What do you pay for storage inside nice building no heat???
10-04-2007, 09:32 PM
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Sounds like a plan to me. It will be cold, but not as cold as IL. I can't say I've ever seen any powerboats on the lake during new years. Give me a hollar when you christen the boat out there. We have a lakehouse on the open water and I could get some great shots of you airing it out.
10-04-2007, 10:29 PM
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40'x60' Concrete floor, very, very dry (good ventilation) and I live there.
I'm always full, actually with the same people year after year...
I had a spot open up this year (boat being sold) and it was gone in 24 hrs.
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10-05-2007, 07:42 AM
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12' x 36', metal buliding, individual stall with 11 foot door, white rock floor, electrical outlet (on 12 hour timer), $92/month.
10-11-2007, 06:48 PM
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Inside storage
I keep mine in my toy house.
48x108 heated Morton building with concrete floor and insulated ceiling and side walls. Heated the concrete floor with hot water. Set thermostat at 52 degrees, you can work in there all winter in your shirt sleeves. Sit in the office watching football games on my satellite TV. Look out the window into the garage at the boat and dream of summer on the lake. Watch the grandsons ride their bikes in the open space in the front when there is a foot of snow outside. Life is good being a grandpa.
Cost, can't measure happiness.
48x108 heated Morton building with concrete floor and insulated ceiling and side walls. Heated the concrete floor with hot water. Set thermostat at 52 degrees, you can work in there all winter in your shirt sleeves. Sit in the office watching football games on my satellite TV. Look out the window into the garage at the boat and dream of summer on the lake. Watch the grandsons ride their bikes in the open space in the front when there is a foot of snow outside. Life is good being a grandpa.
Cost, can't measure happiness.
10-11-2007, 10:48 PM
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You guys have got it pretty good...
I rent a 40 year old 22x45 metal building (no heat) about 40 miles north of Los Angeles. $425 a month - every month. Damm glad to have it too - took me months to find.
I rent a 40 year old 22x45 metal building (no heat) about 40 miles north of Los Angeles. $425 a month - every month. Damm glad to have it too - took me months to find.
