Who says GT's are too big for a single garage?

GeoffCapes

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Nope. But for a big lad I'm quite flexible. Good job eh?

Would probably be a lot easier if I got rid of some of the shelving on the left.

We'll just have to move!

You know me, if there's an expensive way to do something, I'll find it.
 
MarkMas

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I'll have to get a pic of me at work, parked next to my colleague's Cayenne - it's a bit tight!
(Nice flag, BTW, where did you get that?)
 
Kyle4200

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GeoffCapes said:
Nope. But for a big lad I'm quite flexible. Good job eh?

Would probably be a lot easier if I got rid of some of the shelving on the left.

We'll just have to move!

You know me, if there's an expensive way to do something, I'll find it.
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Very tight squeeze, I'm impressed.
 
Trev Latter

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Normally, we'd insist on photos as proof, but as you've already provided those, I think a video of you getting out is in order. Car looks lovely Mark.


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rockits

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I thinking it would involve a few ooooos and oooohhs. Did you have to keep the window down to get out? That looks mighty tighty.

The polytunnels are a nice size at 3m. Stick one on the drive! Will keep Alex & the neighbours happy!!

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philw696

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Thought you would still be out driving her.
If you want a decent size garage you need to build your own Mark.
 
highlander

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philw696 said:
Thought you would still be out driving her.
If you want a decent size garage you need to build your own Mark.
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I agree. Too good a car to **** about with 2" either side to bed her down. Get started widening that garage......or move. ;)
 
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