For more behind the scenes info, articles and enthusiastically written car stories for enthusiasts check out our regularly updated blog, it includes a deep dive on how the shed went from a 3D drawing to a real usable space. Thanks for watching! mightycarmods.com/blogs/news
Awesome shed Marty! You guys are such a success and you manage to stay humble. That's what makes it fun to watch. You're very relatable for people who love cars, and also have lives outside of cars. Let's see Moog's now!
I just want to appreciate Marty's professionalism on this video. He went super fast around, explained everything in an understandable way and got everything covered in 15min. In any other channel this would be a 38min video of "uuuhh". Amazing video, guys. Thanks for the content and I can't wait to see Moog's sound shed.
These guys are an inspiration for enthusiasts. Literally going from your moms driveway to the dream of having a serious, attainable, home workshop. And they did it through originality, hard work, and without pandering to anyone.
@@exileut Not really. Marty would say Moog once or twice BUT, he’ll never call Moog by his name. Just like how Moog would always call him Martin instead or Marty.
Still blows my mind that I started watching you guys 13 years ago when I was in high school. It's been one hell of a journey and I can't wait to experience even more with you guys. Much love from the states.
@Martin welcome to Sweden were only like 10% of the appartments are rental 😅 if you are Young you have to start with a big mortgage to be able to move out. Atleast in Stockholm.
You can buy cheap houses out west, ppl who whinge about house prices are either 1) inner city snobs living a well off life due to intergenerational social class wellbeing or 2) trying to buy "ferrari" properties in their first entry into the market. You can get 3 bedder homes in MooreBank for like 750k or cheaper in other Western Syd areas. Think outside the inner city bubble. I bought my unit in the Canterbury banks town area in 2011 for 280k.
Real estate... NOT an investment? What are you gonna say next? That housing is a basic human right or something crazy like that? (laughs in Californian)
Man i had a RC car as a kid a Mercedes CLK GTR my dad bought it and it was very expensive for us at the time. I loved playing with it and i learn as a kid that that it was running on 7.2 volt and so i got my first soldering lessons from him and i added 2 single batteries making it a one and a half pack of batteries. After cutting it to make it fit i realized HOLY its faster!! But then .... It got stolen from me :( and i never got a new one... When i got older i searched for a new one but after buying 2 not even close to mine ones i eventually gave up searching for it... BUT THEN you just showed you love Rc cars and so when you picked it out the box i got really excited because it looked like the one i had ! Not the same car no but the way its build and the box it came in!! I searched for Tamiya Mercedes CLK GTR AND YESS THAT IS THE RC I GOT AS A KID!! man what a small world. i had the 1997 grey edition with the Warsteiner front!! Man love this channel after so many years of following you guys i am still spaceless how much similarities we have... Greetings from Holland!
Like 1 minute ago i was thinking "Wonder when MCM will upload another video" and 10 seconds later, boom, there's the notification! 😂 Nothing more satisfactory than that! 😎
From the driveway to a dream shed, what a journey. I was lucky enough to find some land with some old abandoned-but-savable factory type warehouses from the better part of a century ago about in the woods (Midwest USA). I rebuilt those, one for car storage, the other divided up into a smaller workshop that's for building/repairing mostly vintage clockwork/mechanical stuff (watches, clocks, cameras, music boxes, etc). That part is mostly my hand tools, benches, and smaller machining equipment. The rest of the building is a 2 door 4 bay workshop for mostly auto stuff and an isolated paint booth/room for the third door. I built my subterranean home on the same land, looks like an old bunker from the top with skylights showing on the exposed concrete with metal rolling shutters. Two story unground with open design in the middle to take advantage of as much natural light as I could (and to keep it from feeling as closed in). The biggest pain was all the security tbh, it's not uncommon for questionable people trying to steal anything and everything. I haven't had any problems but I also put up metal walls for fencing topped with barbed wire, cameras everywhere, signs, etc. It's like a private Prison; I honestly hate having to make it look like that, but I don't want my things stolen.
Marty: every tool has its place and space Moog: organized chaos is my favorite approach for my tools Solid video and props to Marty on this amazing shed! MCM love
I got lost in Cheryl's box once. Wandered around for hours trying to find my way out. Finally I muttered aloud, "Man, if I could just find a flashlight." Then I heard, "Flashlight? If you can find the my car keys, we can drive out of here."
Thanks for the shop tour, I like how you guys use solar power and really keep things clean. You really seem to appreciate what you have and I think that’s great. Keep up the good job.
Hats off Marty.... such an amazing shed... every car enthusiasts dream.... mad respect to moog for keeping quiet for such a long time.... lol. Let's see his shed now....
