What's in your garage?

[Canuck750]

The current project on the lift is a 68 Sears Gilera 106 SS



In boxes and on the table is a 48 Airone and working on getting a 48 GTV 500 single to run



In the back are some bikes waiting for spring and a Moto Morini 3 1/2 that needs a full engine rebuild



Retirement projects, not considered work!

[Vagrant]

I'm showing my wife this in a few days. I'm way short on toys compared to some.
Truth be know I bought the current house because of the garage. The original owner put in an extra-wide double door so a full-size car and truck fit fine and it's extra deep. The separate workshop is just a bonus for me. Sorry, it's such a mess but a whole house generator is being installed Wednesday.












1986 Suzuki Samauri, 2017 V7III, 2017 Tundra and Highlander, 2020 V85 2000 Kawasaki 4x4, the pontoon is sitting in the lake and the 2001 EV is waiting in the Az. garage for my arrival.

[Canuck750]

Truth be know I bought the current house because of the garage.

A big garage should be first on the list for any self respecting gear head! I have been looking for a four car garage with a house attached for years! Once I found a EIGHT car garage with a house on the same lot in Victoria B.C., lovely garage, house not so much, My Wife would not bite. So much for happy husband happy life

[JBU]

What are your plans for the slabs Mr. BBQ?  and what are they?

[twowheeladdict]

-1979 Yamaha XS 1100 - Bought in 1984, was my first dream bike, and fell in love instantly. Over 130K miles, most put on from 1984-2000 when I retired it from daily and long distance riding. Has been in storage since 2013.




-1978 Yamaha XS 750 - Bought this in 1990 in hopes my wife would ride it. Had custom 9" shocks made, and lowered in triple tree, but to no avail. No plans to ride it again, but is not worth anything, so it stays.






- 1976 Porsche 912 E - Dream car, pulled out of the woods in 2010 and did a full restoration, all work done myself with the exception of the heads and final bodywork/paint.




- 2007 Moto Guzzi Griso - My first Guzzi in 2015, and second bike to pierce to my heart the way the XS1100 did. LOVE this bike. Hoping my body will let me ride it again.....




- 2017 Toyota Tundra TRD PRO - Bought in 2017, my first and likely only truck. Plan to keep till I can't drive.




- 2017 Moto Guzzi Stornello - Bought in 2018 with the goal of making a V7 as capable as the V85TT. Fun little bike! Too many 'modifications and farkles' to mention. 10 minutes to change tank and side covers, 20 to remove all the racks and windshield to suit my mood.






- 1976 Moto Guzzi Convert - First saw this in 2018, and couldnt get it out of my head. After selling the MGX last year, I bought as a project to refresh while I recouped from hip & knee replacement surgeries.




- 2009 Moto Guzzi 1200 Sport - A bike I always wanted, even before I had ever ridden a Guzzi and on my 'would love to have list' The stars aligned last year when Bob was selling this beauty. Only had a chance to put 2K more miles on it before knee replacement surgery in October, but hope next year to pile the miles on.





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- 2020 Ford Mustang Bullitt - This one almost got me divorced ;-) Bought last year on my 20 year anniversary of being in the Army. First Mustang or Ford, truly an impressive car and great replacement for the BMW E36 M3 I had for 20 years. Hope to keep this as long as well. 3 Season DD.....

You must have a high rank sir to be able to move all those toys along to each duty station.   

[Phil/TX]

I can’t keep up with you guys and gals, but for the moment I’m content.



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[vintagehoarder]

A big garage should be first on the list for any self respecting gear head! I have been looking for a four car garage with a house attached for years! Once I found a EIGHT car garage with a house on the same lot in Victoria B.C., lovely garage, house not so much, My Wife would not bite. So much for happy husband happy life

No Picture of your Sammi, my Samurai brother?

[Vagrant]

Hiding in the back. I need to replace the cheap harbor freight winch with a warn. use it to drag deer into the back. just might do it today as it'd 60 now.

[Caffeineo]

2013 Beta Evo 300 trials bike - soon being updated with a 2021 Beta Evo 250 Factory. As soon as it gets here from Italy.
2014 Husaberg FE501 For my off road explorations.
2019 Bobber Sport One of, if not the most fun road bikes I have had.

As you can see I have room for another bike and I do want a big dual sport/ADV bike. Looking forward to the Aprilia Touareg. After seeing how many bikes others have I am now sure that 4 is not too many. 

[Travlr]

[Ncdan]

Mine is in three sections.
Vehicles: 2015 grand Cherokee and 05 dodge 1500 4+4 ( currently at the market)
Gym
And bikes.

[Rebochi]

   I don't have a garage but between the carport, back patio and small shop I have a 08 1200S with the engine from a 2013 Griso, 07 Griso with the engine from the 08 1200S, 2015 BMW 1200GS, 2017 Sportster Roadster,2018 950 Multistrada, 09 Subaru Outback and a 98 Chevy Tracker

[Jorg66]

Holy shit ! I feel like a '2nd Grader ' , little Shop to tinker,...single Garage for the Tucson and long 2 car Garage for Winterstorage for the Wifes 'Mothership', @001 Chrysler Concorde LXI and both our Guzzi's.

[cliffrod]

Lots of tools & equipment for income and fun. V7 Sport.  two 1967 V700 projects- one for now and now another accruing for later. 1964 Ducati 250. 1968 CT90 1974 FLH. 84 Sportster. 90 FLHTC. 67 428 Galaxie. 62 TR3B. 67 Cox Commander. 

Maybe someday soon all will be cleaned up & better organized. Right now it is what it is.  Some recycled but convenient  pics-

























Even though it's not technically inside, here's my very own money barrel that makes it all possible







And as long as my wife is happy, she could care less what's in my buildings.  So here's her favorite opossum-

[leroy_can]

 Hi, As per my list 4 different Sportster/Buell creations and my LMIV currently being converted to a 1400. All 5 bikes share the same set of E-21 Givi bags and all 5 were ridden last year, my first retired summer. Managed 24,267 kms total, 15,045 miles without leaving Manitoba. 17,000 of those kms were the green one which is my most recent. As well I have a lathe/mill combo,bike lift, glass bead cabinet, drill press, arbor press, band saw, belt sander, Mediocre Eastwood TIG welder, etc

[Brand X]

My signature kind of says it all, but I did just acquire a second motorcycle lift. That ended any pretense of the garage ever holding an automobile.

I had a work around for that one.. Still can lift a diesel PU,and or two large motorcycles.. Don't have the motorcycles of some, because I tend to just own one at a time.. I would never have room, with my tool habit anyway.. 

[Testarossa]

Everything's hibernating for the winter. Due to travel restrictions this past summer I finished all the maintenance/rebuild projects so every bike is ready to go as soon as the roads are dry. Front to back: F650, Tr6R, 850T, Mille, XR350R. The TA125 is under a tarp behind the table saw.




Four-wheelers are Gail's Forester and the Chevy DIY camper-van (my rolling ski chalet), and a couple of old lawn tractors.