Coolest. Garage. Ever.
 

Fucking wow. Lame cars, skip the motorcycle section (unless your Baddog), but very cool garage.

The place is for sale for $49,900,000

http://sierrastarlaketahoe.com/

Looks like the garage is worth way more than the cars. He has a bunch of mediocre stock cars and motorcycles.

He owns a lot of very expensive sports cars as well, not sure why they didn't show them.

Wow,that is amazing.that's how the ballers roll

http://therisingstorm.net/audio/joesgarage.jpg

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There is no garage quite like Joe's Garage:



:stoned

ADG

what people wont spend their money on:1orglaugh:thumbsup

I prefer the En-Suite Sky Garage.

http://www.200eleventh.com/

What a waste of fucking money

so whats the benefit of that garage? you will park there and have a loooong walk to your house?

Very, very nice place!

scripted by another design dumb ass. I see a little tiny flash square in the upper left hand corner :2 cents:

The dude's got like 20 one the same motorcycle in there.

thats very cool
why is he selling

He made the money, let him spend it however the fuck he wants, good on him!

I'm guessing the garage is connected to the house.

i watched the tv show. the guy also has a shit ton of motorcycles that have never even been ridden. I think he has the nice cars somewhere hidden. They also said his property is 5 , 5 bedroom houses. + this garage house. He sold some kind of software company to make his money.

That guy has also had a few... problems:

From Commerce One to Commerce None

The Internal Revenue Service says Thomas Gonzales Sr. used a sham tax shelter to shield gains of $350 million from what looks like astute selling of family shares in Commerce One, a symbol of the dot-com boom and bust. Gonzales, of Incline Village, Nev., is in U.S. Tax Court fighting an $80 million bill. Touting business-to-business software, Commerce One shares rose 3,834% between the July 1999 initial offering and March 2000. Gonzales, whose since-deceased son was a company cofounder, himself had been an executive vice president. He left in 1998 but, a prospectus says, retained an unspecified holding. The IRS says Gonzales offset a $347 million gain in 2000 and another $3 million in 2001. The firm flamed out, and its assets were sold after a 2004 bankruptcy. The feds say the shelter--sold by now-tarnished KPMG--improperly inflated the investment's tax basis. Gonzales' lawyer had no comment. --Janet Novack and William P. Barrett

That's crazy

That guy's a real piece of work! Check this out:
http://www.chicoer.com/news/bayarea/ci_6365819

His son, who co-founded the company with him and did all the tech work, died of a rare cancer and wanted his money to go to charity. Dad (the guy with the garage) wanted the cash for himself and is accused of hiding a bunch of it.

More of a fancy storage than a garage, that much money and where's all the shop tools, lifts and fabricating shit? That's what I'd spend the $$ on.

They said it's only 6k sq ft. That's not all that big. His garage just has wow factor. I'm sure if he wanted all that stuff he would have it. He wanted it hidden with a lift so he doesnt have a big tacky building and a RV sitting out on his multi million dollar waterfront property.

Value ≈ $0.005

Coolest. Garage. Ever.