Is this a bad way to store a 911?

[rusnak]

I would question the meaning of the word "storage", and temporarily park the trailer outside under a tarp or something. Yes, I think like a bumpkin.

[Roger 911]

Originally Posted by rusnak

I would question the meaning of the word "storage", and temporarily park the trailer outside under a tarp or something. Yes, I think like a bumpkin.

I'm with ya. I suspect a few of my neighbors are not of this mindset.

[rusnak]

They can go screw themselves. More proof that I think like a bumpkin.

[regency]

Or...........move to California. I'm sure they will have a few "special" taxes, fees, sir charges, laws, bla, bla, bla to assist you.

1973 911T MFI Coupe, Aubergine

Steve

[daleflesburg]

Plant a three sided rectangle of shrubs in your back yard all about 3 ' high. Push your dolly back there and store it. Only move it after dark. Hide it from the street and the neighbors. Or bring the 911 down to me. I will store it but you cannot check the odometer.

[76_rookie]

Hey I have 1 of them 6 car garage bring her by and I'll watch over her. ;-P

[Roger 911]

Well, I just added to my storage dilemma. We bought a 14' Laser sailboat and trailer for my son last night. I think I can hang the boat from the ceiling (weighs 130 lbs) and take dalesflesbug's advice and try to hide the boat trailer behind the garage/shrubs. I think only one neighbor will see it, and I think she'd be cool with it (they're Corvette/Camaro people, but still nice!).

Another pain in the ass about living here is you can't have any storage sheds. No detached buildings of any kind

Roger

[matt gineo]

I think it's time to move to another town, I have 3 boats parked in my Backyard during the winter.

[wayner]

Bolt a beam from the shed to the house to get around the bylaw