Thanks for the shed tour Marty! I like that a lot of thought has gone into building it. I'm curious though, is there anything you would do differently if you had the chance? Any design choices that didn't quite work out, or oversights you'd like to fix?
one metre in each direction bigger! not able to do so but 10x7 is a minimum for this kind of setup i think. that way you can move around the car a bit more. It still works amazingly well and very happy with it
@@mightycarmods The problem with sheds is it's never big enough. You always find a way to fill the space. "Whatever size you think you need, double it and add 50%". Except we're all either limited by space, budget, or both.
Why are Australians so invested in sheds?.. Aussies really seem to take it to the next level. Like, on some deep cultural level. Even some Aussie Tech and lifestyle channels I sub to are doing highly detailed shed builds and tours. An old Aussie friend shared the same enthusiasm for details and couldn't understand why other people got a bit bored by multiple, hour long discussions about sheds nor could he put his finger on why he and his friends back home deemed it very normal to be so invested in them. When he asked if I wanted to check out his shed, I was surprised to find out that his intention was for me to literally just check out the shed with little attention paid to what was housed inside it.. Additionally, I was expected to give my thoughtful assessment of it. Since then I've seen so many similar examples that would prove that he wasn't just an odd case. This video not being one of them so please don't think I'm taking digs MCM's choice of video subject or Aussies in general.. MCM could make a video about housework and I'd still happily watch it. Can someone please kindly explain how the subject became so nationally ingrained? It's a genuine curiosity.
Marty, coming from Missouri, USA, I'm so jealous of your shop's gorgeous lighting and I'd love to copy that. I also used to watch your vids when you started and was super inspired, but fell off once I got more mechanically inclined, but come back a couple times a year to watch you guys' stuff. Keep it up, love you guys!
Something my dad did with screw organising was just hot glue one of the screws on the front of the draw. Such a simple thing but it makes finding the right draw so much quicker.
I'm so happy I've watched almost all the episodes since the beginning. Can't believe they've gone this far from trying to fix stuff out of their parents garage!!! 🤩
Dude, I really needed this when I was building my shed of the same size + hoist. In the end, I took my time planning everything and We both have very similar setups and great looking sheds. Love your work.
Love this! I designed and built my own shed with a hoist. Not as big as Marty's but works well with 1 car, plus space and planning regulations make it difficult in the UK. Can't wait to see Moog's!
As someone who is in the planning stages of getting a shed built, this is so beneficial to see how a functional shed all comes together. Stay safe lads.
Thank you so much for this video Martin, this is gonna help me out greatly. I've been living in a 1 bedroom apartment for almost 2 years now with my wife and have almost all my tools in the living room. Next month were moving into a 3 bedroom home that has a well built but not large enough to hold a car shed. I now have some great ideas on how to organize all my tools and supplies. Solar power wasn't even on my mind but you got me considering it now since I have great exposure with no trees around the shed
...that's why I came back to this thread. Just rewatched the "Finished SuperGramps" episode and now I'm wondering if he got another 3.6 to "build up" with forged bits and pieces. Can't wait for that one!
Bmw g310r!!! I bought mine brand new and I absolutely love it!!! Was buzzed to see it in the background! Need to get the underside and the radiator protector painted! 😁
This is a great video. Thanks Marty! You're such a cool guy still even though you're a millionaire now. Hopefully you get your own show someday. You deserve it.
Nice stocked shed. One of the best items i added to my shed for comfort was a couple of Whirly birds on the roof, the difference in temp is amazing. Any smoke leaves also.
You don't want to look at my shed mate. It's larger with less than half the usability at the moment. It's a 45x30'. currently filled to the brim with stuff of my own plus my recently passed father in law's shed. Large bandsaw, planer, facer, cabinet table saw, lathe, router tables, every woodworking gizmo you can imagine. My own mechanics tools (I used to work as a tech, for many years. So a ginormous toolbox with every automotive tool) a lawn tractor, a zero turn mower, pressure washer 2 different lawn tractor trailers, 30 different storage tubs of the wife's stuff, a Harley, compressor, 2 different welders, couple grinders, some shelving rack things I salvaged from a work van, and leftover parts from 6 different vehicles I don't own anymore but "there're still good and I might need them". Also 6.5KW of solar on the roof.
it's the 'new normal'.... thanks gladys .... ps i'm in perth where we ..touch wood..don't have such nonsense atm... just cold rain and bloodly great winds
I love how environmentally friendly that workspace is. The self-sufficiency of power and water is great. What sucks in the US is we have fairly ridiculous rainwater collection laws, based on a ridiculous fear of someone 'water starving' a neighboring farmland. I'm glad you can collect and store enough rainwater to use without burdening the municipal system there.
