Looks like it, they changed over to the over and under headlights in 1965, I believe.

 

Holy Crapoly;after seeing those man-caves, I'm embarassed at my dinky little 2 car garage. But here it is. Especially nice there,cooler--although I gotta disagree with one thing--never tasted anything good out of a crock pot.

 

Nothing to be embarrassed of Dickey, those scoots are awesome!!!

 

Here's mine.

It's in work as we speak. Just finished painting the cabinets and installing the cabinet doors in the front tonight. Another 6 weeks or so and I should have it done.

 

Check out the big *** beer and tequila fridge in my garage. Nice, huh?

 

Is that an old pic or are you back to running Rineharts?

 

Thanks dickey. We enjoy it. The crock pots usually contain chili, rotell dip, buffalo chicken dip, baked beans, white beans, 15 bean soup, spinach dip etc! All of which are very good! Just kept warm in there not cooked. There have been some awesome meals had at the Hog House!

 

Nice, simple. Same size as mine - and thinking along the same lines with the work bench/cabinets at the back. Dig that compressor cubby also - very neat.

Ah, hey, what kind of paint did you use on the concrete at the base of the walls? Same as the wall paint? I plan on epoxy coating the floor, but up in the air on what to do with the concrete pony wall (carry the epoxy up the pony wall or paint to match walls).

 

The paint on the concrete footer is the same latex satin finish black that I used on the trim. I did plaster the concrete footer with mortar and then a very thin finish coat of drywall mud to smooth it out for paint. It looks really good. In fact, I had one guy ask me what kind of wood it was and when I told him it was a concrete footer he was amazed.

Only the left side and the back wall are actually the concrete footer. I added the right side wall to make a little laundry room so the washer and dryer wouldn't be in my garage. I used a 1 x 12 trimmed to the same height as the footer for the base of the right wall. I had to sacrifice about 3 1/2 feet of garage width for the laundry room. It was worth it for me though. I never liked the idea of a washer and dryer in my garage.

And the compressor cubby that you mentioned is a fringe benefit of adding the laundry room. The depth of that cubby is equal to the width of the garage that I sacrificed.

 

Good eye. It's an old pic.