Man some of you have some nice places to work on you trucks at
I work on mine in the driveway at my house or my friends who has a car jack and I got some quality tools of mine own to work with it get the jobs done

 

I do most work at the base hobbie shop. I rent an apt and they're never happy when someone is working on a vehicle in the parking lot. Good thing they missed the mess when the tranny on my car went **** up.

 

apt parking lot. but its cool, i have a kegerator upstairs, and its always full, and cold.

 

Nice how big of kegs will it hold and i would love to have one of those

 

holds a full sized keg. best purchase/investment i have ever made. I highly recommend getting one. they normally run like $600-$700 new for the good ones, but you can find them cheaper on craigslist. I know I did. guess it fell out of the back of a truck somewhere, and dude sold it to me still sealed in the box for $240

 

my garage that holds a little more than half my truck, and yeah we got the kegorator as well, craigslist 150$ from some guy who converted an older fridge/freezer combo into one, came with all the hoses tap and tank

 

Detached 2 car garage (built wider than a normal 2 car). Whole bunch of normal and specialty tools, brake lathe, lift from my dads shop (chrysler dealer) that they didnt want anymore. Thats usually full though with project cars, so its the driveway for my truck.

 

+1. I also work at a place with a huge shop floor, air lines everywhere and a 30 ton crane, but can't use any of it to work on my truck.

 

make your own. find an old *** fridge and drill a hole in it. it's pretty easy

 

2 car garage with a garage fan I can roll out during the summer. One of these days it will get finished and painted, I have all the things to put in it and get it finished up, just have to get off my lazy *** and do it I guess