Posted by Brent Zappe on May 14, 2017 at 07:29:59 from (104.192.88.65):
This past couple of months I have been getting estimates on garages. Having contractors come out and tell me how much for a two car garages. What I did not know is that where I live that in order to get permits they all have codes to pass. Two have a garage built with concert floor in it will run around 6,000. to 7,000 dollars more. I started to think what I wanted this garage for and it is really just for the 1967 Mustang and the 1966 G.M.C. pick up truck. so I found out I could have Tuff Shed Garages for half the price. They have a wooden floor but there just for these to Automobiles. I have order them and hope to get them for my two nice cars. they are 12 feet wide by 24 feet long and yes there will be two of them. I wanted to keep my classics away from the working area of a shop. this will keep them out of the weather and protect them.
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