As a guy that wholesales solar, it's awesome to see you have invested in a quality inverter. SMA were the first company to sell solar inverters and make proper solid gear. Nice work, i'd love to know more about your battery storage, as i see you have a 3 phase inverter, do you have a single phase battery, or a battery per phase?
I'm definitely adding that ryobi storage rack. Solar and water storage are too expensive for me to add, but I think it's cool you did it. I recently added a quickjack which was a major purchase for me. So far I love it. Thanks for sharing Marty!
@@jrf6989 It's cold for a country that is used to extreme heat (40-45c), especially when homes are designed to keep cool not warm here. But I can definitely appreciate how cold it must get across the pond
@@jrf6989 I disagree. My mother's home used to get down to -6C in winter in the 90s and early 2000s. Richmond, western Sydney. Globally warming hardly sees it getting close to frost now. That's colder than the years I spent in the UK ;-). Same area gets to over 46C in summer.
Marty, my man, that shed is just organisational nirvana. Got pretty much everything you could ever need, a place for all of it and heaps of space to boot. As someone who currently only has a wee single car timber garage that is rammed full with a mk1 mx5 and a lawnmower, im pretty jealous lmao
That time when your thinking about building a big workshop shed and they post this and its pretty much perfect! Keep up the good work guys. Good to know my ideas are actually practical.
My dream shed Marty, Going from a single garage to a double garage was a big upgrade for me. I Would love to see you guys fix a repairable write off one day. I just bought a 2014 WRX repairable write off with front end damage as my next project car. Seeing you guys progress with panel and welding skills it would be awesome to see and something a bit different. Loved the Mira body panel work
I just saw one of the new Ford rangers and a early 2010s f150 next to each other today and noticed they’re almost the same size….a 2000s or older ranger - I’d laugh with you, but a current USA ranger - I understand his comment
@@jorgeantonini201 its not about that even. But when you are constantly around s-chassi, subarus, mini, and other small nuggets, the ranger is "big" ;)
@@mycosys Gen 1 Ford Ranger was the same vehicle as the Gen 4 Ford Courier with a v6, my old PJ courier i used to buy parts from the US as it was cheaper than domestic because of that sweet sweet 2012-13 exchange rate.
Are you two Aussie? I feel we normally only call an attached garage a "garage", regardless of its use for storing cars or not. I've always heard anything detached referred to as a shed or if it's massive, a workshop.
Aussies have different definitions of a bunch of stuff like this. Another example is the word "dam". Here it refers to the body of water, not the structure that holds it back. A pond or reservoir or even a small lake gets called a dam. I've lived here 20 years and it still does my head in.
@@Epic501 In the US we call them garages, whether or not they're attached. Sheds are usually smaller in size, but I figure they are solely for storage (not to say you can't work on stuff, just there aren't dedicated tables for working). Workshops are sheds with dedicated work surfaces, at least that's what I'd figure. I wouldn't be at all surprised that Marty calls it that for tax/builder's code, cause a "workshop" would cost more or simply be unfit to be built there...but I can say, I don't live there.
Love this sort of content as well, it's great to see how much things have changed and how much more pleasant it'd be wrenching on cars in an environment like this as opposed to a driveway or out on the road - I'm still doing this and yes it's getting old.
as someone who is about to spend a hefty amount of money on a house and trying to decide if i buy a house with an existing shed or build new some of this information was actually extremely useful and some things i had not thought about. im glad i clicked the video! also keen to put up my MCM flag
I've been so busy with work lately I've missed everything since the Mr2 was fixed! Good to see you guys again and now I have tons of content to stream!
You guys are a blast to watch. Even my 4yo does the "In the BIN" and dances to your intro music. Thanks guys for making such a family frienly and awesome show! :) Watching from SYD OZ land :P
I've been watching you guys for years and have been to a meet in Sydney, i got to high five Marty when he was riding around on the motocompo. I definitely think it would be a great idea seeing Moogs shed, after seeing Marty's shed it has given me some inspiration for what I want in my future shed, thanks guys keep up the quality video 🤘
Awesome setup there Marty, I like the idea of using Yellow Tongue for the internal walls!!! I used Yellow Tongue for my workbench tops and will now look into lining the walls with it as well!!!👌
Absolutely love this episode. Really well thought through design Marty. Great to see how much can be done in 60m2 and terrific use of rain water and solar.
Having a lift changed everything for me. I don't have the ceiling height for a standard lift, but I was able to get a half-height lift in my garage. I simply work using rolling stools. Major jobs including the dropping of subframes are possible. There are dozens of jobs I was able to do, that I wouldn't even dream of trying lying on the ground.
