Some Pics of My Garage
#32
09-21-2006, 03:20 PM
If you don't mind me asking, how tall is your ceiling. I'm getting ready to build a new house and need to know for my lift. i will have a three car garage on the house and another three car garage across the driveway.
#33
09-21-2006, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by redjeeper
If you don't mind me asking, how tall is your ceiling. I'm getting ready to build a new house and need to know for my lift. i will have a three car garage on the house and another three car garage across the driveway.
#37
09-22-2006, 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by DiMisa1977
shank, what and where do i get those parking stand things, with the stop sign....i need 'em.
Its pretty cool, three pieces snap together, and when the car taps the pole, an LED light on the stop sign flashes. .... then again, a slight gust of wind triggers it too
#38
09-22-2006, 11:26 AM
Originally Posted by DiMisa1977
shank, what and where do i get those parking stand things, with the stop sign....i need 'em.
$200K car and you're still learning how to park it. very sad indeed 
#40
09-22-2006, 11:45 AM
Originally Posted by deputydog95
or you could just learn how to drive jackass $200K car and you're still learning how to park it. very sad indeed
$200K car and you're still learning how to park it. very sad indeed ooooooh, good one, dep. you always know how to ruin a party. get back on your beat. i didn't know cops played on the computer so much. don't you have a parking ticket to issue or a cat to rescue from a tree.
#41
09-22-2006, 12:02 PM
i do, but it's much more fun harassing posers like yourself.
besides, i'm a chairborne ranger. every hour on the street translates into about 8 hours of paper in the office. so here i sit
besides, i'm a chairborne ranger. every hour on the street translates into about 8 hours of paper in the office. so here i sit
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09-22-2006, 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted by deputydog95
or you could just learn how to drive jackass $200K car and you're still learning how to park it. very sad indeed
$200K car and you're still learning how to park it. very sad indeed Sad? That makes no sense whatsoever. The parking stops are great for these cars that have poor visibility when backing up, and hard to judge distance pulling up. Also,
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09-22-2006, 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted by deputydog95
or you could just learn how to drive jackass $200K car and you're still learning how to park it. very sad indeed
$200K car and you're still learning how to park it. very sad indeed Sad? That makes no sense whatsoever. The parking stops are great for these cars that have poor visibility when backing up, and hard to judge distance pulling up. Also, its great as a guide to center the positions.
I can't believe i took the time to explain this.
#44
09-22-2006, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by ShankLMR
sent pm. I'll find out tonight and let you know.
Its pretty cool, three pieces snap together, and when the car taps the pole, an LED light on the stop sign flashes. .... then again, a slight gust of wind triggers it too
Its pretty cool, three pieces snap together, and when the car taps the pole, an LED light on the stop sign flashes. .... then again, a slight gust of wind triggers it too
oh damn were did u buy that? i want one for my garage awesome.. how much?
#45
09-22-2006, 03:43 PM
relax there shank. calm blue oceans, trading on ameritrade. i'm fking with JP.
although i think most of us just use visual reference points from the sides to know where to stop. that's what i do anyway. my car ends up in the same place every time. however, most of us don't have a million dollars worth of cars in our garage so i can see where you need to be more careful
why would you back your cars in though? seems like it would be 10X harder with a full garage, much riskier, and offers no benefit other than cool pics and super fast getaways ....
although i think most of us just use visual reference points from the sides to know where to stop. that's what i do anyway. my car ends up in the same place every time. however, most of us don't have a million dollars worth of cars in our garage so i can see where you need to be more careful
why would you back your cars in though? seems like it would be 10X harder with a full garage, much riskier, and offers no benefit other than cool pics and super fast getaways
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