Sentences with phrase «old garage kept»

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Are you going to choose the hand - me - down from a little old lady who lives in suburbia, who only drives down to the grocery store, never misses an engine check and has kept it inside her garage since the day she drove it off the lot?

I have my husband's old wooden toy box sitting in our garage and I just can't decide how to paint it... keep it simple (one color) or get out of my comfort zone and try stripes or geometric shapes.

I reminded the hubs about how awesome and smart I am when I dragged the old padded ottoman out of the garage that I had insisted on keeping for any ottoman related emergencies and decided it was going to become a bench.

It was just old oak with a finish that was a little dull and flaky, probably from being kept in an attic, garage or barn.

Do you ever see an old one with over 100000 miles or do people just keep them in garages all year round?

After dinner, our photographers and I went back to the garage where the Koenigsegg team was keeping Mark's Agera RS, as well as three other Agera RS models and an older CCX R.

At some point, it costs so much to keep your old ride on the road that you'd be better off investing all of the money you're spending at the garage on a new car or truck.

A middle - aged woman with a blemish - free driving record and a touring bike who keeps it in a locked garage while not in use will get significantly lower quotes than a 19 - year - old man with a few accidents under his belt who parks his crotch rocket on the street will get.

For instance, maybe, upon reflection, you will realize that you can jettison collision and comprehensive coverage for that old pickup truck you keep in your garage.

Rates may be lowered if the owner has a garage because this way his old car is kept safe.

Some neighborhoods frown on keeping an old car parked on the road in front of a house, so if you have an ancient wreck, put it in the garage or leave it in the driveway.

I reminded the hubs about how awesome and smart I am when I dragged the old padded ottoman out of the garage that I had insisted on keeping for any ottoman related emergencies and decided it was going to become a bench.

No longer just a dumping ground for your old banger (and broken bbq, empty tins of paint, basically everything you keep meaning to take to the tip), yes, garages just got swanky.

I keep a shelf in my garage for seasonal decor and I'm always excited to bring out the old favorites every year and add them to my old tried and true home decor basics.

The most difficult to keep uncluttered is the kitchen which opens directly from the garage... of course, all mail, groceries, bags etc. end up right there by the door!!!!! I intend to use this plan to overcome that 30 year old problem!!!!!

Remember that old TV you discarded and kept in the garage, just in case you might use it..?

All my things are currently packed into two pods and a garage while i'm waiting to get into a new / old house... so, this topic of assigning purpose and use to each room / closet / space is what keeps my head whirling far into the night instead of sleeping!