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Lovely. And I love how he has basically centered his entire (living room?) around the one car and has a little ramp to edge it out into the world and everything
by philbarr 13y ago
Lovely. And I love how he has basically centered his entire (living room?) around the one car and has a little ramp to edge it out into the world and everything. Especially because, I think, you don't want to turn the engine on, fill the place up with smoke and then drive off.
One thing though, how does he get the car back in?
- Eduardo3rd 13y agoI'm curious about this too. Maybe there's a similar ramp outside the living room that rolls the car in?
- philbarr 13y agoI was waiting to see if there was one - you would think it would be shown if there was.
- greghinch 13y agoMaybe not as much of a concern. It's likely the car needs to warm up for a few minutes when starting, so you don't want to do that idling inside. Easy enough to just drive in and immediately shut it off though.
- philbarr 13y agoYou'd still end up pumping quite a lot of carbon monoxide into your living space doing that, I think.
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- duncanmcdowell 13y agoIt wouldn't be significant - leave the garage door open for a few minutes and you would be fine. I imagine he has ventilation designed to take this into consideration.
- ianstallings 13y agoHe could turn it off and roll it in like you would an airplane.