The Ultimate Dream Garage Is This Street Built Inside A Warehouse

The whole thing is the complete opposite of themulti-million underground garagein Connecticut. This one in Ireland sits on the second floor of a renovated warehouse.

On the same side is probably the coolest podcast "room" ever. It isn't a room per se but a Volkswagen Camper that's turned into a podcast studio. It's rusty and doesn't run, but its interior is cozy and soundproofed.

The place also features a car-themed arcade, a workspace with oodles of tools, a photography studio corner for taking great shots of cars, and a corner featuring Drift Games' merchandise.

The best part about these bonkers-looking car-themed hangout spot is that it was all built by car people. From the electrician down to the contractor they hired, they immediately understood the assignment and went to town to create this "dream street."

Last but not least are the cars visible in the video. The channel's name is a dead giveaway; the freshly minted garage is filled with various automobiles and drift cars. There's a heavily modifiedChevrolet Corvette, a Nissan Skyline, and a yet-to-be-revealed MX-5 NC build. The stars of the garage though, are several mint examples of the Nissan Silvia, arguablyone of the best drift carsever made.

But why build this place in the first place? It is the childhood dream of David Egan,Drift GamesCEO. Also, he intends it to be a "safe space" for car people to meet, collaborate, or chill out. There's also the fact that Ireland sees rain all year, so it can protect the group's precious cars and allow them to continue filming projects indoors.