Garage Width?
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Originally Posted by arsie,Apr 14 2006, 09:22 PM
grahamb: I find I have to take both feet off the pedals to reach over to close the passenger mirror, which isn't easy (clutch out/engage neutral, brake/stop car) in mid reverse. Hence I say don't. And as said you need the mirror to see 
I just put it in before reversing
With the roof down you don't need the offside wing mirror unless you're dealing with kerbs, bollards etc ie lower than car height
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Originally Posted by arsie,Apr 14 2006, 10:31 PM
20 by 20? Our forefathers raised whole tribes in that amount of space. What's your missus look like anyway 
Speed bump, that is an unusually small garage
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Originally Posted by arsie,Apr 14 2006, 05:31 PM
20 by 20? Our forefathers raised whole tribes in that amount of space. What's your missus look like anyway
Thnakfully she's a lot smaller than her mother.
Looking to add a 30x35 separate garage for my toys and let the missus have the attached 2 car one for hers.
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Originally Posted by Amuse Boy,Apr 14 2006, 01:25 PM
I had a garage built and the dimensions were 11.5ft wide and 19ft+ in length. If I park the car in the middle, I can open both doors to the first click - but if I park to one side I can open 1 door fully.
