Introducing Hoovie's Garage 3.0! An empty shell with endless possibilities.
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Thanks www.youtube.com/@epicentergarage4952 for the tour and tips, and give him a sub! What would you do with an empty 6000sq foot building (other than fill it with cars)?
Don't let Doug near it
Fill it with vintage synthesizers cause I'm equally as dumb!
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FYI I will move out there tomorrow and work on all of you hoopties.
Put three cars lifts, we always neeed more space and in the middle you can do a small track to play with yours kids
Hoovie working with a Betterhelp therapist has done nothing for his car hoarding disorder
Probably a good tax advisor
Because they sold his data to 20 people trying to sell their cars or because they sold his data to Auto Auction aggregators?
Yeah they probably sold all his info to autotempest so they can target ad him better.
Good point!
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I can not emphasize this enough, Tyler. DO NOT put in a spiral staircase. You will kick yourself. Its impossible to move things up or down a spiral staircase. Don't ask me how I know, but trust me.
A spiral staircase is usually reserved for scenarios where regular staircases will not fit. They are esentially a last resort. Nobody builds them with the idea they should be utilized for anything beyond people
@@WN_Byers a buddy of mine rented a 3 story apartment with a spiral staircase. We used a scissor lift to get everything into the 2nd and 3rd floors, including a washer and a dryer, going in through the windows. 5 years later I helped move him out the same way!
I’m more concerned about Tyler’s comment about “doing some of my own repairs
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Uncle had one and it sucked and was dangerous. Neighbor has one but also has a secondary normal one.
spiral staircase but a gate for a forklift to send things up to
I built my dream garage which holds 8 cars comfortably (2,300 SF). Suggestions of things to do now (because you will wish you did them later): Put in at least a half bath; lots of lighting and receptacles, putting some recessed receptacles/plugs around all the walls about 6 to 7 feet off the ground, this will allow you to plug in neon signs without seeing electrical cords running down the wall; polyaspartic floors, professionally installed, in a light to medium color flake combination; set aside a seating area where you can sit with buddies and watch a big screen TV. Also, if you can, build yourself an office area distinct from the parking area....you may want to have it on a separate hvac line/thermostat so you can keep the office area where you spend time more comfortable (cooler or warmer) than the rest of that huge space and save some money on HVAC costs. It will be interesting to watch your progress.
Depending on the configuration of your doors, run the mezzanine like an "L" over the lower door an d construct your stairs between the two doors. This is always dead space.
By doing that, you can simply drive in, stop next to the stairs and offload stuff from your vehicle directly to your stairs. Much easier than trying to maneuver a vehicle to carry stuff.
In the centre you can also explore a hoist across half the garage - 1 column in the centre between the doors, and over the mezzanine. That way heavier or bulky items can be lifted straight off the vehicle and moved upstairs.
A 1000 pound hoist crane should be ok. Check for concrete thickness and reinforcing, but if its ok for a car lift it should be good to go.
Btw - i am a retired civil and structural engineer if you wondering.....
And an insane petrolhead
Upvote this comment that's what I would do too..
Assuming this is your forever home (and forever garage), I wouldn’t recommend putting in a spiral staircase in. They just aren’t friendly to our aging bodies and the older we get the more we tend to avoid them, which for you means at some point that’ll make the loft pretty much a dead space if you put a spiral staircase in.
Its also just dangerous and annoying for non old people lol 😂
I would personally install a platform lift for the mezzanine/loft/storage area, that way it's not taking up a huge amount of space, plus saves walking and carrying heavy items like wheels up flights of stairs.
Chineseium for the Wieeen!
Also dangerous for kids, even when being watched.
I suggest 6 steps, then a platform with a chair, 6 more steps and a platform with a recliner, then another 6 and a loveseat, next one a couch. Than a fire pole or a slide to come back down.
Can’t wait till we go full circle and have the Car Wizard coming into Hoovies Garage 3.0 with a high pitched “HOOOOVIEEEEEE!”
He will lose all of this in his divorce from April Rose.
@@Christoph-sd3zi That's a given.
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Was the Birthday Anal the last straw? 😂
Tyler, you can send those SDM airbag modules out to several companies online to get reset/reprogrammed for under $100. I buy, fix, and sell salvage cars, this is what I do. No need to get a new one.
Nice advice, but I'm not trusting my life to a rebuilt.
