I Wish I Had A Garage!
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the best I have is a 13ft square outside my house with uneven paving, slate chips in one corner and a former flower border in the other, can just about get the F in at right angles to the road!
The road isn't much better, double yellow lines...........
Yet I've done clutches and even an engine replacment on a VW camper!
I do lie a bit, I do rent a garage from the local council but it is around the corner and I am prohibitated from working on cars, not that there is power etc, and it is full of car spares and DIY stuff, apprently there are even 2 trailers underneath everything else!
Home to black Alfa Romeo 159 3.2 V6 Q4 ,green MGF VVC and red MG Maestro T16.
MG - the friendly marque.
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- Rich in Vancouver
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I do all of my mechanical work in shoebox in middle of road.
Every hour the bus comes along and runs over me and my dog
has to give me the breath of life so I can keep on working.
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- David Aiketgate
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I have to work in an old leaking septic tank. :bust:
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- bryan young
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And there is a "shoe box" in there somewhere too :bust:
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I was too busy felling trees in my lingerie
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terreneuve wrote: Next time I'm out your way I'll bring a bottle of Screech and we can discuss it! :bust:
Screech? John, please, take the boy a bottle of Cabot Tower at least.
I may have a garage but there's not much room to walk around the cars, AND the beer fridge is kind of our of reach (poor planning I know)
[size=10pt]Mark[/size]
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- terreneuve
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I have to be gentle with Rich, Cabot Tower might be to harsh on those West Coast boys. Screech is more for a beginner!
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Excuse my ignorance but what is Screech???
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