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Old 10-09-2016, 04:12 PM
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Very cool! Is the back closed off?
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Finally some pics of it!! Looks good Eric and Paul!
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Very cool! Is the back closed off?

No not yet, but both ends will be shortly..

And Lew, NO it is big enough as we have to stay under a certain footage!!!!
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Okay, now I gotsta know, how much? Plus shipping, blah, blah, blah...
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Cool building. Our local Cub dealer put one up a few years back for storage. Interesting design. Hope it serves you well.
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Very nice................I hope you guys had an air ratchet !
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Very nice, Eric!
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And Lew, NO it is big enough as we have to stay under a certain footage!!!!
Uh-oh, sounds like neighborhood rules or the county is checking how much impervious surface you have. I've had to deal with the later.
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Uh-oh, sounds like neighborhood rules or the county is checking how much impervious surface you have. I've had to deal with the later.
Around here, you can't build a detached garage with more sq footage than your house. I know of one person that finished his basement just to gain the sq footage to be able to build a bigger garage.

Nice building by the way.

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Color me jealous! Wish I had such a nice new building for my Cubs. That's great!
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