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Above 1200 Sq/FT Car show at garage condos

Wokspaces above 1200 squarefeet.
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driftpin

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A good panoply (this one's for you, Old Man Roger) of varied cars. If I owned space like that, I wouldn't have an 'open to the public' event, ever. You're just encouraging some thievery. Sure, you have an alarm system, but better sight-unseen, those contents.
 

CombatNinja

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These garage condos are like country clubs for petrol heads. It's as much about the cars as it is about the socialization with folks that have common interests. I think it goes without saying that there are high dollar cars at a place like that. It's the remote locations, layers of security and video surveillance that deters theft, not the 'secrecy' of what's inside. People that own a space in a place like that don't want to hide all their stuff away from the World.
 
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Rc_Guy

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These garage condos are like country clubs for petrol heads. It's as much about the cars as it is about the socialization with folks that have common interests. I think it goes without saying that there are high dollar cars at a place like that. It's the remote locations, layers of security and video surveillance that deters theft, not the 'secrecy' of what's inside. People that own a space in a place like that don't want to hide all their stuff away from the World.
I agree, some of the sitting areas in the lofts were fancier than many houses and the whole place is gated also
 

isb cornbinder

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I was a member was of a car club. The club had garage tours and I was picked as the next victim. I had just bought a nice 1948 Mercury 114X. I had to endure an hour of WTF from a bunch of mean spirited critics.
One of the other charter members asked to borrow my engine hoist, for a few days.
A month later I went to his home to get my engine hoist back. It was not there. He had lent it out to another person. I told him, "I want it back NOW." He said that may not be possible, so I started to empty his SnapOn tools into my truck along with anything else of value. It took less than a minute when he told me the engine hoist will be here is 10 minutes. My hoist arrived and we unloaded his tools.
I wrote the book on being a FAH, when necessary.
His final words were, "Now what am going to do?" I had an answer, but kept it in reserve for next time.
I never lend anything. This was over 43 years ago.
The last time I saw this rare car, it was at a swap meet. The car was butchered and ended up as parts.
 
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