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OMG! Wish I was closer too! Wonder if the guy knows how much that Bonnet alone would bring.
 
If it weren't 9 hours away......
 
that and I don't have a trailer or vehicle for towing. and I already have 2 bugeyes in a one car garage. wonder if I can fit 3.....
 
You can find somewhere to store it. If I can fit two in my one car garage.... :smile: Find a temporary spot for it and I'll come get it from you when I can get down there
 
kellysguy said:
Build a cradle that you can store it standing up.
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Unfortunately my little garage is packed to the gills and my wife didn't go for the idea of parking her new car outside for awhile. I might of convinced her of that if my Bugeye project wasn't going into it's 8th year - :highly_amused:
 
Speaking of storage space, I have a 2 post lift I built to stack 2 Spridgets in the same floor space. Since moving to my current home, I no longer have a usable space for it and, much to my regret, would like to sell it. If anyone is interested, please let me know. It breaks down to be easily transported in a pickup or could be shipped via freight line. It's just big enough for a Sprite (maybe a Morris Minor, at most), so it doesn't require a vast amount of space. It was great for easily getting the car off the ground to work under too.

Contact me offline if interested.


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Since I have a garage with a 7' ceiling...Nope just won't fit.
 
Hot Wings said:
Never thought about a vertical rotisserie! You just save me a bunch of shop space. :bow:
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If you want a rotisserie, just hang it from the ceiling on a swivel. :wink:

I'd put something below it just in case and to help stabilize it, like an old tire/rim/hub combo so it can turn easily.
 
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