@@nostradamus7648 They aren't rebuilt, they are reset. It's software.
@@truthserum5310 i simply dont fix it and just hope they deploy
@@Imshittingmypants You’ll be stuck with an airbag light, and a non functioning system.
From a farmer in the Dakotas, theres some things you should do to your shop while you still have the chance.
1st, I know you feel you don't need a bathroom, but if you're going to have a workshop and maybe even a lounge area you need a bathroom, you'll thank yourself later when you don't have to walk to the house everytime. You don't need a shower, just a sink and toilet. This is one of the biggest regrets with our old farm shop. Not to mention having running water in front of the building to wash cars off would be very nice. A hot water spigot is a great addition too if you'd put a water heater in.
2nd, for lights I'd highly highly recommend Hyperlite high bay halo lights. We put 14 150W lights in a 104x50 building and theyre fantastic, they'll light up your shop even better with the white insulation everywhere. Theyre in a bare cold storage building with a dirt floor on our's, and you'd think it was daytime inside. They also don't seem bothered by bitter cold. I've turned them on in -20 weather and they flipped right on.
3rd, put radiant heat in. It keeps a shop so much warmer in the winter than forced air. All the warmth doesn't blow out the door when you open it like it tends to with forced air.
4th, whatever you're building for a storage area, make it bigger than you plan, if you can. We built a 8'x16' parts room that is now overflowing with consumables, oil, filters, and parts. We actually plan to add another 8' this summer if we can. Granted ours is a farm shop, but the same will apply to a collector I am sure.
I can't wait to see how your building turns out.
Tyler, you should do a simple restroom in you shop. As you get older you will find that the need really gets in the way of the fun.
Not to mention cleaning up before getting to the house!
This! This is probably the most important thing! Larry at Ammonyc when he did his studio put a shower and proper restroom in and it was a lifesaver for him (he talked a lot about it on his podcast)
The restroom could double as your tornado shelter.
Yes, rethink the "no bathroom" idea. It will be a huge pain in the middle of winter to have to gear up and walk through snow to the house. A shower is a great idea too. When you start doing your own work and get doused with oil or coolant you won't want to walk through the house like that.
Also, if you have a bunch of people over, you don't want them to have to go back and forth into your house to use the bathroom.
The first cold rainy day with the wind howling across the plains you're gonna wish you had built that bathroom.
it's gonna add close to nothing to the budget and it won't make it any less spacious
5 gallon bucket is enough for Tyler
I would high,y recommend a bathroom as well. And a kitchenette with at least a sink, fridge, microwave and ice maker.
Remember, he's got a bathroom in the red barn.
An old bleach bottle works fine, ask any boondocker 😮
Man I would absolutely put a bathroom in there. You will appreciate it a ton when you’re older.
yes im not even that old and hate having to walk like 200 feet to go to the bathroom when working on my cars
@@TempoMontages not to mention if there is snow and ice on the ground as there can be in Kansas in winter.
Real Men pee in a 5 gallon jug.
@@nostradamus7648they do make lids for number 2 in a 5 gal bucket for camping. He’ll be all set😂
Isn't that what the back of the garage for . You don't have to worry about installing plumbing,water and Wiring. If a number 2 is the situation then you walk to your house.
Paint a small bit of it white on the floors. As an aircraft mechanic, it’ll help you find bolts when you drop them. Also be a nice space to work because the white will reflect light upwards a little bit.
Epoxy coat the floor, and add a toilet and a sink, at minimum. 16:30 Listen to this man on insulation and sealing.
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Recently had my 4000sf shop floor epoxied, I don’t regret it but the price was a bit of a shock 😮
Toilet urinal and sink plus shop sink always need water for cars
Yup, that is one thing that sucks is get dirty in the shop, you don't want to walk all the way to the house and potentially getting the house dirty with grease, oil, dirt, etc. Half bath and enough space for at least a smaller fridge and microwave.
Floor drain!
If you're going to be opening the big doors a lot, do a radiant heater. Little bit more up front, but FAR FAR more economical in the long run. Once it's in and running, they heat the objects in the room which then radiate heat into the room. So your cars themselves stay warm and heat the air. Vs a forced air system where you're simply heating the air and hoping it drifts around and heats other things. Big thing is that WHEN you open the doors, the cars (etc) don't get instantly cold - they keep radiating the stored energy as heat.
Annual cost of that and AC for the summer vs running a heat pump?
