Live in an apartment and own a Scirocco?

[ranahan@charter.net (John Erickson)]

I used to drive to my brother's house and use his garage. 
 You sure can't do anything on the street.  In a couple 
apartments, I had a carport and that helped, but you still 
can't do anything major.  Changing out a clutch will get 
you some serious stares from the neighbors.  You just need 
a friend or a relative that will let you use their garage 
and maybe let you stay with them while you work on your 
car.  I don't know any other answers unless you rent 
something.

John
Long Beach

Euroroc II <flaatr@yahoo.com>
|So I live in an apartment and like most I can't do any 
|work on my car there... Now if I lived in a house and had 
|a garage life would be great but that's not going to 
|happen soon. So here is my question to all you apartment 
|dwellers... Where do you work on your car? I mean it 
|would be great to find a place where I could put the car 
|up on jacks or build a motor or etc...
|
|Any comments would be greatly appreciated.
|
|-Raffi
|
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John
87 16v
Long Beach