Re: storing and working on a car

Posted by HH56 On 2011/3/29 11:10:24

Every community is different and Randy gives good advice about checking with the Packard club.

You might also look in the local paper to see if there are garages or garage space for rent. Many times an empty garage space is available from someone who no longer has a car and needs extra income-- although working on them in those conditions may be an issue. Some communities (or owners of space) don't even want to see a hood open on private or residential property.

Some entrepreneurs or car clubs in other communities have started a type of community garage where tools and space can be rented to the home mechanic. Not sure about long term storage with those operations but that might be an option as well although if it is club sponsored, you might have to be a member.

EDIT. I see someone beat me to the post with almost the same info. That's two areas a fair distance apart so why should Florida be different.