My current garage is 45' wide but only 22' deep and the ceilings are barely 8' inside. It holds my dually and my jet boat but as you can see the scarab doesn't quite fit!!

I hope to break ground on the addition this spring. The new bay on the back of the building will be 45' deep and 16' wide with 14' ceilings! Can't wait!! :D

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yea . . . thats somewhere in Ohio . . . . looks Hocking Hills-ish :D

My winter retreat...

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damnn

Because our winter was so mild, we were able to get this building finished on our new farm in s. WI. The structure was actually finished before first frost; the electrical, plumbing, and heating took a little longer (doesn't it always work that way?)
This shop will be the largest of what we'll build here, but most likely not the only. This pic taken right before the main 16x14 door went up.
I really won't classify this building as finished until it houses an offshore boat; something we hope to get back into once all the moving craziness stops.
Worldwide 40x70x14.

Thought we needed more pictures for your enjoyment.

Good looking Morton Building. You are the first one beside me that put a trench drain down the center of the garage.

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heres mine day it was built only one i have off course there gravel and a bunch of crap in it now and its to small .lol
has

not bad for being built in 8 hours start to finish
highly recomend these guys if your close enough

It's a Walters Building. The concrete guy suggested the drain and I'm glad he did. Works great.

Pretty neat, reminds me of college days down in Athens. Where 'bouts are you???