People without Garages, how much would you pay to store your car?

[MichaelH]

Here some shops allow you to store it for $80 a month in their heated garage

[pincoin]

I should go in the garage rent business! But it costs a fortune to build these days and taxes are high. Those people probably aren't getting rich renting these.

[Craig B]

Originally Posted by camaro66

160 are you kidding me that's a joke. Here in long island island places charge from 350 to 250 for a 10x25. I would be doing the jig to pay 160

Yea and a coffee and bagel go for 8.00 in NY . So 250.00 to 350.00 is about right. Around 150 to 180 here in central jersey.

[batman53201]

Originally Posted by pincoin

I should go in the garage rent business! But it costs a fortune to build these days and taxes are high. Those people probably aren't getting rich renting these.

i put up a pole building a few years ago for $15,000. i can fit about 9 cars in it. so if i would charge $100 a month, i would pay the building of in 17 month. all profit after that. unfortunatly, its full of my shit

might be worth building another one

[xnuyokr]

Originally Posted by Bozz1LE

Me and 3 friends split a shop, we pay $100 each a month and have our own key and access to the shop 24/7. Size is around 30x60 and we have enough room for 6 cars + 1 to work on and all our tools/parts.

Nice! Great idea!

[RickRay]

Here in my area it vary between $350 - $700 depending on the services. I paid for the last 5 years from Dec to Apr $350...Heated. This year it's in my non heated garage & I'm $350 richer

[Blue17CamaroZL1]

Last year in NJ was $351 a month for a 10 X 40 for 2 cars. No electric or climate control.

[Pharmaro]

I paid $100/month or so here in Louisville, KY and it was stored in a cave. There's the mega caverns here that people use for boats/RVs/cars and nature keeps the climate the same year round.

[70rsz28]

mine are in heated storage same place last 10 yrs 260. 00 for 6 mths

[Squillo]

You're the one that turned into a troll, not him.

Originally Posted by camaro66

I'm not comparing just saying what it costs that had to be stupidest analogy I ever heard of


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Originally Posted by camaro66

I did and I know what it means. What you said was just Stupid. And I stand by that.


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[14pilot]

I paid $124 a month for a 10x20 for 6 months but my Camaro never saw it inside of it. By the time I got my Camaro in, my girlfriend had completely cleaned out her 2 car garage and gave it to me for my new car.

Then the payment went way up. I bought her a 1.5 carat engagement ring, married her, bought a $400K house with a 6 car garage, bought new furniture for the house, bought her a new car... You get the idea - LOL !!!

[batman53201]

Originally Posted by 14pilot

I paid $124 a month for a 10x20 for 6 months but my Camaro never saw it inside of it. By the time I got my Camaro in, my girlfriend had completely cleaned out her 2 car garage and gave it to me for my new car.

Then the payment went way up. I bought her a 1.5 carat engagement ring, married her, bought a $400K house with a 6 car garage, bought new furniture for the house, bought her a new car... You get the idea - LOL !!!

[ChrisBlair]

Originally Posted by Angrybird 12

I was just checking on prices to store my car for the winter since I do not have a garage. I was shocked at the prices. The place I stored my 66 Corvair back in 2003 went from $60 a month then to $160 a month now. The place isn't even Climate controlled.
How much would or do you pay a month for storage if you do not have your own Garage?

I store my classic convertible in an unheated, well, it's a walled off section of working stable. The space is 200 a month. I pay half; I have all sorts of parts and my car there, my buddy has a '69 SuperBee and a '70 Dart GT there

It's cheap and frankly it smells like horseshit.

[jshaf]

if I had the room I would just build one, right now it sits outside, brush the snow off daily so the sun can get to it and warm it up, though it has a power cord running to a tender that is connected under the hood. been doing it this way for about 4 years no issues, not even ice damage, just careful