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Quoted from markmon:Totally understand. I built a storage shed / shop in the backyard to rotate pins in and out. I can store 10 out there and work on them there then cart them in. It wasn't too expensive. You might consider something similar.
Is your climate controlled - or just a shed? Curious as I have a small shed to store but no electricity to it.
Just read down and saw the answer. Love to see pics of those who have external sheds to work/store pins.
Quoted from MrBally:I'd rather be out of room than money. You can always buy more room even if it requires more property. I once thought of buying a small industrial building (about 30'x70') that is less than a half mile from my home. It was listed for $98k and sold for $92k in 2005. I screwed up by passing it by.
Money may not by happiness, but it's the handiest stuff you'll ever find.
When you have an itch to play pinball do you really want to drive half a mile? Cool alternative.
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