OMG what a shed! A dream shed! I would add toilet shower and kitchen and one bed! I can live it there! Yes curious to see moog`s shed as well! I have no workshop or shed but only one small bench! I will keep dreaming! Thanx for the video!
For more behind the scenes info, articles and enthusiastically written car stories for enthusiasts check out our regularly updated blog, it includes a deep dive on how the shed went from a 3D drawing to a real usable space. Thanks for watching! mightycarmods.com/blogs/news
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Yessssss
I want to see Moog's Shed
@@rlcaust1 its already up on onlyfans
Awesome shed Marty! You guys are such a success and you manage to stay humble. That's what makes it fun to watch. You're very relatable for people who love cars, and also have lives outside of cars. Let's see Moog's now!
This is the longest amount of time in recorded history that Moog has kept quiet!
I wouldn't have believed it was him filming it if he hadn't of shown up at the end.
Haha so true!
Moog doesn't have a shed.
Moog's real name is Arthur "Two Sheds" Jackson.
😂😂. I love him!
I just want to appreciate Marty's professionalism on this video. He went super fast around, explained everything in an understandable way and got everything covered in 15min. In any other channel this would be a 38min video of "uuuhh". Amazing video, guys. Thanks for the content and I can't wait to see Moog's sound shed.
Question is, how many takes did this take? LoL
I'm gonna guess MOOG's shed is actually a sound shed.
Pretty sure it's just his studio.
Or it's Jay Leno level collection and we have no idea.
it's a secret goat farm
@@tmmtmm turns out all the goats they’ve been posting were moogs, and he took the photos
@@alexcrouse All of his Nissans.
Surely it's sound gear, synthesisers & musical instruments.
These guys are an inspiration for enthusiasts. Literally going from your moms driveway to the dream of having a serious, attainable, home workshop. And they did it through originality, hard work, and without pandering to anyone.
I would absolutely watch Marty Home Mods.
And moogs music mods
Moog did a woodwork video, then he drilled through his arm.
That ending was the biggest plot twist ever, whole time I thought it was their camera man
I was thinking the same 🙂
to me it was obvious this wasnt a cameramans work but it was a suprise because moog didnt say a word all the video
Is this the first time Marty has said Moog's name out loud in a video?
@@exileut Not really. Marty would say Moog once or twice BUT, he’ll never call Moog by his name. Just like how Moog would always call him Martin instead or Marty.
Been here since Marty had his mom's Garage 😭😭😭
thanks for coming on the (long) journey!
I really wanna say something so horrible but I have to respect the amazing woman that gave us Marty!
@@mightycarmods mum Marty not mom
@@mightycarmods Its awesome to see how far you both have come, proud to have been watching since the early days.
I miss rake
Love the shed tour and it is always great to get more storage and functionality ideas.
Hi Jeff :)
Yours ain’t too shabby Jeff 👍🏻
Video I didn’t know I needed ❤️
Marty: opens loads of interesting drawers and boxes
Moog: nope, not going to show you inside
The stupid steady cam rig doesn’t tilt.
Still blows my mind that I started watching you guys 13 years ago when I was in high school. It's been one hell of a journey and I can't wait to experience even more with you guys. Much love from the states.
How respectful of Moog to just let Marty do the talking, loved the video!
I'd love to see Moogs shed next!
Being in Sydney, I imagine that shed is worth more than all your cars put together.
My guess is that they live out in the blue mountains, Penrith, Windsor type area tbh
@Martin welcome to Sweden were only like 10% of the appartments are rental 😅 if you are Young you have to start with a big mortgage to be able to move out. Atleast in Stockholm.
@Martin Only works with a welfare & pension system capable of supporting that structure, unfortunately. UK, Aus, NZ aren't Europe.
You can buy cheap houses out west, ppl who whinge about house prices are either 1) inner city snobs living a well off life due to intergenerational social class wellbeing or 2) trying to buy "ferrari" properties in their first entry into the market. You can get 3 bedder homes in MooreBank for like 750k or cheaper in other Western Syd areas. Think outside the inner city bubble. I bought my unit in the Canterbury banks town area in 2011 for 280k.
Real estate... NOT an investment? What are you gonna say next? That housing is a basic human right or something crazy like that?
