Moving home, car no longer parked in doors, what should i do
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I'm moving down to London and it looks extremely likely that I will be parking my car on the street.
I'd appreciate some advice in terms of what I should do to best ensure that its kept in as good as condition as possible. I won't be using it in the week, but do plan on using a solar panel charger to keep the battery ticking over, so a cover isn't really an option, plus I've read that they can cause more damage than good.
I'd appreciate some advice in terms of what I should do to best ensure that its kept in as good as condition as possible. I won't be using it in the week, but do plan on using a solar panel charger to keep the battery ticking over, so a cover isn't really an option, plus I've read that they can cause more damage than good.
How often do you plan to drive your car? My 997 C2S can easily do 3-4 weeks without the battery going flat (it's in an underground garage, but it shouldn't make a difference), so you may not need the solar panel thing
On safety, it really depends which part of London you are moving to, in some it will obviously stick out more than in the other areas....
On safety, it really depends which part of London you are moving to, in some it will obviously stick out more than in the other areas....
anonymous said:
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Easier said than done
In Fulham/Battersea/Wandsworth/Putney a driveway space will run you £150+pcm on average, an underground space £200+pcm unless you're extremely lucky and catch a space that's not advertised where the owner is unaware of its true value. For a garage it's just basically pick a large number
Other option is to rent from the council - I've just got a garage in Putney 12 mins walk from my place at £75pcm, but I applied back in February and got lucky. My gf's application went in at the same time and they say they *might* have something available in 3-4 months
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