who else is building a ride with minimal cover to work under?

ooooooh, romantic...HA

Originally posted by ngacleetus

we were all standin in the garage and he turned one way and i turned the other and our noses touched. .

You heartless bastard I planned that for months and you just left me hanging.

I live in northern IN. While you guys definitely have it worse than me I can relate. I decided in the middle of FEB to redue the back half of my suspension with over a foot of snow on the ground. I do have a large heated garage but to do the welding i have to drive over to my neighbors house. Just imagine trying to drive a reg. cab s10 with no bed a low pro with snow on the ground. That was the biggest pain in the ass trying to get it back up my driveway at 4 am.

I began my Bodydrop in a half covered car port in Kansas.

I did a frame off on this one under a carport 15 years ago.

http://www.killerridez.com/79_chevy_4x4.htm

Edited: 9/25/2007 9:05:26 AM by lo75lux

i bagged and body dropped my POS on a concrete slab with no cover,not even in the rain.

i wish i could have a garage or even a driveway to work on my truck its been sitting for over a year because i moved out from my moms house where i would work on it every day in her garage now i live in a damn apartment and every time i try and go out there and work on it the managment yells at me and says we can get evicted if i keep working on my truck on there property im so sad my truck is lonly in that car port

I built my truck under a carport, open on the front and 1 side. Or in my buddys driveway. I now have a 2 car garage, that only has my truck and tools in it, and I do nothing on it at all. I need to get motivated and do the rebuild or sell the beast, and start fresh.

Got tired of working in the driveway.. although a very wide and long driveway, it still sucked.

Last year we had a detached 1300sq ft garage built, and ahhhhh, its so much nicer to work.

I built my 90 toyota in my mom and dads patio. It was even painted back there.