After a 7 month project build, the garage is finally done. This was my 5th garage build so I was able to incorporate everything I’ve learned over the years to make it a nice place to park but also a functional space to work on the cars. Now onto setting up cabinets, tools, and a working lift ...

Rich_911 wrote: Tue Nov 25, 2025 6:55 am We just had the floor of our garage redone with Carvestone, then a new paint job on the walls.

The stone tile looks great. Can you place much weight on it?

Well, dang it looks like I need to up my garage game , but not sure I could still meet the killer looks of Sam's and Rich's. Pretty sure dinner is ready at Rich's since it looks like he could eat off that floor. Sam, I also have a 2 Porsche contingent with a Ram truck in my garage, but having ...

After a 7 month project build, the garage is finally done. This was my 5th garage build so I was able to incorporate everything I’ve learned over the years to make it a nice place to park but also a functional space to work on the cars. Now onto setting up cabinets, tools, and a working lift plus ...

I’m looking for track experienced drivers to weigh in. I just bought a Cayman GT4.0 with LWBS, PDK, and PASM (20mm), primarily so I can drive to and from tracks on for the next few years. I also own a Boxster 25 use it occasionally for some touring purposes (similar car but different purpose). I ...

To me this is the only quintessential 911….analog nature and size of the 997.2 GT3 is perfect in my opinion. The price of a low mileage not so much. I’m going to try hard to make this happen someday as my forever Porsche.

You all have great taste in cars. Love the variety.

So for fun, let’s see what others would have in their garage if they could only own 2 of their all-time favorite cars - the dream team! For me it’s an AP1 S2000 and 997.2 GT3 - both in red!

Here one that’s a dream realized.

They are impressive in every performance way. No argument here. I just can’t get around the size of them. I wish they option a non-wide body in the new 911s. They just look too big to drive. I drove one recently and it confirmed my choice to stay mid engine with the Cayman.