Car Guys What's in your garage?

[Beltman60]

in the attached garage at the house lives my wifes Buick Enclave along with the Gator and my home made motorcycle

The motorcycle is a built from the frame up softail design with a Ultima 127 CI big V
it makes most jap bikes look like motor scooters

In the barn is my JD 3032e my 08 Yamaha Raptor and my 99 BB 502 GMC 2500 Suburban hooked up to the horse trailer
also my Simplicity 1850 zero turn and my Ransomes 220 Mitsubishi diesel 61" mower

 

[Dr_Zinj]

/sigh
It ain't my car or truck.
1 stall: Lathe (in three pieces atm), drill press, table saw, workbench, 5 boxes of various tools and stock, welder, air compressor. I did get the old mid-mount mower deck from the previous tractor out this weekend.
Other stall is full of furniture and miscellaneous junk from estates of 4 deceased relatives we just haven't had time to seriously figure out what to keep, sell, or trash.

 

[dodge man]

Pic of my current fun car, a 2010 Dodge Challenger RT Classic. The convertible is one I used to own, a 70 Challenger convertible. I also owned a 70 Road Runner 440 Six Barrel. I personally got a little burned out on the older iron, to much work to keep them looking in show car condition.

 

[Oaktree]

It's a lot of fun to take them to car shows and talk to folks whose "Dad had one just like it".

Yeah. Cool thing is that they don't even need to be an old muscle car to turn heads. Got a '67 Dart myself...no show car, just a reasonably well-cared for "granny car" 2 door sedan /6 automatic. Still a fun car and manages to turn heads/attract admirers when I take it out for a drive.

 

[TomSeller]

1979 Pontiac tyrans am . 10th, anniversary, 6.6l ,auto .

pictures? Sounds nice.

 

[nybirdman]

Sold my 25th Anniversary TransAm with 16,700 miles in 2004 to purchase my first Kubota!It's still around the area, a local couple purchased it.

 

[D7E]

pictures? Sounds nice.

Don't get excited i'm not a man that cares about paint too much but it is a 3 owner numbers matching car with no rust and I have full history from new from our local small town dealer . I use it as a daily driver in the summer. someone in their wisdom gave it a home paint job and it lost the bird off the hood...i'l let my kids worry about painting it lol

 

[N80]

I have no garage. The truck is a 2003 F150 that smells richly of wet dog, mud and mildew inside. The car is a 2007 350Z that I drive to work daily and drive on the track regularly. It is unmodified with the exception of track brake pads, track tires/wheels and race seat all of which come off at the end of a track weekend. It was wrecked at Virginia International Raceway a year ago and cobbled back together in my driveway. My wife drives a gorgeous black 2009 Infiniti G37S coupe 6MT that I bought used last year with only 16k miles on it. Superb GT car.

 

[Parkanzky]

I have no garage. The truck is a 2003 F150 that smells richly of wet dog, mud and mildew inside. The car is a 2007 350Z that I drive to work daily and drive on the track regularly. It is unmodified with the exception of track brake pads, track tires/wheels and race seat all of which come off at the end of a track weekend. It was wrecked at Virginia International Raceway a year ago and cobbled back together in my driveway. My wife drives a gorgeous black 2009 Infiniti G37S coupe 6MT that I bought used last year with only 16k miles on it. Superb GT car.

I'm jealous that you get to call VIR your home track! I did a 5-day road racing course there with Bertil Roos a decade or so ago and absolutely fell in love with the circuit. At the time, there was a company doing a rally school on the grounds and I vowed that I'd go back down someday and take that, but unfortunately they seemed to have discontinued the class when I tried to make good on that promise a couple years ago.

 

[N80]

I've only been once. Wrecked in the rain, last session of last day. It is about 3 hours away. It is an awesome track and I can't wait to go back. It was recently repaved and paddock area is paved and is supposed to be even better. My home track is Carolina Motorsports Park about an hour away. Not near as a long or as fun as VIR but very technical and I feel like it has prepared me well for other tracks and I really like it. Still haven't been to Road Atlanta yet. Its on the list. Car is due for suspension upgrades but is still in limbo between daily driver and dedicated track car. I think in the next 18 months it may transition to dedicated track car. It needs a roll bar and harnesses.