@@xsleep1 - heat pumps are awesome! Have one in my house. But, they still heat the air. Every time he opens that MASSIVE door, whoooosh, all the heat leaves. Then you get to pay all over again (mostly) to heat the air again.
I agree, any garage I've been into has radiant heat. Also In floor heat. Radiant heat works better than forced air in a garage. Especially one that size. Radiant heat is definitely the way to heat his garage
Radiant heat would be better heat wise
Radiant heat is a terrible idea for any automotive garage unless it's just a showroom. You can't bolt stuff to the floor without risk of drilling through the line.
Be sure to leave space in the mechanical room for a decent compressor. You'll want that in a separate space due to the noise.
The way he's spending I'd be getting a good condition second hand Z-Screw compressor, those are almost silent.
As someone following your channel almost from the beginning on (had to put away a little tear when you said that grammy is dead 4 years always, it's like yesterday when you told us, that you made kind of a little roadtrip with her) it's amazing to see hoovies garage 3.0 coming to reality. I wish all of you the best possible life!
New place! Car Ninja! Car Wizard!! A fun moment for your viewers too. Congratulations on a new season in Hoovies Garage!!!
You DEFINATELY wanna put in a small kitchen and bathroom in the new hangar. For when friends etc. are over hanging out. Maybe even a shower in the bathroom while you're at it. Put it all up on the mezzanine.
Then when the Wizard retires you hire Daniel-San and have a complete shop of your own :)
The studio building is right beside the hangar and has all this…
Good for you Hoovie 👍👍👍 glad you are doing well with everything that went on last year 🙏🙏🙏
Nice to see the new garage. If I may make a suggestion. You could turn your needs for parts storage, office/kitchen/bathroom, mechanics tools into modules. Used shipping containers make it easy to convert them off site, then wheel them into your garage and park them along that wall. Use the roof of the containers for additional storage. If you needs change just swap the module you want to change. Just my two cents.
I think I just had a cargasm! Dang! The number of non-running Jaguars I could drag home! Love it.
You and me both 💀💀💀
Hoovie should do a large mini split and maybe see if 3 phase is available for other things.
Put a bathroom in it NOW! If you plan to work in there you'll need one! Don't cheap out now. Do it!
First car in the garage, your ladiy's favorite ride. Well done Sir Hoovie!!! Well done!!
Tyler so glad Hoovies Garage 3.0 is progressing nicely. It’s going to look so nice once finished, decorated with memorabilia and your fleet. I can’t believe the Wizard is almost ready to pack it in. When planning your garage layout…don’t forget a wash/detail area.
Very sorry for the loss of your grandma. Love your garage progress, quite nice!
You might like to reconsider your plans to forgo plumbing and a kitchen. If you're out there, and there are some guests, do you want them wandering into your family area to get a drink or use your facilities? I would prefer to respect your privacy.
That's what the studio building next door is for...
he could atleast put a mini fridge in there and a toaster oven/microwave with a table to eat
The beginning of a new era from the Summer of 2023 to now! Great Progress!
Congratulations on the beautiful building and all of the other wonderful things that are happening too . Keep it up!!
Brian seems like such a nice person. I could easily live in his garage. So many awesome trinkets to look at (once you're done with the cars)!
You may also consider SOLAR PANELS to cover the electrical needs of the building. Lots of roof to use.
Wht did you yell "SOLAR PANELS" ?
@@markasread4349 You did it too!
great idea
@@markasread4349 You just did it too!
Yeah it's kind of mad that a new building costing so much and such a large roof could be built without solar panels. Stick a battery on the side and he could be off-grid for a lot of the year.
My brother and I had a shop for a few years and it was very close to the same size as your new hangar.
Believe me, it will fill up QUICK. It looks big but once you have an office and a workshop/lift in there, you won't have as much space as it seems. If you plan to store all you cars in there, be smart about space allocation.
Liner panels a must!
Spray foam most definitely!
Not sure of building codes out there, but they may be a stickler on height clearance.....so I'd keep an eye out for that when doing the lofts! Looking awesome!
This man is living my dream.
You might want to check out the ceiling fans on Larson Farms?
I remember Chet saying they save 45% on HVAC because of their design.
Also think lots of fire extinguishers.
Or an oxygen suspension system? To protect your babies.
Looking great Tyler!!! Love your channel and Looking forward to what you do next.
