Eastside Cruisers

Thought the shed looked a bit bare so I set a few things up temporarily



Also been working hard digging a sh*t load of soil out to start building the retaining wall.
Will be really glad when this is all done and finished

Slowly starting to look like a real man cave. Heaps to still do yet but ran out of money to do it atm

i dont see a torana yet

Haha.. Looking good steve.

we can help you fill the shed if you want sniper!! And umm yes where is that torrie.. time is ticking for the end of the year!!!

Haha I won't have any dramas filling it don't worry
Want to build a few walls and a mezzanine in there before I fill it with too much stuff.
Would love to have the Tory finish for my wedding deb but won't have the funds to do it. Maybe ready for our 10 year anniversary

It's been over 6 months - this is due for an update. Have you decided what material to use for lining yet?

Haha hey Bretty
Been a busy boy with wedding plans, getting the house and yard look I g&j good for the bux and trying to get a "secret car" of mine built before the wedding
Decided just to use 18mm chipboard and undercoat/sealing each sheet before I fit them.
I've only fitted a couple of sheets so far for where the fuse box needed to be mounted and a bit for the light switches
Won't have the cash to line the rest until next year but I have all the steel and working on building the mezzanine. Just need some 10mm flange plates if anyone can get cheap or free steel
After 16 plates at 250x300 10mm thick..
Will post up some more pics as I do more work

Hey guys, finally got time to do a heap more work on the man cave yesturday and today.
had a full production line going yesturday with dad and his mate doing all the welding and managed to get all the steel work up for the mezanine
size is just over 4 meters square so plenty more room now to be able to store all my car parts and and de clutter the house and shed.

today i laid out all the flooring using 19mm yellow tounge.
took my time to get it right but come up a treat





the view from the mezzanine lookinhg throught the front window