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My garage makeover is almost finished so here is the story. My NSX shares a 2 car garage with my SUV and the place was dark, cold and unfinished with bare framing on the walls and a badly cracked concrete floor. I wanted to give the NSX a better home and got a great reason for doing so a few months ago when a car drove straight through the side of the garage and smashed into my SUV. It was the only day that week I had driven my NSX to work:smile: . Then it got complicated because the car that hit the garage had diplomatic plates and their insurance company denied all liability. Well it eventuallly got sorted and I engaged a contractor to repair the garage and do some improvements. The walls were insulated and drywalled, new lights in the ceiling, extra power outlets and a few coats of paint made a huge difference. The cracked floor was hidden with Bigfoot tiles from Greg Smith and I installed metal cabinets and workbenches to store my spare parts and all the stuff that was previously stacked on the garage floor or hanging on a nail. So now my NSX has a bright warm and friendly place to live and I have a decent place to do my winter projects. Oh and a big thanks to Michael for finding the metal cabinets on Craig's List.

<blockquote data-quote="the hunter" data-source="post: 916010" data-attributes="member: 14586"><p>My garage makeover is almost finished so here is the story.&nbsp; &nbsp; My NSX shares a 2 car garage with my SUV and the place was dark, cold and unfinished with bare framing on the walls and a badly cracked concrete floor.&nbsp; I wanted to give the NSX a better home and got a great reason for doing so a few months ago when a car drove straight through the side of the garage and smashed into my SUV.&nbsp; It was the only day that week I had driven my NSX to work:smile: .&nbsp;&nbsp; Then it got complicated because the car that hit the garage had diplomatic plates and their insurance company denied all liability.&nbsp; Well it eventuallly got sorted and I engaged a contractor to repair the garage and do some improvements.&nbsp; The walls were insulated and drywalled, new lights in the ceiling, extra power outlets and a few coats of paint made a huge difference.&nbsp; The cracked floor was hidden with Bigfoot tiles from Greg Smith and I installed metal cabinets and workbenches to store my spare parts and all the stuff that was previously stacked on the garage floor or hanging on a nail.&nbsp; So now my NSX has a bright warm and friendly place to live and I have a decent place to do my winter projects.&nbsp;&nbsp; Oh and a big thanks to Michael for finding the metal cabinets on Craig&#039;s List.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="the hunter, post: 916010, member: 14586"] My garage makeover is almost finished so here is the story. My NSX shares a 2 car garage with my SUV and the place was dark, cold and unfinished with bare framing on the walls and a badly cracked concrete floor. I wanted to give the NSX a better home and got a great reason for doing so a few months ago when a car drove straight through the side of the garage and smashed into my SUV. It was the only day that week I had driven my NSX to work:smile: . Then it got complicated because the car that hit the garage had diplomatic plates and their insurance company denied all liability. Well it eventuallly got sorted and I engaged a contractor to repair the garage and do some improvements. The walls were insulated and drywalled, new lights in the ceiling, extra power outlets and a few coats of paint made a huge difference. The cracked floor was hidden with Bigfoot tiles from Greg Smith and I installed metal cabinets and workbenches to store my spare parts and all the stuff that was previously stacked on the garage floor or hanging on a nail. So now my NSX has a bright warm and friendly place to live and I have a decent place to do my winter projects. Oh and a big thanks to Michael for finding the metal cabinets on Craig's List. [/QUOTE]

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