frog hopper
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Where do you keep your landy?
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Hippo
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He's asleep in his own garage.Are you having the doors refitted???
Sorry, just too easy.
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Good solution!
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Don't rent a 'normal' council garage. It won't fit! The only way my old S11 would go in was with the roof off.
Unfortunately, Council’s garages is the only choice here. They are rather small. I’ve measured it and its just enough for the RRC, the only concern is the garage’s door opening/closing with the car inside. I need to try with a car in.
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brianp38dse
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it might fit but will you get out of the motor once its in
or you do what i do with my classic car and just push it in and stick a brick in front of wheel
it might fit but will you get out of the motor once its in
or you do what i do with my classic car and just push it in and stick a brick in front of wheel
....I've heard some one getting out of the car throughout the sunroof .... never heard just push it and stick a brick. But is good to know.Inside, wall to wall is 244 cm, hope its ok.
Henry_b
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Out the front of my house, my drive does have gates which are locked and 6 or so flood lights which turn night in to day at the flick of a switch and motion sensors....
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In the garage
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The issue i had wasn't the length of the garage but the height of the door opening. It wouldn't go in under the door with the hard top on.
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When i had my 1966 S-Type Jag, that would pass under the door, and i could get out, but there was still a foot of car sticking out...
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Classic rovers are easy to store. I keep some of it on the drive, some of it in the shed and the rest of it in the lockup.
Twice a year it’s in one piece and I drive it round the block before something else breaks.
Twice a year it’s in one piece and I drive it round the block before something else breaks.
Council’s garage sucks. I don’t have a RRC yet, but I’ve found out, a RRC could get in (rather tight), but then the garage’s door will not close.
Back to square one.
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Will it reverse in?
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2 landy's on front drive...albeit that one is in 157 bits at the moment
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I have the same problem. I'm a bit annoyed because the top of the doorframe has been fitted several inches lower than the lintel so the opening could be higher.
I'm hoping to modify the door or change it before I'm too old to keep taking the hard top off the Landy.
On the plus side the garage is alarmed and inside it is 10 feet wide
