Thread: Autobahn Garage

Autobahn Garage is the ultimate trackside man cave that Don Esbjornson, Mike Newlander, some other partners and myself built on turn N7 at the Autobahn Country Club. This is one of the best lots on the track, providing spectacular views of the track, including the start/finish line. Sometimes called the "Big House", our garage is the largest at the track, the only one with 3 stories, and two levels of outside decks. There is a drink at the clubhouse named after our garage, 1/2 Lemonade 1/2 Red Bull. Very refreshing between track sessions.

Here's my GT3 and some of my partners cars parked in back of the garage.


Front side of the garage where we were all watching the Autobahn Gradprix this year.


Inside the garage, some rare pictures with all the cars outside...




As my partners like all things fast, there are always different rides parked in the garage...




We have 3 'hopped-up' carts for getting around the track.


2nd floor lounge






Fully equipped office and conference room for "working" at the track.


The wet bar.


The poker room.




The Kitchen.








Driving suit rack in the locker room.

3rd level "Crows nest".




Inside view from the "Crows nest" to the 2nd floor lounge, and though the interior windows to the first level garage.

Ahhhh.... The sweet smell of Autobahn. April can't come fast enough!

Happy Holidays Jim!

Good stuff, Jim. And nice GT3!

a bit off topic...but how does owning property at a track work? do you just outright buy the property and pay monthly dues similar to a hoa? or do you lease it?...I have been to a few tracks but never saw something like this.
just looking for a generic answer...and pm if not to taste to answer here.

Originally Posted by Sonbol Watches

Ahhhh.... The sweet smell of Autobahn. April can't come fast enough!

Happy Holidays Jim!

+1

I never get tiered of seeing this garage... No words can really discribe how amazing it is

So, when can I move in?

That looks like a great place if you can bring yourself off the track.

I've seen your pictures before, but they never get old. Absolute dream and done superbly. I don't want to even imagine the cost of something that scale.