Beautiful Hoovie’s Garage!
cant wait to see this barn filled with amazing Hoops!
Holy Shiznit! What a beautiful and impressive collection.
Wow that collection. Ticking some boxes on my bucketlist....
Congratulations Tyler, the new garage hangar looks fantastic. Just thinking about the plastic sheet on the walls and a good protective medium could be to place thin laminated wood panels on a light wooden support frame. You can buy them with clear protective coating and they would be cheap and easy to replace if damaged and the base plastic sheeting is covered. Obviously you would only place a single panel all around to keep control of cost.
Warmest Regards - David from Melbourne, Australia
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Loved the walkthrough of that amazing building/collection. As someone who wants to build a smaller version of this in the future, it was very helpful.
Congrats, Tyler. Wish you all the best in all of your endeavors!
I have a shop, little 30x30 that is 20 feet from my house. I will say 150% put at least a toilet and sink in. I ended up adding a bathroom on the back and wish i would have started out with it. I aint gonna disagree with including a kitchen area. Over the last 30 years we of course had the beer fridge from the start but now have a corner that has a gas stove, microwave, and toster oven. Planning on another add on to move all that out of my way in the shop.
Very nice way to go great building. I don't know how you remain so calm. Enjoy and thanks for sharing.
You should make a old gas station front with a Route 66 road sign. Make a vintage looking Hoovie's gas station sign. I'd love to have a place like this but to design 1 would be even better!
You're a true CZcams success. Congratulations, you've earned it. Your grandmother would be super proud.
Can't wait see it finished. Love it. Happy Motoring!
Amazing space and endless possibilities for configurations
Awesome and outstanding as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
Better help. Thank you for sharing your story. Anything that helps
Us ALL live and enjoy each day. Love your new chapter Hoovie. Great
Property. Best wishes
From my perspective, I'd do a simple bathroom there under the mezzanine level - you'll be glad you did later. I echo the comments on the spiral staircase - I wouldn't do that either, trying to get things up them is a major PITA and you have the space that a straight staircase isn't going to be a huge problem.
That all said, congrats on the new building and the new beginning. Now we all get to watch what zany creations you come up with to stuff it full. 😀
What a great friend you have, giving you good tips for your barn.
Hoovie,the very best of luck for your future endeavor. Hi from Ireland ☘️, happy Saint Patrick's Day everyone.
Congratulations! I hope to see your new garage filled with beautiful vehicles.
Congrats the shop looks great can't wait to see it all decked out "Hoovie Style". 😊
My absolute favorite CZcams channel! Love watching your new journey!
If you fitted solar panels to the roof, you'd be able to power all the AC you'd ever desire over the summer time, as well as power your farm house too, you could even get battery storage & backup and never pay electric bills over the summer and into the winter as long as the sun shines
The garage looks great! Your insulation looks much nicer than a lot of shops I've seen. Adding steel walls to the bottom 8-10 feet is more than enough. Non glossy floor like Brian's is nice. I'd just stick to a double stack lift and not triple. Excited to see it all come together and make fun of your mechanic skills!
Holy wow! Congratulations! 🎉🎊🍾
Ahh .. yes! Buick Grand National, Gorgeous April cant be far away. Well done, and glad to see you went with a "Non-Red" color beautiful, and ENJOY!
"I literally had no money" walks into the second addition 😮, Impressive!!
Excited!
Good luck cleaning that floor and not messing up the lovely white walls. I followed Shmee doing his garage he has some nice ideas. Best wishes hope it works out for you.
I am very happy with your new live, Hoovie! Hope all the best for you
I love that April’s car was the 1st to make it into the new building
Showing hes Beta side.. this is how the first one failed.
@@roostercogburn8175 first two
Spiral staircase is a huge mistake.
Please give it careful consideration.
Love your show.
YES!!! PLEASE START WRENCHING!!! I cant wait!
That w202 is beautiful. I have one it's not a amg model but it's a 2000 c230 kompressor with the elegance package and I love it .
Looking good Tyler!👍
Wow this is way larger than I thought it would Be! That’s amazing
loft in the back so you look over everything , couple dual post lifts for working on cars near entrance , storage on the front right upper with bottom open for car storage. then you have the rest for double or triple storage lifts on each side until the loft area
A couple mini-split heat pumps or a larger central heat pump may be a good idea for HVAC in the building. Essentially they act as a air conditioner in summer but run in reverse in the winter to heat a space. Operating costs are way lower than that of a traditional gas furnace because this tech is inherently more energy efficient, plus if you're already installing AC then it should be about the same cost, but you'll also get heat out of it without having to buy a separate furnace. Bonus is that this system is also quieter than a furnace in theory. Love the shop, can't wait to see how you make it uniquely yours!
