Heated Indoor Storage

Tim@Mr.Norm's wrote:

liljoejoe54 wrote:

That is one hell of a price! I was renting a garage for my Charger for $120 a month and it was a piece of shit. Cold as fuck, holes in the fascia, where snow got in. Not to mention the squirrel that lived in the rafters that used to pee on my car. And lets not forget my pet rat that used to run across my feet when I opened the garage door from the outside.

Im sure you will have no problem renting every spot out Tim!

EDIT: Obviously I wont be storing my Charger there because I no longer have it but I read about attack dogs running around, I figure I would ask in case it slipped anybody else's mind.....do these dogs like to jump on cars by any chance? Anytime I kept a car in my yard during the winter, my dogs (pitbulls) used to love to jump on the hood and lay on the roof of the car. I had scratches all over it but I didnt care much cuz the cars were beaters.

The dogs are professionally trained and have better manners then most people do about cars. These dogs are around $5 million dollars worth of collector cars every night and if they werent trained not to mess with cars I couldn't have them in the building.. They would only jump on a car pursuing an intruder, and in that case I would forgive them for the scratches. No bad guy to eat, no cars get scratched.. My dogs aren't like an untrained pet, they are very disciplined and know the boundries of their training.


Video's of one of the dogs I have trained. You can see she does 100% what she is told to do and doesn't even think about doing what she wants,only what she is told. This also applies to the cars, the dogs are taught that cars are off limits unless in a pursuit.

Front half
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TIxoXCmb8g&feature=share

Back half
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFp1eYhjuj4&feature=share







Tim

Lol that is good to know. For some reason, I thought of junk yard type dogs when I read it.

I love Flo. She is such a great dog. Loves everybody until she goes to work.

Illinois Chaos wrote:

I love Flo. She is such a great dog. Loves everybody until she goes to work.

Those videos are from the Regional Cahmpionship. She is the 2011 five state regional protection champion.. Her daughters who protect this building are 100 times more dangerous than her. She is an arm dog, they are "kill the guy" dogs.

Tim, check your pm's

Tim@Mr.Norm's wrote:

Illinois Chaos wrote:

I love Flo. She is such a great dog. Loves everybody until she goes to work.

Those videos are from the Regional Cahmpionship. She is the 2011 five state regional protection champion.. Her daughters who protect this building are 100 times more dangerous than her. She is an arm dog, they are "kill the guy" dogs.

If I have to be around the daughters, I just ignore them. No eye contact or even looking at them. They just lie there and watch me quietly if I ignore them. A big ass fence between us, of course, lol.

Shawn1112 wrote:

I dont like using a cover, used 1 the first year and it put marks in my paint.

i will use my cover over night if i just cleaned the car for a show the next day but that is it. one year i left it on all winter in the garage and got mega holograms in the paint from the damn cover. had to buff the holograms out in the spring. i won't use a cover for long periods of time after that.

Both the Charger and Chally are at Mr Norms tucked away for the winter.
I think my truck peed when I pulled it into the garage I don't think it's house trained
Thanks Tim

Hey Vic, Ive stored mine for 3 yrs now.. I dont start it,,,gas stable, put plastic under it to keep moisture from concrete goin up under, wood blocks for the tires (wont dry them out) just hook up the battery tender. cover her up. my old fart car guys say no need. plus the guy i bought it from said he didnt do it either. you will never get it hot enough, they say. i havent has any issues. it goes either way... just sayin

who are you calling an old fart?

not you 50 is the new 30naaa

VIKES4093 wrote:

who are you calling an old fart?

Just went out to the garage and my girl is dead. Should I worry about charging it or just leave it until she's ready to come out again?

Fidostudio wrote:

Just went out to the garage and my girl is dead. Should I worry about charging it or just leave it until she's ready to come out again?

If you dont plan on starting it and let it run until its warmed up every few days then id say just leave the battery. I used to warm mine up every 2 days when it was this cold out just to keep the battery charged.

That's kinda what I was thinking. It's not like it will sit that long as I just put it away a few weeks ago. Maybe I'll pull it out on the next warm day and jump it and let it run a bit and then remember to start it once a week.

Fidostudio wrote:

That's kinda what I was thinking. It's not like it will sit that long as I just put it away a few weeks ago. Maybe I'll pull it out on the next warm day and jump it and let it run a bit and then remember to start it once a week.

Put a battery tender on it. Running your battery down shortens it's life.

Farm n Fleet Battery tender. not too good to start it all the time youll never get it hot enough. let it sit wit the charger on it........

At this point will it hurt it to just leave it dead until spring?

battery might go bad sitting dead plus youll have to reset everything..... id get the charger 30.00$ or so