Good choice! I don't have any suggestions on where to store your truck
around here, but I think that most storage companies around here have some
kind of student discount. Keep your eyes open as the semester draws to an
end - up here in CU-Boulder there are quite a few ads posted around campus
and in the residence halls for storage companies.
Personally, I'd suggest using any spare time you have to get your truck in
fair running condition (it sounds by your email that it isn't) and use it
as your primary vehicle. I sure get a kick out of driving my '54 around
campus.
Tim Lloyd, omaha@tmbg.org
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On Sun, 11 Apr 1999, JD Sipes wrote:
> I have pretty much decide not to sell my old truck, but I have to store
> it until I can afford a place with a garage. I was wondering if anyone in
> the colorado area has any suggestions on where to store my truck. I am a
> college student and dont have a lot of cash (who does?) for storage, but I
> want the old truck. any ideas? I know I talke to some people about
> this a little while ago, but I have lost the emails. thanks for the help.
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