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Six Eighty Motor Club · Built for the 925
The 925 deserves a better place to wrench.
We’re exploring a member garage for East Bay drivers who need professional lifts, real tools, and a clean place to work on their own vehicles—without crawling around a driveway or buying an entire shop’s worth of equipment.
Proposed for the Concord–Pleasant Hill area, with convenient access to I-680, SR-242, and Highway 4.
No payment required. Approximately three minutes. Your answers will help determine whether we open.
The problem
Your project deserves more than a driveway.
Plenty of people in the 925 have the skill and motivation to do their own work. What they don’t have is the space.
HOA & landlord rules
Knowing how to do the job doesn’t help when repairs aren’t allowed where you live.
No room for the project
Suspension, drivetrain, and engine work need more room than most garages have.
$400 tool, one repair
Specialty equipment shouldn’t require buying it and storing it forever.
Weather, light, cleanup
A proper bay keeps the conditions from fighting you before the bolts do.
Skill without a workspace
The missing piece isn’t ability—it’s a proper place to put the car.
The concept
A professional workspace.
Your vehicle. Your hands.
Six Eighty would provide workspace and equipment. It would not be a traditional repair shop. Members work on their own vehicles.
All features are proposed and subject to the final facility and operating plan.
How a visit would work
- 1Choose a membership.
- 2Reserve a lift bay online.
- 3Bring your vehicle and parts.
- 4Complete a required safety orientation.
- 5Use the lift, shared tools, workbench, and approved equipment.
- 6Finish the work, clean the bay, and drive out.
Proposed facility features
- Professional two-post lift bays
- Flat work bays
- Common automotive hand tools
- Pneumatic and electric tools
- Workbenches and tool carts
- Fluid collection and responsible disposal
- Bright lighting and compressed air
- Specialty tools by reservation
- Repair-information access
- Member classes and community events
- Limited short-term project storage
Who it’s for
Built for people who would rather turn the wrench.
Daily drivers, project cars, trucks, EVs, classics—if you’d rather do the work yourself, this is meant for you.
No place to work
Apartment and condo residents, HOA restrictions, and street-parking-only households.
Projects to finish
Routine maintenance, project cars, off-road builds, track prep, and restoration.
Better equipment needed
Motivated beginners through experienced DIYers who want professional-grade equipment.
Proposed pricing
Proposed founding membership options
Pick the plan you would realistically purchase—your answer is the core of this study.
Community
$49/mo
- No included lift time
- Lift access at $39/hour
- Member events and community access
DIY
$149/mo
- Four included lift hours
- Additional time at member rate
- Shared tool access
- Priority reservations
Enthusiast
$249/mo
- Eight included lift hours
- Shared tool access
- Higher reservation priority
- Regular maintenance and modifications
Builder
$399/mo
- Fourteen included lift hours
- Shared tool access
- Highest reservation priority
- Frequent and multi-vehicle projects
Proposed validation prices, not an offer for sale. Final pricing, equipment, hours, and terms may change. No payment is being collected.
Schedule study
When would you actually come in?
Choose every period you would realistically use. Your picks carry into the application automatically.
Nothing selected yet — choose every period you’d realistically use.
Founding member study
Founding Member Application
This is market research for a proposed business, not a purchase. Nothing is binding and no payment is collected.
Step 1 of 4 — Location
FAQ
Straight answers.
Is Six Eighty Motor Club open?
No. This is a demand-validation study for a proposed business. There is no operating facility and no payment is being accepted.
Where would it be located?
The working target is the Concord–Pleasant Hill area. No property has been selected.
Am I purchasing a membership?
No. Your response is nonbinding market research and proposed pricing may change.
Would beginners be allowed?
The concept is intended for motivated beginners through experienced DIYers, with a required safety orientation.
Would mechanics repair my vehicle?
No. Members would work on their own vehicles; this would not be a traditional repair shop.
Could I leave an unfinished vehicle overnight?
Limited project storage may be offered as an add-on, depending on the final facility.
When might it open?
There is no announced opening date. Demand, property, zoning, insurance, financing, and operations must be validated first.
Help bring a better garage to the 925.
If you would genuinely consider joining at the proposed prices, tell us how you would use it.
Join the Founding Member StudyNo payment required. Approximately three minutes.