well i measured my front door to my work shop with all my r.c. racing cars and trucks and some planes and some boats all gas stuff for sure but it seems as if i`v been bitten by the quad bug and so the qustion go`s dump the r.c. shop for a quad shop shop size about a 110 sq foot with a window in it thats big enough i think for my 66o and my sons 50 probly should have massive r.c. yard sale see were i live we have very big r.c. seen races and local track and what not but boy im ready to be on the machine instead of a operator form the side lines so my real quostion is a 110 sq foot shop is big enough right happy riding every body

 

The average utility machine takes up a space that is 4'x8-9' which is about 34 sq.ft. you will want about 3 feet around the quad for when you are working on it so that is 140 sq. ft. If you adjust it for what ever side you are working on? You will definitely have enough room to keep them both in there. And you can alwasy role one out if you are going to work on one. I keep my two in a 10x14 shed and have worked on them in there.

 

thanks well there it is im haveing a huge r.c. yard sale this weekend or maybe all donat to local shop for some kids to rock out quad shop here i come

 

I would keep two so that you guys can still do it every now and then for fun.

 

well my son could care less about my r.c. racing cars actually he`s the one who pointed out quads to me so but yeah i will keep a couple maybe 2 or 3 , but thats it , as for the rest of the stuff its gotta go [and so much r.c gear dam ]probly about 20 cars 13 planes 2 tanks [keeping those ] 6 boats form 1/7 scale to 1/24 I`v been involved with r.c. 23 years know but nothing is forvever happy riding

 

Good luck and keep the rubber side down.

 

thanks