(laughs in Californian)
Man i had a RC car as a kid a Mercedes CLK GTR my dad bought it and it was very expensive for us at the time. I loved playing with it and i learn as a kid that that it was running on 7.2 volt and so i got my first soldering lessons from him and i added 2 single batteries making it a one and a half pack of batteries. After cutting it to make it fit i realized HOLY its faster!! But then .... It got stolen from me :( and i never got a new one... When i got older i searched for a new one but after buying 2 not even close to mine ones i eventually gave up searching for it... BUT THEN you just showed you love Rc cars and so when you picked it out the box i got really excited because it looked like the one i had ! Not the same car no but the way its build and the box it came in!! I searched for Tamiya Mercedes CLK GTR AND YESS THAT IS THE RC I GOT AS A KID!! man what a small world. i had the 1997 grey edition with the Warsteiner front!! Man love this channel after so many years of following you guys i am still spaceless how much similarities we have... Greetings from Holland!
Like 1 minute ago i was thinking "Wonder when MCM will upload another video" and 10 seconds later, boom, there's the notification! 😂 Nothing more satisfactory than that! 😎
We knew you were waiting, we could feel it in our..... waters
The was a disturbance in the Force eh mate ? 👍
From the driveway to a dream shed, what a journey. I was lucky enough to find some land with some old abandoned-but-savable factory type warehouses from the better part of a century ago about in the woods (Midwest USA). I rebuilt those, one for car storage, the other divided up into a smaller workshop that's for building/repairing mostly vintage clockwork/mechanical stuff (watches, clocks, cameras, music boxes, etc). That part is mostly my hand tools, benches, and smaller machining equipment. The rest of the building is a 2 door 4 bay workshop for mostly auto stuff and an isolated paint booth/room for the third door.
I built my subterranean home on the same land, looks like an old bunker from the top with skylights showing on the exposed concrete with metal rolling shutters. Two story unground with open design in the middle to take advantage of as much natural light as I could (and to keep it from feeling as closed in). The biggest pain was all the security tbh, it's not uncommon for questionable people trying to steal anything and everything. I haven't had any problems but I also put up metal walls for fencing topped with barbed wire, cameras everywhere, signs, etc. It's like a private Prison; I honestly hate having to make it look like that, but I don't want my things stolen.
The way your brain works is amazing like the thought that was put into the design and construction of the shed is too notch
Marty: every tool has its place and space
Moog: organized chaos is my favorite approach for my tools
Solid video and props to Marty on this amazing shed! MCM love
Can we get a tour of Cheryl's box next?
Once you go in there you never come back.
echo echo echo
@@SteezyG it's way past the stick 2 hands in and clap.
Most of us have had a spin. You must be new
I got lost in Cheryl's box once. Wandered around for hours trying to find my way out.
Finally I muttered aloud, "Man, if I could just find a flashlight."
Then I heard, "Flashlight? If you can find the my car keys, we can drive out of here."
So much thought put into your shed! My favorite touches are the amount of natural light and asymmetrical lift
Props for the presenting skills in this... Rattled through so much, with the right amount of detail and no umming or arring!
A fellow Tamiya lover! Hell yeah!
Thanks for the shop tour, I like how you guys use solar power and really keep things clean. You really seem to appreciate what you have and I think that’s great. Keep up the good job.
Dang. Representing the RC cars. Love it.
Well done Marty having a solar solution on your property! Big thumbs up from us working in the PV industry!
New record for the longest Moog has gone without talking lol.
lol. I bet he works very silently during his music making sessions.
@@Oblithian nah I reckon he screams for joy all the time 😅
@@sheshd I'd love to have the energy he has
Hats off Marty.... such an amazing shed... every car enthusiasts dream.... mad respect to moog for keeping quiet for such a long time.... lol. Let's see his shed now....
Thanks for the shed tour Marty! I like that a lot of thought has gone into building it. I'm curious though, is there anything you would do differently if you had the chance? Any design choices that didn't quite work out, or oversights you'd like to fix?
one metre in each direction bigger! not able to do so but 10x7 is a minimum for this kind of setup i think. that way you can move around the car a bit more. It still works amazingly well and very happy with it
@@mightycarmods That is the best lit shed I've ever seen. Amazing.
@@mightycarmods The problem with sheds is it's never big enough. You always find a way to fill the space. "Whatever size you think you need, double it and add 50%". Except we're all either limited by space, budget, or both.
@@coltonmcrae5873 that goes about triple for bench space
Why are Australians so invested in sheds?.. Aussies really seem to take it to the next level. Like, on some deep cultural level. Even some Aussie Tech and lifestyle channels I sub to are doing highly detailed shed builds and tours.
