. Not a good clear pic. need a new camara. But anyway It's 30' deep, 24 wide, unfortunately the ceiling is low. The next Garage will be bigger. Hopefully w/ water under it.. ; )Comment
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I'm envious. Here in CA, the issue is the land cost. You're probably looking 100K to 300K just for the land to put up one of those behemoths pictured above. I've got a a three car, and one bay is 25 ft deep, with 9 foot wide, and 10 foot high garage door. I consider myself lucky just to have a bay where I can get the boat in without having to take down the tower, etc. BKH2001 Super AirComment
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I'm in CA, by you :grin: I'm building mine on my left sideyard behind my 3 car garage.
You are right about the land cost.......my lot is about .25 acre in town and cost $$$$ CA housing costs suck! :evil:Comment
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