my weekend project.
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my weekend project.
It was pouring run and I got soaked on sat and sun while outside building.
but I almost finished my winter storage shelter
just have to put the tarp on.
what's that you say? it's too low and I can't work on the car? well that's why I made hinges
but I almost finished my winter storage shelter
just have to put the tarp on.what's that you say? it's too low and I can't work on the car? well that's why I made hinges
12-17-01, 01:44 AM
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thats sweet as hell man. Too bad I don't even have any room in my driveway but for 3 all the way down, no room to work on a car, no room to store a non working car, well maybe, and our garage is almost too tiny to open the doors of a car when its inside the garage, but since our garage is ALWAYS full of ****, no car even has the chance to have its doors unopenable. lol
anyways good luck w/ the winter projecting
anyways good luck w/ the winter projecting
12-17-01, 01:49 AM
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Originally posted by Node
thats sweet as hell man. Too bad I don't even have any room in my driveway but for 3 all the way down, no room to work on a car, no room to store a non working car, well maybe, and our garage is almost too tiny to open the doors of a car when its inside the garage, but since our garage is ALWAYS full of ****, no car even has the chance to have its doors unopenable. lol
anyways good luck w/ the winter projecting
thats sweet as hell man. Too bad I don't even have any room in my driveway but for 3 all the way down, no room to work on a car, no room to store a non working car, well maybe, and our garage is almost too tiny to open the doors of a car when its inside the garage, but since our garage is ALWAYS full of ****, no car even has the chance to have its doors unopenable. lol
anyways good luck w/ the winter projecting
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LMAO. I knew I should have tryed to finish it on the weekend. woke up this morning and found this....
works good! going outside in the snow to try and get the tarp up now...
works good! going outside in the snow to try and get the tarp up now...
12-18-01, 02:53 AM
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Originally posted by PlayinW/Wankel
interesting contraption. It definitly gets me thinking. Could you post the dementions, and how long did it take to build???
interesting contraption. It definitly gets me thinking. Could you post the dementions, and how long did it take to build???
and the center post is an inch or so behind the door so you can open it.
it's a tight fit, not something you would want to try and drive in and out of everyday. but I think I could since the back is on hinges too. not something I care about since I'll probably only pull out it out once durring the winter. and it's getting torn down in the spring. (already had some neirbors come over asking questions
)it took me 3 full days. but 2 of which were in the rain and I was wet and working a bit slower
also a power saw would have been nice. I cut all the wood by hand. thank god I had a power screwdriver. I also did the whole thing by myself. so it wouldn't take so long with help.those 3 days were the most fun I've had in a while!
building stuff is fun. it's done now but it's too dark to take pics. I finished up at 11pm tonight
12-19-01, 02:40 AM
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there are vents on the front and back and right now i've got a fan in there too. the next day where it's sunny I'll open it up to get everything to dry.
as long as the tarp is not touching the car and air is moving inside I think it should be fine.
as long as the tarp is not touching the car and air is moving inside I think it should be fine.
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looks like a big christmas present if u ask me, y thank u scott for the t2 great job tho... i wish i had my own driveway, oh well looks like apartments are holdin their own right now
great job tho... i wish i had my own driveway, oh well looks like apartments are holdin their own right now
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