That building is waaay too much cubic feet of air for mini splits.
@insaneiaq I was thinking it may be feasible if he had multiple mini splits along each wall that were adequately sized considering the insulation and lack of windows. I am by no means an expert however, so if I'm wrong I apologize.
Looks great Hoovie
Cant wait to see what its like in about a year. I figured this whole project would take about a couple of years to realize
the polished lip really goes with the chrome accents without being "too much". great aesthetic upgrade!
Congratulations Hoovie. The garage looks phenomenal.
Excellent!
A giant garage filled with amazing cars and a beautiful woman to share your life with. Well done Tyler. You deserve everything good that comes your way.
Get a prenup if the girl gives you trouble over signing it walk!
Try "a beautiful woman to share some time with"
That woman has the potential to destroy him. Again.
@@wakeupnow2233 who is the girl?
Anyone or anything we truly love has the potential to cause pain. Some people move forward and others remain forever cautious. @@wakeupnow2233
Absolutely stoked for you 😁 can't wait to see the finished building inside 🤙
That is for sure a dream shop, and I can't wait to see what you build in there. No one deserves it more Tyler, very awesome.
Holy Sh1t that guys collection is insane 🤯
About freaking time!
Looks great Tyler best of luck with everything.
Congratulations. Our Lord has surely blessed you
LETS GOOOOOO, ITS FINALLY DONE
Hoovie is a loooooooong way from done as his bank account.
Tyler, you can paint the doors with special thermal reflective paint that lowers the temp by 20*-40*. You could paint the building but you'd really have to save up for that since the paint is rather expensive. You could just paint the side of the building that gets the most afternoon sun. You can also plant things like dwarf bamboo to shade the sides of the building. I'm not sure if that species can survive long Winters though. It's good since it grows fast and isn't messy like some conifers.
GREAT video Tyler, so many faces, so much adventure. All the best for you.
Congrats with a standing building, Tyler. It will be nice to see the result after you get the interior and light situation sorted and get a couple of doors to keep the wildlife and chills out.
Put solar on the roof. The area is covered anyway, make the space work for you, power the buildings.
Hoovie, definitely add a shitterr too your garage +sink at least. trust you'll be happy you did, just for your crew alone, where do your guests go too now?
The new garage looks awesome - it'll be spectacular when it's finished. Congrats!
Looking forward to all that's coming Hoovie
Makes my 2400 square ft garage look tiny…Awesome Hoovie!
Which is the size of my house in the uk!
@peterwarner8541 hell, that's bigger than my house, and the biggest one I have lived in!
Would rather have your 2400 much more manageable on utility cost.
i hate to say it now, but you do NEED to have at least a 2 piece bathroom in the monster garage. you are going to find it very inconvenient having to run to the bathroom in the middle of winter tyler... when car wizard retires, hire a full time mechanic! that will end up saving you a bag of money in the long run! maybe hire daniel san!
Bathrooms are one of those things where if you are going in to do renovations just go ahead and add a shower while you're at it.
You’ve come a long way, Tyler!
Congratulations
Congratulations and boy what a relief Aprils Buick is the Lone Star with her Squeeze in this 3.0 Premier You made it all better Tyler give April a big hug from the Viewers ❤❤❤ love Y’all Great Job
When the car ninja speaks, you should listen
If I was building this, I would put at least two 2-post lifts. And at least one 4-post lift. With a jack in the middle (like Freddy Tavarish has).
Big air compressor and 1/2 inch hard lines for air lines to the lifts.
A work area with big ass tool boxes and work benches. For cutting/grinding and welding.
Maybe for someone else to come and help you work (or do some work that you can’t do).
Water hose (and floor drain) to wash cars IN the shop, when it’s too cold - or hot - to stand outside for long!
And a bathroom with a big sink to wash the hands - AND ARMS!
If you’re going to work on your cars, you’ll need it!
Toilet, shower, and small fridge. Because you don’t want to have to go back and forth in high heat - or extreme cold or rain - when you’re deep in the middle of a repair!
Congrats - you deserve it!!