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If it was up to me, the fence would be in place. Marriage is (in most cases) about compromises.

Good tip. Thank you.

I sincerely appreciate all of the complements on the car. Regarding the trailer, I looked at the U-Haul type tie downs and shorter deck trailers. After speaking with several people that have similar (long, low, and heavy) track cars and tow vehicles (SUV's with low tongue weight,) this made...

Thank you. It's a great track car. They're 8' Mac's Pro Premium tie downs with fleece sleeves. They'll last forever, are extremely strong, and the washable sleeves protect the wheels.

I agree on both points. The Camaro would fit on a 16', but not balanced. I have a coupler lock and there's on site security. I may do a wheel boot.

I appreciate all the suggestions! The privacy fence will be tabled until next year, but I think it will eventually work out. To wrap this up, the wife said to get it off the property so I found an Extra Space Self Storage 10x30 RV spot near the house for under $30/month. That made her happy...

Thank you. I'll see what the wife thinks. The S14 is a '97 with a S13 SR blacktop swap. It's a fun car. Wife hates it due to the amount of time spent building motors. The Camaro needs nothing and was supposed to be the replacement but it's fun in an entirely different way.

I took a second look and measured at the narrowest section and it's about 11' to the property line, so a privacy fence looks promising. The lawn is Bermuda grass and the ground is very soft when it rains. What's the best way to tastefully firm it up?

Unfortunately, not much room in back. Property line ends at grass. The 18' is needed for the weight distribution and tiedowns. Any shorter and they'll need to go under the trailer. Not a safe setup.

I appreciate all the feedback! The full length of the Featherlite with tongue is ~22'. Answering all the questions on my phone is a PITA, so I'll try to be succinct and consolidate. Apologies if I missed anyone. Agreed, but no room. Garage is ~ 6' from the property line. See above. A...

The HOA and wife are not fond of it outside. I'm not sure if the city allows it. I'm trying to figure out a way to hide it rather than renting a parking spot at a local storage unit. I'm new to the area so there's not a friend option.

My two car garage is: 21' deep, 10.5' height, and 25' wide. It has a pitched roof and attic storage not included in the dimensions. My Featherlite 18' trailer is too long for the bays. Is there a way to store it in the garage without completely destroying the ceiling and costing a small fortune?

I had some get in the drywall. It took about 4 months for it mostly dissipate.

Will anti-skid damage a microfiber mop?

I can't speak for longevity, but I have experience with the epoxy filler from Quikrete. No issues but it's only been a year.

I use a smooth surface push broom with dish soap and water with my ArmorPoxy. The soap is mixed in a bucket and poured on the floor. The light brushing does a great job. When I'm done I rinse and sweep it out the door.

I love long term updates! What have you done to maintain it and what type of weather is in your area?

Great choice!

That's a very cost effective solution. Would you mind posting pics at night to show the output?

@Shea Excellent advice.