Mark,
Similar laws, some of which are probably established by our loving
understanding wives, do exist in north america.
When I lived in Portland, Oregon, I knew a gentleman(unmarried), not
car related, that was restoring his Aston Martin DB2/4 in the family room of
his home. When he was done, the plan was to chain saw an opening in the wall
and drive the car out. The hole was to be filled with a new fireplace to be
built after the car was removed. He did have a girlfriend, and she was fully
understanding!!!!!!!!
Paul Rogers
the Healey enthusiast - always
Mark Donaldson wrote:
> Alexander Joseph H wrote:
> >
> > Automobiles and Understanding Wives, eh? Perhaps a start of another
> > thread.
> Hope so!
> And contrary to common automotive lore, Automobiles and
> Understanding Wives is NOT an oxymoron.
> They DO peacefully co-exist, given the right conditions.
>
> > Feature off campus housing in the 60s, during a northern winter, with
> > no garage. Although disassembly and cleaning took place elsewhere, the
> > 948 cc frogeye engine was assembled in the bedroom on an old chest of
> > drawers.
> >
> > Wedding Anniversary #34 is forthcoming.
>
> A good case in point.
> But aren't you transgressing the unwritten law ...
> Only pre-1950 motorcycles can be disassembled in bedrooms.
> Engines up to 2 litres are assigned to larger rooms, namely
> lounges and hallways, preferably carpeted, to soak up oil.
> Over 3 litres - by negotiation.
> Rider: Laws in North America may be different to ours.
> E & O E
>
> MHD
> Auckland NZ
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