Yea, it spent its first 2 years outside. Its nice to go a couple to 3 weeks in between washes, Washed the cavalier Sunday and Monday morning about 3 dozen muddy paw prints were on it from the stray cats.

 

I remember that much room left over when I parked my Scab with 5.5 box in the carriage shed at my parents house

 

The first house I had the garage was so small I barely was able to get out of my VW Super Beetle once it was parked inside!

 

 

Lot's of running errands today so I'll be on the road. Almost like WORK!

 

In today's standards it would be classified as a walk in closet...

Amazing how the design of things have changed over the years

 

Are the "Bad Guys" after you, Coy......

 

Wife and I park under the carport which can hold 4 vehicles...my garage is more of a warehouse!

 

No doubt -- sit in a Deuce sometime and you realize how much smaller cars were back in the day! Or just sit in a full-size Ford or Chevy truck from the early '70's and compare them to the behemoths we drive around in today.....

 

 

Well..I finished my 1 1/2 cups of coffee now its time to roll!

 

I think the only two people on my street who actually park their cars in the garage are Yankees -- me and another guy who grew-up in Ohio. All the native Southerners just park their cars in the driveway and fill their garages up with assorted household crap.....

I'd love to have a carport that was big enough to wash my cars under during the middle of the day or in all kinds of weather.....

 

Nope, saw it for sale and came home to do a little research. Ends up it is the lightest .38 revolver ever made. Weighs in at 11 ounces thanks to the aluminum frame and the titanium cylinder.

Now I have a 22, 38 special, 357 mag, 44 mag in revolvers and .380, 9mm, .40, .45 for the semi automatic handguns.

Should be good for a while.

 

 

Did you enlist with Isis ??