Temporary "garage" for the winter
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sgt1372 (11-06-2019)
#20
Kind of defeats the purpose of keeping stuff off it. If its really windy then its probably snowing
Even good covers get moved around in the wind. Can flap around and abrade the paint. And although they can be waterproof (although some really arent that waterproof) they can trap moisture under the cover especially when we get thaws (as we always seem to do) and thats not good
Baby cam would be my son but ya, if something goes wrong then could be a challenge to deal with
Even good covers get moved around in the wind. Can flap around and abrade the paint. And although they can be waterproof (although some really arent that waterproof) they can trap moisture under the cover especially when we get thaws (as we always seem to do) and thats not good
Baby cam would be my son but ya, if something goes wrong then could be a challenge to deal with
#21
Have no idea if they are allowed in the beaches but not that concerned. Any friends with garages use them and wont park out side in favour of my car - bastards!
#22
[QUOTE=vern1;16212771]haha ya that would be a sight. Wife would freak
Container ? I see that as win win. Mumbles is brilliant
Store your car for the winter?
A place for the inlaws, in the off season.
You're in the beaches? BnB?
You'll pay for that really quickly
Container ? I see that as win win. Mumbles is brilliant
Store your car for the winter?
A place for the inlaws, in the off season.
You're in the beaches? BnB?
You'll pay for that really quickly
#23
#26
Do you want me to put you in touch with the woman in the Triangle whose garage I used to rent?
One year I put just our 40s pickup and the next year I put that and my 911. I think I paid her $100 or $150 per month per car.
One year I put just our 40s pickup and the next year I put that and my 911. I think I paid her $100 or $150 per month per car.