Cncguy1
Well-Known Member
After watching last nights heartwrenching episode of Graveyard Carz, I am very concerned with how we store our cars. The episode featured the Phoenix Cuda, a 1 of 48 1971 Hemi Cuda hardtop, During the episode the owner explained that one of his cars leaked gas on the floor the gas turned to fumes turning his garage into essentialy a bomb. He came home turned the lights I assume and boom the garage, Cuda and almost he were blown up.
This is the second story I have heard of this happening the other incident involved a friend of a guy I work with. He came home and his racing fuel had turned to vapor leading to an explosion in his garage.
So as I watched this episode and also think about my coworkers story and getting serious about building a garage. How can these situations be prevented? Were the garages built too good and sealed too tight? Lets here your thoughts and try preventing this from happening to someone else.
This is the second story I have heard of this happening the other incident involved a friend of a guy I work with. He came home and his racing fuel had turned to vapor leading to an explosion in his garage.
So as I watched this episode and also think about my coworkers story and getting serious about building a garage. How can these situations be prevented? Were the garages built too good and sealed too tight? Lets here your thoughts and try preventing this from happening to someone else.