An old Aussie friend shared the same enthusiasm for details and couldn't understand why other people got a bit bored by multiple, hour long discussions about sheds nor could he put his finger on why he and his friends back home deemed it very normal to be so invested in them. When he asked if I wanted to check out his shed, I was surprised to find out that his intention was for me to literally just check out the shed with little attention paid to what was housed inside it.. Additionally, I was expected to give my thoughtful assessment of it. Since then I've seen so many similar examples that would prove that he wasn't just an odd case. This video not being one of them so please don't think I'm taking digs MCM's choice of video subject or Aussies in general.. MCM could make a video about housework and I'd still happily watch it. Can someone please kindly explain how the subject became so nationally ingrained? It's a genuine curiosity.
G310 BMW, neat choice of motorcycle.
great bang for buck, plenty of quicker ones out there but it does the job
@@mightycarmods If a bike can hold 110~120 Km/h on the highway at bearable rpms it's perfect for me. Not to mention great mileage.
Marty, coming from Missouri, USA, I'm so jealous of your shop's gorgeous lighting and I'd love to copy that. I also used to watch your vids when you started and was super inspired, but fell off once I got more mechanically inclined, but come back a couple times a year to watch you guys' stuff. Keep it up, love you guys!
"That's my retirement fund right there" *crunch as he pushes down the box*
I was just thinking the same!
@@someyoungguy6990 Hope it is ok though...
Something my dad did with screw organising was just hot glue one of the screws on the front of the draw. Such a simple thing but it makes finding the right draw so much quicker.
That is a neat idea.
I'm so happy I've watched almost all the episodes since the beginning. Can't believe they've gone this far from trying to fix stuff out of their parents garage!!! 🤩
Dude, I really needed this when I was building my shed of the same size + hoist. In the end, I took my time planning everything and We both have very similar setups and great looking sheds. Love your work.
Mcm vids getting us through this lockdown keep it up boys
Love this! I designed and built my own shed with a hoist. Not as big as Marty's but works well with 1 car, plus space and planning regulations make it difficult in the UK.
Can't wait to see Moog's!
Let's take a look into the drawers
Gimble: NO!!
I think he was having trouble with it, lol some shots were a bit weird, actually surprised when I saw it was Moog working the camera
Came to find this comment 😂
As someone who is in the planning stages of getting a shed built, this is so beneficial to see how a functional shed all comes together. Stay safe lads.
10:25 new longblock for supergramps sitting on the ground lol
I'm loving the low key environmental responsibility and sustainability here. Excellent shed and video!
Moog being silent the entire episode had to have caused him physical pain.
I can only assume that he has some kind of health condition.
Thank you so much for this video Martin, this is gonna help me out greatly. I've been living in a 1 bedroom apartment for almost 2 years now with my wife and have almost all my tools in the living room. Next month were moving into a 3 bedroom home that has a well built but not large enough to hold a car shed. I now have some great ideas on how to organize all my tools and supplies. Solar power wasn't even on my mind but you got me considering it now since I have great exposure with no trees around the shed
Earliest I’ve ever been to one of these videos and this set up is mad
Love this kind of behind the scenes/ slightly more personal vlog type of content
"unless you own a subaru then you blow engines constantly"
(ez30 sitting on the floor behind the camera)
So is super Gramps getting a new engine or is that being swapped into the STI?
...that's why I came back to this thread. Just rewatched the "Finished SuperGramps" episode and now I'm wondering if he got another 3.6 to "build up" with forged bits and pieces. Can't wait for that one!
@@RobCFlame it's most likely a spare I think
The attention to detail in his SHED is ridiculous. Marty is a genius.
You forgot one of the screws you dropped!! PICK IT UP OR I WILL NEVER SLEEP AGAIN!!
It's lost in the flakes!!
Bmw g310r!!! I bought mine brand new and I absolutely love it!!! Was buzzed to see it in the background! Need to get the underside and the radiator protector painted! 😁
"I'm Marty from Marty Car Mods" - can't unhear it.
This is a great video. Thanks Marty! You're such a cool guy still even though you're a millionaire now. Hopefully you get your own show someday. You deserve it.
Marty this is probably the first time I've heard you say Moog's name!
@Capt Shiny yeh I got like 3 that I can remember on the spot but might be at 4. I always thought it was pronounced differently.
Nice stocked shed. One of the best items i added to my shed for comfort was a couple of Whirly birds on the roof, the difference in temp is amazing. Any smoke leaves also.
Wow. Moog has been so quite the entire time, I thought that it was someone else filming
You don't want to look at my shed mate. It's larger with less than half the usability at the moment. It's a 45x30'. currently filled to the brim with stuff of my own plus my recently passed father in law's shed. Large bandsaw, planer, facer, cabinet table saw, lathe, router tables, every woodworking gizmo you can imagine. My own mechanics tools (I used to work as a tech, for many years. So a ginormous toolbox with every automotive tool) a lawn tractor, a zero turn mower, pressure washer 2 different lawn tractor trailers, 30 different storage tubs of the wife's stuff, a Harley, compressor, 2 different welders, couple grinders, some shelving rack things I salvaged from a work van, and leftover parts from 6 different vehicles I don't own anymore but "there're still good and I might need them". Also 6.5KW of solar on the roof.
