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[hotrod24]

what do you guys think about this i want a 20+21 or a 22+21 thay are the same price or a 18+21 thay are 695$ but i work in a little place right now so i dont think it would be a problem
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[zieg85]

Bigger is always better.  Mine is 24x24 and I wish I had gone deeper.  It is very tight pulling an engine on a shortbed and with the longbed I have to put the rear end out the door. 

[hotrod24]

yea mine is a short bed so i would have more room but it would be a tight fit but when i get it down to the frame i would pull out the motor so i would have more room

[Blazin]

Way to small. 24 wide is to narrow, and minimum deep should be 32.
That price can't include concrete, and dirt work?

[Lt.Del]

The concrete would be almost that much in and of itself--maybe a tad less.

[Blazin]

I figured in my neck of the woods it would be about $800.

[hotrod24]

i have a level place and i can get concrete for $200 maybe less but do you  think it can be done i want to restore from the ground up i could finish the concrete myself so it would be cheaper

[Swims350]

WHAT???

$659 is all for that building?

If so I want info because I need to build me a 22x22 or close to that size for a garage and that work prefect and fit my budget good!!!!!!!!

[mp76k10]

how wide is the overhead door?  it may just be the pic but it looks pretty narrow. I think you're going to have a hard time doing a ground up in that small of an area.  Once the truck is in there, it doesn't look like you'll have any room for tools/equipment or any storage room for big parts that you pull off the truck.

[hotrod24]

sorry it was $695 for this you can get them to come back and put the sides on or you can but it with the sides on it

[hotrod24]

yea the door does look little you can get them in different sizes but i agree on the size

[red4wd]

My shop is 36x48 with 8' across the back in a kitchen, bathroom and storage room.  I have two 14' wide by 16' tall doors.

[Toolmaster]

I would build as big as you have room for and can afford. I built mine 4 years ago and the concrete (6" with fiber and 3/4" rebar at $64 per sq foot) with footing and fineshed with anchor bolts installed was just below the cost of the building.
Then add the cost of erection, 4" insulation on all walls, plumbing, electrical, 3 16'x16' doors and 3 4'x7' doors. I did the dirt work my self.
I call it my home away from home !
60'x60'x18' with 3/12 pitch roof

Why the title confused ?

[hotrod24]

because i dont have much money and i need something big enough to do this that is i am confused and i live up in the woods so i dont i much room

[Swims350]

that still works, getting the double carport for $695 do they have a number or website I can visit?

There was a company near me with that same deal 18x21 dub port for $695 and I an't find them anymore.