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I would just close off the carport with wood panelling and a wooden swing door... Or polyester plates if he doesn't mind the cheaper look.
Do you disconnect the K70's battery for prolonged storage or hook up a drip loader? Presumably it regularly sits for weeks.
Do you disconnect the K70's battery for prolonged storage or hook up a drip loader? Presumably it regularly sits for weeks.
Fortunately the neighbour did't took polyester plates, as such cobblework looks terrible. This is not a trailer park here.
But he was tricky and has closed 1 1/2 sides of the carport with clear polycarbonate "windows".
This is decent - not only for us neighbours, also for the communal authority. It's terrible in Germany with construction permits and such stuff
When I store the K 70 at its place in the barn for more than 24 hours, I always disconnect the battery. During the winter I take the battery home in the heated cellar.
And I cover the car with grandma's bed sheets against the dust.
Also important is, to let the windows and the trunk lid a little bit open.
Of course the car has to be dry, when it's parked there
And the fuel tank has to be completely filled, to avoid problems with condense water in the tank.