I have a large one car garage, with a door to one side, and two sports
cars. I did the jack-up-the-car-and-swing-it-over thing for about a
year. I then discovered that if you back your first vehicle in, at an
angle, you can "parallel park" a car in the "blind" spot of a garage
pretty easily with no dollies or jacks.
If you think about it, the length of most modern garages is longer than
most parking spaces!
Works for me,
Dave Tietz
1970 MGB "Molly"
1994 Miata M Edition "The Divine Miss M"
On 2 Jan 2000 Jordon wrote:
Date: Sun, 2 Jan 2000 18:36:53 -0800
From: "Jordon" <pigsfly@home.com>
Subject: Re: garage design
From: <JohnOmg@aol.com>
> I'm looking for help developing a floorplan for a three-car garage to
house a
> few MGs along with "normal" vehicles. Any ideas on dimensions, sideways
> storage, etc.
You might consider a couple of auto dollies. Roll the front (or the rear)
wheels onto the dollies, put a floor jack (with wheels) under the other
end and just push the cars where ever you want.
Jordon
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