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/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/iagree.gif Yes, very good. I had seen that one before too but still very funny. Can you even really imagine trying to "scrape" the ice off of that MGF? You'ld be there for weeks... and even so you better hope for a warm sunny day! Maybe take a hint from the avalanche survivor... get a bunch of beer and all your friends and have a whizzin' contest. First trip once you get it unstuck would have to be to the car wash though /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
 
i am still laffing at that one....lol


mark
 
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That was great! Reminds my of my many years in Michigan. I actually had to scrape ice off of my truck windshield with my credit card the other week here in Phoenix! Those of us with a Healey and wife must suffer greatly if we only have a 2 car garage.
 
at least teh man saw the cars! here in canada when ther is a snow storm, you can't recongnize a Civic from a MPV
 
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Those of us with a Healey and wife must suffer greatly if we only have a 2 car garage.

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Those of us with an MGB and husband must suffer greatly if we only have a 2 car garage!

Over the winter, both my B and my Solara were warm and cozy in the garage. Husband's truck sat out and the boat was in storage. Boat came home Monday, so now, both toys are in the garage and our daily vehicles sit out in the drive like orphans.
 
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Boat came home Monday, so now, both toys are in the garage and our daily vehicles sit out in the drive like orphans.

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And your point is? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif

MGB lives in the garage, so does my daily driver when I get around to it (no door opener, won't fit), the wife's vehicle is too tall for the garage. Oh dear how sad.
 
My wife and I share the garage with our 2 toys (my 74½ B-GT and her 64 VW Bug). In the winter we park them very close together and have room for her daily driver also (and I'm retired so I've got the time to shovel mine out of the snow drifts).
 
Chuck, I told you -you could sleep under a rose and freeze to death at the same time in that place.---Keoke /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
 
usasma, you have room for one more, just turn them sideways and three go in easy, so get a spare MG. While I was working on the TR6 I had the MG TA, the son's GT6 and the Roadster watching every move I made. LOL, Wayne
 
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