Sadly no, my parents moved in with me for the time being until they build a house. So garage space in nonexistent. Likely will be a year or two until they or I move out.

Took 3 days off for my birthday and to get caught up on 4Runner and Celica projects. First project was to get the Celica motor mounted so I could roll it around my garage in one piece on tire dollies I bought from harbor freight. Rolling it around would help with accessing my welding table for future projects. The goal wasn't to make 100% finalized motor mounts with rounded corners and paint, but to just get them prototyped and working. I can clean them up later or use the dimensions to cut on a laser table.



Crossmember with the manual Corolla rack:





Did what I had to do to the oil pan to get the steering rack to fit underneath. Will weld it later. I cut a few inches deeper than this pic afterward.



Using a couple plumb bobs and a digital angle gauge I was able to locate the crossmember with respect to the motor and tack weld it in place outside the vehicle.





End result of the crossmember:



The GM LFX motor sits in there just about perfect. Close to the firewall and centered. I even think the hood will work. Next step is to buy some cheapo 14" tires to throw onto my 2nd gen Celica 4 spoke wheels so all the wheels and tires match and I no longer have 2 flats lol.

First time it's been off jackstands for a few years! Wooooo!

Forgot about this project, glad you found some time.
Space, time, and money the three evil words in the project vehicle world lol.

Hope you the family are doing well!