[Spridgets] garage find

[Mike Rambour]

   My car would have been done years ago if I had not spent half my life 
looking for tools in the garage.  When I moved 2 years ago I swore I 
would never let my new garage be that bad again.  Now my car is still 
not finished because I spend so much time sweeping and moping the floor 
but if I ever need a tool, i know exactly where it is.

  Seriously though, I used to have a very full and messy garage, my new 
garage is much bigger (biggest the city would let me build on my lot)  
and I really enjoy having the space to fill it with junk and all the 
empty walls are nice to look at and figure out what I will put there, I 
sure wish I could find my old "Girls of F1" poster, I have the perfect 
wall space for it.  There is something nice to be said about having 
uncluttered working space in a garage.

  The wall space next to the Sun Machine would be a good spot for the 
"Girls of F1" don't you think ?

  http://www.singercars.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=709

  Oh and to keep it on topic..this car is powered (or will be) by a 
Spridget 1098

     mike

On 11/30/2010 01:58 PM, bjshov8 at tx.rr.com wrote:
> My neighbor across the alley has a garage just like mine- you can hardly walk through it.  But at our neighbor's garage farther down the alley you can actually see the walls.  I guess he's not quite average.
>
> For that matter I was on another car forum and people were talking about their detailing practices.  One of the people showed a photo of his stuff in his garage- basically a small freestanding shelf unit against the wall with a variety of cleaners/polishes/waxes, and a power buffer with various pads.  The thing that struck me was that on either side of the shelf unit there was basically nothing.  You could see the wall, the floor, everything.  I never have to worry too much about cleaning the floor in my garage because you can't see it to tell if it is dirty or not.
>
>
>    
>> I was driving down a road that I drive down regularly, when I noticed a
>> residential garage with dual doors and one door was open.  I don't believe
>> that I had ever seen that door open before and I was amazed at what I saw.
>> So, I did a lot of shoulder checking to see if I could see what was on the
>> other side.  I couldn't believe my eyes.  I can't remember the last time I've
>> seen an empty garage except for new construction.
>>      
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