Just thought I'd post my idea for keeping the garage warm.
I'm finding its the breezes around the gappy metal door that is a problem, so I sealed it with a £3 tarpaulin I had. Secured at the top and a
couple of hooks down the side mean I can lift it out the way in a jiffy. Finnally got to use the 4 scales I bought from tesco to weigh the car...they
are holding down the bottom edge!
Added bonus is that I can leave my light on with no worries of the local tea leaves looking through the gaps at what I have inside!
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think I'll spend tomorrow tidying up....
Dam parts in boxes are everywhere!!
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You will want somthing a touch bigger than the pit bike engine in that 
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Originally posted by big_wasa
You will want somthing a touch bigger than the pit bike engine in that
Have noticed you are building an "its orange" well correct me if you want but most of it look silver I see you have noticed like me
the chassis is a handy thing for storing junk on
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Dam parts in boxes are everywhere!!
I found the back end of the car makes for a handy workbench, I was fitting an 88cc kit to a fiddy motor, nice large valve head too... minibikes are a
passion of mine
Original plan was for the whole lot to be orange, now I'm going to paint the back end black, the rear arces black and the rest orange. Rear panel
won't fit my build (mistake by previous owner) but as long as it looks ok I aint fussy.
That flymo is the biggest flipping mower I ever saw, wife brought it home the other month. I think a ride on would take up a similar amount of
room!!
getting the blade motor and ancilleries along with the wheels and fiddy engine back into storage tomorrow. Then I can crack on with overdue work.
In the warm.
[Edited on 24/12/07 by Dangle_kt]
i got a stomp yx140 if that means anything to you? its a little beauty! goes well too!
yeah, I know Mark, Mr Stomp. Nice bloke, he gave me a go on there winning supermoto bike a few months ago, was LURVLY. Though I'm more into jap
minibikes than the chinese ones. Good and cheap to start off on though.
Is that a in-car sound system on the front or a cooker, which ever isn't it a bit big for the car..........Merry Xmas