Posted: Fri Jan 25, 08 10:51 am
mine
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getting damp/mould into my interior, advice?
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Posted: Fri Jan 25, 08 10:55 am
or this...
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 08 11:00 am
mmmmmmm..............................
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 08 11:03 am
These are made for the Eastern Canadian market. It gets a bit colder and damper there than here! 
Should have it first week of March.
Should have it first week of March.
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 08 11:04 am
Jerry has his Fury in one of these. 
Great to work in,loads of light. They do need anchoring well or they'll take off.
Great to work in,loads of light. They do need anchoring well or they'll take off.Posted: Fri Jan 25, 08 11:06 am
Come with choice of anchoring kit. Concrete, grass or tarmac.
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 08 11:20 am
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 08 11:29 am
1st one is for indoor use.
2nd one is good, unless you want contiuous access to car.
2nd one is good, unless you want contiuous access to car.
Posted: Sat Jan 26, 08 5:28 pm
These are excellent firm , very helpfull, ad is in CA
http://www.hamiltonclassic.co.uk/Produc ... utoPod.htm
http://www.hamiltonclassic.co.uk/Produc ... utoPod.htm
Posted: Sun Jan 27, 08 12:13 pm
Doug, looked at those, but would still need the inner moisture protection.
"The perfect storage environment can be achieved by putting the Cair-o-Port fan assisted indoor storage unit inside the AutoPod, this will eliminate all condensation and dust from attacking your pride & joy."
Agree with Jeff that the carcoon type solution is best for outdoors, but as he says it looks like a pain if you still use car regularly.
"The perfect storage environment can be achieved by putting the Cair-o-Port fan assisted indoor storage unit inside the AutoPod, this will eliminate all condensation and dust from attacking your pride & joy."
Agree with Jeff that the carcoon type solution is best for outdoors, but as he says it looks like a pain if you still use car regularly.