First-gens – 1 too many?

[DAWG]

best bet is to show him the money! (your best offer)
ill bet he will take it.
thats how I bought my car for the price i wanted years ago.
placed a wad of 100s infront of the guy .
in defense of the owner there is so many bullshitters out there wanting to buy but dont have the cash and are just wasting everyones time.
take a good flashlight and inspection mirror with you.
by now you should know the rust prone areas of a first gen camaro.
a couple bad areas often overlooked is :
rear window lower edge under molding.
bottom edge of front window all along the upper dash.
take a note pad and document the rust areas or bondo.
then negotiate a price from there .

[DavidS]

Going to Florida next Wed. If it works out, I might sell the 68 next year unless I can find out a way to store it at my house.

[DAWG]

Originally Posted by DavidS

Going to Florida next Wed. If it works out, I might sell the 68 next year unless I can find out a way to store it at my house.

put it on the lift??
park you DD underneath?
I park my cars like that for years.

[DavidS]

Originally Posted by DAWG

put it on the lift??
park you DD underneath?
I park my cars like that for years.

Won't work....

1 camaro on the lift + 1 camaro under the lift + 1 wife's DD = 1 camaro outside

friggin property is too small to put a big shed on it and I really don't want to put one in a storage unit.

The only good news is that at the rate the restoration shop is going, I have about a year to figure out what to do with the 68.

[DAWG]

carport????

[jeff68]

Originally Posted by DavidS

Won't work....

1 camaro on the lift + 1 camaro under the lift + 1 wife's DD = 1 camaro outside

How about another lift? Any room to put a car on dollies and park it crossways? Add on to the garage? Enclosed car trailer ? (I almost went this route, but just ordered a storage building from Kloter Farms instead)?

The other option is to have the wife's DD outside - but I'm sure you already know the downsides of this. I owned 4 cars before I got married and had already established parking priority. I was lucky that the house I bought before getting married had a 36x36 garage. With that said, my wife's car is in the garage while my old Dodge pickup sits outside.

[DavidS]

Originally Posted by jeff68

How about another lift? Any room to put a car on dollies and park it crossways? Add on to the garage? Enclosed car trailer ? (I almost went this route, but just ordered a storage building from Kloter Farms instead)?

The other option is to have the wife's DD outside - but I'm sure you already know the downsides of this. I owned 4 cars before I got married and had already established parking priority. I was lucky that the house I bought before getting married had a 36x36 garage. With that said, my wife's car is in the garage while my old Dodge pickup sits outside.

The wife's car has to be inside unless I'm looking for a divorce....HA. She is not the greatest parker and has hit the side of the garage backing out before so I can't put her under a lift. That would be a disaster. Plus, she has been real cool about me getting a 3rd Camaro so I would feel like an ass having her park outside or under a lift.

I like the storage building idea and have thought about this one a lot but I would probably need to have my property surveyed and then apply to the town for a variance. How big is your storage building?

[DAWG]

a co worker of mine put a put a kloter single car garage on his property without any permits or surveying.
had electric installed and has a wood floor.
good for storage.
call any shed people they got the answer you seek.
I could possibly give ya temp storage over the winter?
ill run it by the boss lol.

[DavidS]

Originally Posted by DAWG

a co worker of mine put a put a kloter single car garage on his property without any permits or surveying.
had electric installed and has a wood floor.
good for storage.
call any shed people they got the answer you seek.
I could possibly give ya temp storage over the winter?
ill run it by the boss lol.

An outdoor garage would be great, but I don't know how far I could push it. I think I would need a 20' by 10' which is pretty big.

One option would be to order it and have it put in place, but the downside would be the possibility of the town telling me to take it back out.

I thought you were pretty packed for space. I don't want your wife coming after me LOL.

[DAWG]

I benn looking into a shed myself for storage of the tractor and firewood etc.
then ill have 2 open garages.
1 for sure!