Hi All

How do you all keep your buggys stored ? I don't have a garage but looking to store in one of my business containers. Any ideas accepted

thanks

Container sounds good

Folding garage is another option if you have space to put it

http://www.cover-systems.co.uk/car-covers/carfoldinggarages.htm

Contact the local council for garage rental I rent one for £30 a month

Contact the local council for garage rental I rent one for £30 a month

will look into this. I am measuring up in the morning =)

Just be aware, shipping containers can suffer badly from condensation
Ttfn Glenn

As said above, shipping containers are terrible for condensation.  It quickly gets so bad that there is a constant drip of water from the ceiling.  Worse are the ones which have foam lining - far from stopping the condensation it hides it behind the foam and causes a closed damp atmosphere to rot whatever's in there. 

If you have to park it up outside, don't park on bare earth or grass, and ensure the cover you use allows air to circulate underneath the car.

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Just like the ickle baby jesus, mine is kept in a little manger.... (well barn actually).



Though depending on where you are, you might have a friendly farmer nearby you could talk to?


(PS this is an old photo when I was rebuilding it a few years ago)

Container sounds good

Folding garage is another option if you have space to put it

http://www.cover-systems.co.uk/car-covers/carfoldinggarages.htm

I sell shipping containers If you need one just drop me a PM

Mine is stored in one at work!

Andy, thats one hell of an oil leak behind it.

Under a plastic sheet in the garden,nothin posh here 😃

Not got one myself .... but seen these being used and occasionally one comes up on ebay http://www.carcoon.com/

A carcoon is a great option but some are frameless and collapse on the car to get in or out , I haVe an air chamber for my m coupe but within a wooden shed that is quite damp, keeps it sweet by moving air over it and avoids  condensation caused by sudden temperature changes.