Can I live with a 911 in a small garage?
#16
Drifting
I've done exactly this! I have a VERY narrow drive and a detached garage behind the house in a courtyard. And one part of my garage is an old carriage house so it's very short. You can measure all day long but until you try it out in person, parking and opening doors you'll never know.
#17
Three Wheelin'
from the side of my 991s door to the side of my macan turbo door i have 29.5 inches. i am 5'11", 225lbs and i have to maneuver to get out do to the 991s being so low and the door being long, getting out of my Macan Turbo is much easier in the same space
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Can I live with a 911 in a small garage?
Suggestions;
1) Hang a tennis ball from the ceiling on a cord. Locate it on garage centerline and situate so tennis ball touches center of front window. This will allow you to center your vehicle each time you enter the garage.
2) Install a door guard on the wall(s) to prevent your door edges from dings or dents.
I've done both and they help prevent damage.
Good luck and enjoy your Porsche.
1) Hang a tennis ball from the ceiling on a cord. Locate it on garage centerline and situate so tennis ball touches center of front window. This will allow you to center your vehicle each time you enter the garage.
2) Install a door guard on the wall(s) to prevent your door edges from dings or dents.
I've done both and they help prevent damage.
Good luck and enjoy your Porsche.
#19
Suggestions;
1) Hang a tennis ball from the ceiling on a cord. Locate it on garage centerline and situate so tennis ball touches center of front window. This will allow you to center your vehicle each time you enter the garage.
2) Install a door guard on the wall(s) to prevent your door edges from dings or dents.
Amazon.com: Prevent-A-Dent GarageTime Garage Wall Guard: Automotive
I've done both and they help prevent damage.
Good luck and enjoy your Porsche.
1) Hang a tennis ball from the ceiling on a cord. Locate it on garage centerline and situate so tennis ball touches center of front window. This will allow you to center your vehicle each time you enter the garage.
2) Install a door guard on the wall(s) to prevent your door edges from dings or dents.
Amazon.com: Prevent-A-Dent GarageTime Garage Wall Guard: Automotive
I've done both and they help prevent damage.
Good luck and enjoy your Porsche.
Years back I did the tennis ball thing when I was really close end to end, but I got tired of it hanging down all the time. I realized after a few parks I could judge the front of the car without it.