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Pauliebhoy

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I am looking to see what others have got.

We have a single garage which houses the Z4 G29 which is behind the pictures.

We are going away on a 6 month motorhome excursion and so the X2 M35I is housed in an Amazon bought carport.

It weighs about 50kg, and although folds up we can't keep shifting it from it's storage in the back garden to the front each year.

Mandy's arms this morning looks like she had been shielding blows from Tyson Fury. What are you guys using.

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We too have a motorhome, EV and Z3.

The MH lives on a 'pitch' down the side of the house. Lawn lifted, 150mm MoT Type 1 compacted, plastic grid as on campsites, lawn put back. MH has levellers deployed.

Z3 lives in the CarCoon either in front of the garage, or in front of the MH. Powered from the garage house or MH depending on position. Generally over winter it doesn't move. The CarCoon has a battery keeper.

EV lives on the drive.

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We too have a motorhome, EV and Z3.

The MH lives on a 'pitch' down the side of the house. Lawn lifted, 150mm MoT Type 1 compacted, plastic grid as on campsites, lawn put back. MH has levellers deployed.

Z3 lives in the CarCoon either in front of the garage, or in front of the MH. Powered from the garage house or MH depending on position. Generally over winter it doesn't move. The CarCoon has a battery keeper.

EV lives on the drive.

Older pic b4 EV
The motorhome lives in it's own space which was originally designed for a boat as we live on loch fyne. Both cars are connected to a ctek charger, so all good. It's the structure that I am bothered about. The existing one has to go, so I am looking for a semi permanent structure that I can erect and add sides to in winter. Google/chatgtp has loads, but I would rather go with experience from users
 
You'll need something reasonably sturdy Paul ir it will become a kite inthe first winter storm

Stephen.
 
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