Tell me you're in lockdown without telling me you're in lockdown.
We aren't at the track or out on an adventure, otherwise the videos look kinda similar :P
it's the 'new normal'....
thanks gladys ....
ps i'm in perth where we ..touch wood..don't have such nonsense atm...
just cold rain and bloodly great winds
@@alt7488 waving quietly from tas!
NZ. Fingers crossed.
Waving from the American South where anti-vax nut jobs are spreading delta variant like a STD at a frat house...
I love how environmentally friendly that workspace is. The self-sufficiency of power and water is great. What sucks in the US is we have fairly ridiculous rainwater collection laws, based on a ridiculous fear of someone 'water starving' a neighboring farmland. I'm glad you can collect and store enough rainwater to use without burdening the municipal system there.
US laws really aren't that restrictive on collecting. The only story I've heard is about someone building holding ponds and dams.
As a guy that wholesales solar, it's awesome to see you have invested in a quality inverter. SMA were the first company to sell solar inverters and make proper solid gear. Nice work, i'd love to know more about your battery storage, as i see you have a 3 phase inverter, do you have a single phase battery, or a battery per phase?
Sonnen 8.8 for storage, works quite well
We would love to see marty’s solar At he house
I'm definitely adding that ryobi storage rack. Solar and water storage are too expensive for me to add, but I think it's cool you did it. I recently added a quickjack which was a major purchase for me. So far I love it. Thanks for sharing Marty!
“Winter never gets cold”
Currently 4 degrees Celsius in South Australia mate
That's not cold, that's early spring here in the Netherlands :D
@@jrf6989 It's cold for a country that is used to extreme heat (40-45c), especially when homes are designed to keep cool not warm here. But I can definitely appreciate how cold it must get across the pond
@@WigneyR In that perspective.... that's cold! have a good one!
@@jrf6989 I disagree. My mother's home used to get down to -6C in winter in the 90s and early 2000s. Richmond, western Sydney. Globally warming hardly sees it getting close to frost now. That's colder than the years I spent in the UK ;-). Same area gets to over 46C in summer.
That Shed hoist going to be amazing put 2sexy work on it Good job Marty 👏👏👏👏👏
I wanna see Moog’s studio. I bet it’s dope.
Marty, my man, that shed is just organisational nirvana. Got pretty much everything you could ever need, a place for all of it and heaps of space to boot. As someone who currently only has a wee single car timber garage that is rammed full with a mk1 mx5 and a lawnmower, im pretty jealous lmao
Solid ideas here, ive been contemplating a remodel on my shed…
That time when your thinking about building a big workshop shed and they post this and its pretty much perfect! Keep up the good work guys. Good to know my ideas are actually practical.
This made my day. Never clicked on something so fast
Same here dude 😆
And i was just literally dropping my toolbox to start working, looks like I'm gonna have to start working a little bit later 😆
And me too!
Haha same! Wanted to see if the Gemini was hiding in the shed!
That was beautiful to see such a well thought out shed and the personality behind it all
When's the first episode of mighty house mods available?
Marty, you shed kicks @ss!!! Can wait to see Moog’s and se the difference.
"winter never gets cold" I see you haven't been to Ballarat
Saving up to buy insulation for my shed 🤣
Yeah, I could not figure out how he was still getting solar in the winter... then I remembered where they are. XD
My dream shed Marty, Going from a single garage to a double garage was a big upgrade for me. I Would love to see you guys fix a repairable write off one day. I just bought a 2014 WRX repairable write off with front end damage as my next project car. Seeing you guys progress with panel and welding skills it would be awesome to see and something a bit different. Loved the Mira body panel work
“A big car like a Ford Ranger”
*Laughs in American* 🇺🇸
I just saw one of the new Ford rangers and a early 2010s f150 next to each other today and noticed they’re almost the same size….a 2000s or older ranger - I’d laugh with you, but a current USA ranger - I understand his comment
@@jorgeantonini201 its not about that even. But when you are constantly around s-chassi, subarus, mini, and other small nuggets, the ranger is "big" ;)
@@maxpower700 we dont have the old Ford Ranger in Australia, only the new Aussie designed one, so it really is kinda about that
@@mycosys Gen 1 Ford Ranger was the same vehicle as the Gen 4 Ford Courier with a v6, my old PJ courier i used to buy parts from the US as it was cheaper than domestic because of that sweet sweet 2012-13 exchange rate.
