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The first thing I did was measure the gararge. If it wasn't
big enough to fit 2 Imperials, I went on to another house. Space is at a premium
here in the city in AZ, so this was very important.
John
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, May 28, 2004 7:13 PM
Subject: IML: Big car, ordinary
garage
I wonder how many people on this list have made whether or not
their
Imperial will fit into the garage a major deciding element in the
purchase
of their current dwelling? My 58 just barely makes it into
mine. I have
just enough room to squeeze behind the car and the door,
if the front is
touching the wall. What I was not caring about as
much at the time but
would now, is how close the sides of the car come to
the doorway. Driving
it in and out involves more skill than I
probably employ in any other
driving
situation.
Hugh
(Size) means everything when you're trying
to stuff a 233.6-inch-long NYB
into a 19-foot-4-inch-deep
garage!
>
> Chris in LA
> 78 NYB Salon
> 67
Crown
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