Originally posted by FJ20_Coupe
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I don't know if this is of any use. Before we built the shed my coupe out in the weather.
I had it sitting outside of the shed and built a 'temporary' carport with an supercheap auto car port.
Smashed some old colour bond on the top of it and chucked a old tarp over it. It did have the old shed to the left of it and a water tank infront so I would have cut down some of the 'elements' attacking it.
Until the thing blew down the paddock it was pretty successful at keeping the moisture out.
I don't know if they did anything but I chucked those celeca jels (that supposably absorb moisture) in it.
Failing all.
Sell to me cheap and sink $ into gts
edit: should mention that I'd smashed the ground back to clay underneath the car to.
I had it sitting outside of the shed and built a 'temporary' carport with an supercheap auto car port.
Smashed some old colour bond on the top of it and chucked a old tarp over it. It did have the old shed to the left of it and a water tank infront so I would have cut down some of the 'elements' attacking it.
Until the thing blew down the paddock it was pretty successful at keeping the moisture out.
I don't know if they did anything but I chucked those celeca jels (that supposably absorb moisture) in it.
Failing all.
Sell to me cheap and sink $ into gts
edit: should mention that I'd smashed the ground back to clay underneath the car to.
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