I'm still stuck in the 90s, mine's a quarter ton, so it's about the size of a sedan on stilts
Such an amazing video.. seemed so professional and frankly i was amazed to see that it was actually moog filming it... Cheers.
Dude's out here calling a full garage a freaking shed.
Are you two Aussie?
I feel we normally only call an attached garage a "garage", regardless of its use for storing cars or not. I've always heard anything detached referred to as a shed or if it's massive, a workshop.
Aussies have different definitions of a bunch of stuff like this. Another example is the word "dam". Here it refers to the body of water, not the structure that holds it back. A pond or reservoir or even a small lake gets called a dam. I've lived here 20 years and it still does my head in.
If you think that’s a big home set up, jump across and look at Hackshop Garage’s set up.
@@Epic501 In the US we call them garages, whether or not they're attached. Sheds are usually smaller in size, but I figure they are solely for storage (not to say you can't work on stuff, just there aren't dedicated tables for working). Workshops are sheds with dedicated work surfaces, at least that's what I'd figure. I wouldn't be at all surprised that Marty calls it that for tax/builder's code, cause a "workshop" would cost more or simply be unfit to be built there...but I can say, I don't live there.
Love this sort of content as well, it's great to see how much things have changed and how much more pleasant it'd be wrenching on cars in an environment like this as opposed to a driveway or out on the road - I'm still doing this and yes it's getting old.
Been here since me and Marty's mum had Marty in her garage.
as someone who is about to spend a hefty amount of money on a house and trying to decide if i buy a house with an existing shed or build new some of this information was actually extremely useful and some things i had not thought about. im glad i clicked the video! also keen to put up my MCM flag
Marty’s got more money into his shed than I’ve got into my house.
I have been watching you guys for years and I think you guys have fine a very long way. Love the show!
"winter never gets cold", Marty come visit Canberra, was -2 this morning haha!
Lol - 2 is not cold
@@therickman1990 -2 is the coldest winter. Needs to be -10 to be nice.
@@therickman1990 Try it in a house with minimal/no insulation. Australian homes are generally very poorly insulated.
Please stop being afraid.
We Ameri's love you all, and stand by you.
This only happens because we allow it.
Awesome shed btw!
Are we going to just gloss over that Flat 6 sitting on the floor...
Moogs camera work trying to get everyone to look at it
I've been so busy with work lately I've missed everything since the Mr2 was fixed! Good to see you guys again and now I have tons of content to stream!
Can we give some appreciation for the g310r
You guys are a blast to watch. Even my 4yo does the "In the BIN" and dances to your intro music. Thanks guys for making such a family frienly and awesome show! :) Watching from SYD OZ land :P
absolutely love a shed tour.also very jealous. definitely a moog shed tour
I've been watching you guys for years and have been to a meet in Sydney, i got to high five Marty when he was riding around on the motocompo.
I definitely think it would be a great idea seeing Moogs shed, after seeing Marty's shed it has given me some inspiration for what I want in my future shed, thanks guys keep up the quality video 🤘
Awesome setup there Marty, I like the idea of using Yellow Tongue for the internal walls!!!
I used Yellow Tongue for my workbench tops and will now look into lining the walls with it as well!!!👌
What a great shed! I'd love to have something like that someday. You deserve that Marty!
This gets me keen! I've Currently got a 30x9x4.2 shed kit sitting at home waiting for the slab to go in hopefully next week weather permitting. 😁😁
There are sheds and there are great sheds, but you're shed is next level. To say I'm jealous is an understatement....
Absolutely love this episode.
Really well thought through design Marty. Great to see how much can be done in 60m2 and terrific use of rain water and solar.
Little video's like this are thoroughly enjoyable, thank you
I have my eyes set on GS310 to get my started on adventure riding :). Your shed is perfect!
Having a lift changed everything for me. I don't have the ceiling height for a standard lift, but I was able to get a half-height lift in my garage. I simply work using rolling stools. Major jobs including the dropping of subframes are possible. There are dozens of jobs I was able to do, that I wouldn't even dream of trying lying on the ground.
OMG what a shed! A dream shed! I would add toilet shower and kitchen and one bed! I can live it there! Yes curious to see moog`s shed as well! I have no workshop or shed but only one small bench! I will keep dreaming! Thanx for the video!
Moog, are you feeling well. Sooo quiet, he's a listener. Awesome shed Martin. You did it right, happy motoring. ✌ peace.
Happy Birthday Marty Bro. Stay safe in lockdown buddy 👌🤘👍
From the typical Aussie suburban home garage (of your mum's), to your own with everything mad that you need! I am envious to say the least!