What's in my garage? Gee...where would I start? There's so much that no cars fit.

 

Sounds like you have a typical American garage…..

 

My Challenger is parked next to my 78 Firebird Formula, and it's hilarious to see how the Challenger absolutely dwarfs that car in size.

Hey BLK, you would appreciate this - there's a 70 Charger with the supposed "Daytona conversion package" on eBay (for watever reason it won't let me post the link). I saw this car in a museum when I was living in Kansas several years ago (in fact, this is the very car I refer to in my Dodge Charger wikicars article). Legend supposedly has it that this car was originally owned by Robert Goulet, who lost it in a poker bet shortly after he bought it...

 

Have:
1967 Mustang GTA Eleanor clone (converted to Tremec 5 speed)
1998 BMW M Roadster Cosmo Black 5 speed
2000 VW GTI VR6 Silver 5 speed
2000 BMW 323i White 5 speed
2000 Porsche Carrera C2 6 speed
2001 Aprilia RSV 1000R
2002 Aprilia RSV 1000R track bike
2002 Dodge RAM Sport Graphite 5 speed
2004 MV Agusta F4 w/Fast by Ferraci Superbike kit
2008 Ducati 1098
2009 Dodge Challenger SRT8 Bright Silver 6 speed

Had:
1994 Kawasaki ZX9-R Burgundy
1997 Suzuki TL1000-S Red
1998 Suzuki TL1000-R Yellow
1997 Triumph T595 Black
2000 Aprilia Mille 1000 Black
1976 Honda CB750-4 Brown
1973 Honda CB 100 Blue
1976 Celica GT Orange Automatic
1976 Chevy Mid-night Blue Impala
1964 Galaxy 500 Sky Blue 3 speed column shift
1971 VW Yellow Beetle
1989 Mustang 5.0 LX Hatchback RED 5 speed
1991 Mustang 5.0 LX Hatchback Burgundy 5 speed
1997 Dodge RAM 1500 Black 5 speed
1997 VW Passat VR6 5 Hunter Green speed
1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited Automatic

Want:
1963 Corvette Split window
1963 Ferrari 250 GT
Ducati Desmosedici
Porsche 993 tt Turbo wide-body
2009 Nissan GT-R Skyline
1967 Shelby GT500KR
1970 AAR Cuda
Porsche Carrera GT
New 997 GT-2 Manual shift
Resto-mod 1969 Camaro
1969 Charger Daytona
...who am I kidding this list will never end...

 

A friend gave me a heads up about the "Charger" on eBay as well...Didn't see the ad, but sounds like that Purple 70 Charger with the "Daytona conversion package" that started a lot of the confusion surrounding the myth regarding whether Dodge made any "factory" 70 Daytona's.
Which has been proven to be false for a number of reasons;
1. No need as the 69 Daytona was still legal for the 70 season
2. Would have had a hard time moving the cars (Yes, it's hard to believe with their value today, but back in the day..few people really wanted a street Wingcar...example the unsold 70 Superbirds)
3. Safety Regs wouldn't have allowed "any" wingcars built in 1970 due to new regs regarding bumpers. (And, no the feds would not allow the nose to be considered a "Bumper" for 1970.
4. Engineers at Chrysler were already working on the next generation Wingcar based on the to be released 1971 body Dodge Chargers and Plymouth RoadRunners. (They had already done a lot of wind tunnel testing, before the entire project was dropped in late 70..due to NASCARs outlawing all the special bodies....of course there would be Aero Coupe SS Monte's and others later...but no more WINGS)
And, the story regarding Robert G. owning the car...he stated to an auto magazine a few years before his death that in fact he had never owned a Daytona. He did however own a 1971 Charger that was mildly customized by George Barris (mostly paint). There is a picture of this Charger in the Barris book "Cars of the Stars".

 

epegasus.....looks like you have a warehouse...not a garage.....

 

The 4 bikes don't take up much room. One of the reasons I don't mind having a couple at a time. I think epegasus will agree with me when I say that it's hard having just one bike. One bike cannot possibly do everything well. I think to cover all of the bases, you would need 4 or 5 bikes

 

I was fortunate enough to know a couple of guys with access to construction equipment and knowledge of how to use it and I was able to add a 20' x 30' two story garage to the property. I already had a 2 bay on the house. But, the '67 is being painted and there is no room for it to come home. With 4 cars and 4 bikes in the big garage and 2 cars in the house I need another bay to bring the Stang home. I also have a trailer parked outside and I need an enclosed car hauler and a tow vehicle. I know it sounds like a great problem to have, and it is, but the logistics can get a little crazy.

Check out Garage Ma'hall

 

Yeah, it takes at least 3 bikes to get the total experience, 4 is optimal. You need a tourer, sport bike and a power cruiser. If funds allow, get a dirt bike and a drag bike and you'll pretty much have it all covered. Maybe the Pres. can help us all out with that?

 

epegasus: The man to whom the word "recession" has no meaning.