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I'm on your side...Me and my buildin' buddy put up 52' X 36' er for a guy here...3 12' rollup doors on front, plus walk door in center...insulated it, lined it inside w/OSB, built a 16' work-bench along back wall...he spends more time there than in the house...or that's his wife's story anyway...we put the cedar-shingle lookin' vinyl siding on it...looks great and stays toasty all winter...we put a floor-drain in where he parks the boat...had open space made into the trusses and floored that so he's got GOBS of storage up there...:beer:

Reel, I know a guy up I-85 from you who needs one just like that.............................................. .............me!!!!!!! When shall we start? :party:

Make that 2 REEL!:fam:

After 61 years my dad has finally decided to bite the bullet and is having a metal building put up.

It is going to be 40 x 40 w/ two 10' x 10' side-entry garage doors. Insulated side-walls and cieling.

Cost installed: $31k (doesn't include grading)

Makes you feel better doesn't it MJ?!?!?! I'm anxious to see if my boat will fit into a 10' garage door with the top up/enclosure on. I think it will fit by 3 inches. :beer:

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Well things have slowed down some since my hospital stay a few weeks ago but here is a update.
Both top walls are framed now, siding add windows and front door and I be closed up. Get some stain on there and I can start moving in.

lookin good mj ,

get those gable ends framed and sheathed before a spring thunder storm whips up. I'd be afraid of loseing the roof....

Now that is a serious gambrel roof. Hey, whose Seacraft is that in your driveway?

Almost there! Looks roomy!