Several of you have submitted photos of your garagemahalls, but I must
admit that most of the spaces are far more organized than I had expected
- with the exception of Todd B. I would have to say that Todd is
running away with the award for the most creative space at the moment,
but surely there must be some competition out there.
OK, so maybe with the oncoming onslaught of winter I'm getting a bit
bored wondering what, if any projects to work on. And to any of you on
the list who might live in usually sunny Southern California, our hopes
are with you to bypass the wildfires.
Submissions for The Garagemahall should be sent to me directly.
Cheers,
R. Ashford Little II
www.geocities.com/ralittle2
-----Original Message-----
From: R. Ashford Little II [mailto:ralittle2@mindspring.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 10:52 AM
To: 6-Pack; Triumphs@autox. Net (Triumphs@autox.team.net); Georgia
Triumph Club (gatriumph@gatriumph.com)
Subject: Garage Space?
While talking with a fellow Triumph enthusiast yesterday, we came up
with an interesting idea. We were discussing garage/work space for our
cars, and what that space looked like. I was reminded, in the opposite
kind of way, of an episode on Dream Car Garage entitled
"Garage-ma-hall." In this episode, we were taken to two rather wealthy
individuals' houses and shown their garages and collection of cars. It
was an amazing display of cars, bars, and assorted paraphernalia.
So I thought I would create a page on my website for Triumph owner's to
display some of their more "creative" workspaces. Todd and I were
pretty much imagining the more cluttered the better. If you have an
immaculate workspace, I suppose we'll display that too. Send the photos
in jpeg format to my email address and I'll start the sorting process.
**Remember that the photos will be stripped off the email lists so don't
expect to see them there. The link will be
http://www.geocities.com/ralittle2/garagemahall.htm
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