NW CT garage space - join our 2002 wrench/storage space

[Henrygabs]

Hi Northeast FAQers! 

 

I'm looking for a car enthusiast in need of some garage space in northeast Connecticut.

 

I have a garage space in Bethlehem CT that I share with a few buds for wrenching on our 2002 race cars, restoration projects and drinking beer on a Saturday night.

One of our esteemed faq colleagues relocated and moved his cars closer to home.  So, this leaves us with some space that we are hoping to fill with a car enthusiast who needs a place to wrench or hide a project from a significant other and can contribute some $ towards the rent.  All car people would be welcome, but an 2002 fan would probably get the most out of it since you'd be sharing space with some 02 guys.  Quite a few FAQers have come through to wrench on a race weekend, pick up a spare part or talk shop and have a beer.  

 

The shop has a decent amount of work space, we fit about 6-8 cars in the garage.  We also have an office area that we use for indoor parts storage.  Also, there is a nice parking space outside where we keep a couple parts cars and race trailer.  Some pics of the shop over the years are below.

 

If you or someone you know is in need of some space and interested, send me a message and we can share contact info. 

 

Cheers!

 

Henry 

 

[Scott Sislane]

Hi Henry,

 

Wow... you guys have quite the set-up there! Wish I was down your way. We have lots of 02ers in your area.

 

Our group is mostly on our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/bmw2002us/

 

Did you already find a new person to share space??

 

Scott Sislane

[Ray3]

Greetings Henry,

Sounds like a great space not only physically but socially as well.
I’ve just purchased my first 02 after wanting one since high school, ‘74. The one that found me is a ‘76, but who’s complaining, it’s rust free, a rarity in CT.

As I’m new to this I’d like to connect with fellow ‘02ers for advice on local sources for parts and specialist (engine work).

Maybe find you and other 02ers at local antique car gatherings. After all birds of a feather tend to flock together.

 

Ray3d

aka: Raymond Ainger III