jcochran1

I couldn't find anything like this in my searches and I thought it would be interesting.

I'm sure we've got quite a range in this group, from massive beautiful garages to the need to park on the street each night. What does it share its home with? Is it covered each night? Is it on a battery tender? Is it dusty? Are the windows down? Really, what does it look like before you get it ready for a picture on Rennlist? POST A PHOTO to show us! I'll be posting a picture of mine here shortly.

I've always been curious about this and I hope you're all willing to share a photo. If this is a duplicate thread, my apologies.

Opo

Windows up and covered at all time and all with battery tenders

sdcabrio

In my recently added 3rd garage bay. It shares time on or under the lift with my Benz and BMW 2002.

Windows and top usually down, covered sometimes. Always dusty to me.

swesna

Looks like Opo's cars rest well at night. Are the ones kept in the garage the ones you drive more often?

JonSnow83

What difference does leaving windows up or down make?

And that looks more like a hanger than a garage Opo!

Geowar

Garaged with windows down. Still combating odor from the previous owner's idiot use of moth ***** with off season storage.

TONY AIR C2S

Garaged with windows up and battery tender. No cover, I like to see it every time I go in the garage.

boman993

For me it's a matter of keeping dust out! Makes interior detailing so much easier!

Here is my tandem, intercity garage! The 4S shares the garage with a BMW 328i Touring xDrive wagon.

Pags993

Inside in Winter under cover with charger and outside during driving season as my primary home does not have a garage. A good car cover and fairly regular wash in season is all it needs.

Opo

I rotate my cars , so at the time of this picture this were the ones on rotation at that time
It's not a hanger, it's the warehouse where the rest of my cars sleep at night

+1

RocketJohn

race911

Half the time in a two car garage with my wife's BMW, half the time in the vending warehouse shoehorned between cases of snack and soda, vending machines, and one of the delivery trucks. (If it's there when we get an earthquake or magnitude.........well, let's just say that it would be easy to consider a cab conversion in the aftermath.)

jcochran1

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Here's mine not long after I got it. It gets the end spot to keep it out of the day to day action. Currently sharing the garage with our X3 and TL. Hoping to swap the TL out for a Golf TDI soon to commute with. Oh and excuse the mess, its a work in progress.

pstraub

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race911

Had to ask........... Now, in a year when I'm rid of this business and up your way with a functioning shop (when I'm not relaxing on the patio overlooking the golf course) things will be much tidier. Though the car may be "resting" on an alignment rack most of the time.