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anybody use one of those outside storage sheds ...
- Thread starter f14rio
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20 X 20 attached garage and 17 bikes
I keep my wife's W 650 in the living room along with a few /2's, I stuff 5- 7 in the garage, several are out in my 12 X 12 shed, a few pending restoration rescues are on the lanai and the rest are "in progress" restorations and scattered throughout the house in various closets and other little cubby holes. One can not have to many idle time projects as far as I am concerned.
Fortunately the steel building is on its way and should be up and water tight by mid November, I just hope I fill it with completed projects before I come across another one.
Oh and right now the '66 Bronco is under a tarp resting after its latest flogging in the back 40.
I keep my wife's W 650 in the living room along with a few /2's, I stuff 5- 7 in the garage, several are out in my 12 X 12 shed, a few pending restoration rescues are on the lanai and the rest are "in progress" restorations and scattered throughout the house in various closets and other little cubby holes. One can not have to many idle time projects as far as I am concerned.
Fortunately the steel building is on its way and should be up and water tight by mid November, I just hope I fill it with completed projects before I come across another one.
Oh and right now the '66 Bronco is under a tarp resting after its latest flogging in the back 40.
