12-05-2024, 03:59 AM
(12-05-2024, 03:48 AM)pdedse_imp Wrote:(12-05-2024, 03:17 AM)Gone in 60_imp Wrote: Did the revised car placement last night and have 40" in front and back, enough to sandwich the CB1100 and Bonneville around my car. It will work, and Mrs. G drove me in this morning so that I can ride the Bonneville home and get all of my personal stuff out of the warehouse. The next two days will be a garage sale, and I don't need curious fingers on my bike.
While we drove, I was waiting for the shoe to drop... "So, I know you made them all fit, but do you think you'd maybe sell one now, or is that off the table?" "Yes dear, it's off the table." So that is out of the way.
Funny thing about thinking about the size of my car and room in the garage. A local cousin's car died, and she asked me for help last night. Sounded like a dead battery, so I grabbed my volt meter and charger and headed over. She drives a Fiat 500. Hmm, smaller than a Fiesta. And it's a manual. Swapped in a new battery and took the car for a test drive to make sure it was fixed. Nah... but maybe an Abarth?
Push comes to shove (what am I saying, we're talking about Mrs. Gone!?!), you could store your Orange RE thing in my garage...my wife would just ask when did I get mine back from the shop. : )
Good luck with the company garage sale! It's gotta be weird winding things down.
Push comes to shove (what am I saying, we're talking about Mrs. Gone!?!), you could store your Orange RE thing in my garage...my wife would just ask when did I get mine back from the shop. : )
Good luck with the company garage sale! It's gotta be weird winding things down.
Thank you very much, Pdedse. I appreciate the offer and know how much you miss your Interceptor. If push came to shove, I do have a very good friend along the new commute route with a large restoration shop who'd let me store a bike if needed.
Winding this place down after 20 years is weird to say the least. Anyone want to buy a forklift?