WHO HAS THE MOST CREATIVE BRIDGESTONE WORKSPACE

[dcr]

With work space being the premium that it is in my shop, I am curious who out there gets the most out of the least when it comes to work space. Pics would be very cool and if you are so inclined to brag about having a stunning work shop - please feel free to brag here.

[OldSwartout]

This isn't really "creative" in the sense you meant, but here's my recently built workshop. It still needs a cycle lift, which I'm planning on adding yet this year. It's more like getting the least out of the most until I get to work on the SS396 that is waiting to be pulled in for a restoration.

[James14p]

NICE! 

[stickman]

very very nice

[rwgibbon]

Karl,

Very nice!

[Mopar5426]

  Tha Much Room Should Be Illegal I Whish I Lived Close I Would Help You Fill It Up   Perty Awsome GENE

[slawsonb]

Awesome was my reaction too...but don't you have enough room to park the trailer inside?!! 
...bert

[Mopar5426]

   A Lot Smaller But Works

[BS Mechanic]

Looks like we've got two rating systems going, Bridgestones/sq ft, and sq ft/Bridgestone.  Both impressive examples!  I'd be happy with either one .

[Colin]

lol I agree with BS Mechanics perspective 
Here's my current arrangement, my garage is full and GTR looked cold out there so now it's got a nice heater.

[OldSwartout]

  Tha Much Room Should Be Illegal I Whish I Lived Close I Would Help You Fill It Up   Perty Awsome GENE

I've got a couple more motorcycles and a few cars that need to come in for rebuild/repair. It will fill up pretty quickly if I'm not careful.  It didn't start out to be that big, just sort of evolved during planning.  We had the pole barn shell and floor done commercially, then my wife and I did the wiring, insulation, heat, drywall, etc., over about a year. We had a some help from a few relatives.  The walls are R-30 or better and the ceiling is too, so hopefully it won't cost too much to keep warm enough to work out there.

[ziggy stardust]

Here is mine, a proper Man cave. It's so cosey.

Z