some rather nice garages!!!!!!!

[StagnJag]

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Think yourselves lucky, my Stag lives outside and my tools and spares are stacked up in plastic crates in my small kitchen. My Hardtop is propped up against my bedroom wall and my ramps are at the bottom of my bed :shock:. I can't tell you how many times i have stubbed my toes on them!!!!


Rgds

Dave

[Bob Heritage]

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StagnJag wrote:

Think yourselves lucky, my Stag lives outside and my tools and spares are stacked up in plastic crates in my small kitchen. My Hardtop is propped up against my bedroom wall and my ramps are at the bottom of my bed :shock:. I can't tell you how many times i have stubbed my toes on them!!!!


Rgds

Dave

Do you use the Travel Lodge when you entertain?

[Rouseyboy]

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marshman wrote:

- I would spend more time cleaning up oil spills and polishing out scratches on the floor than enjoying the carsnot to mention how long it would take to clean up all the overspray when repainting a car:shock:

I think you could probably afford to get your butler to do that bit!

[Thurlo Squire]

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Of all these fancy garages the one I like the most it the one in Berkshire with the photos taken by Jeff.

Why?

Well it's honest. All the others are just plain flash with flash cars to boot.

The Owner of the Berkshire one is clearly a proper enthusiast who quite simply has the cash to indulge himself and what's more he shares that indulgence by having the odd "show day". My guess is that "show day" is not to show off but to allow others to indulge in what is a fairly simple pastime of appreciating older and classic cars. Top man......

Nigel

[Stagdad]

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Jeff wrote:

OMG!

Here's one I visited on 'show day' in Berkshire, PRIVATE COLLECTION!

Jeff ,where is that then?

Cheers Steve