i would not be worried about theft - my neighborhood's way nice, i've got a security system, i've got insurance, and i really don't think any burglars are interested in moving a 300 pound object. in my experience it's usually teenagers interested in booze and easily-hockable stuff like electronics, musical instruments, and jewelry anyway.

i would be worried about condensation on the components though. it sure gets chilly around here in late october at night. wouldn't they get soaking wet inside and out once i brought them back inside and they warmed back up?

man we get like 100 kids a year. huge, newish suburban neighborhood.

weird that it's all the people who brag about their guns who are afraid of getting stolen from. wonder what the correlation is there.

what kind of weirdo paranoid neighborhood do you live in? jeez.

seriously. do you people live in homes or barb wired bunkers?

I would totally do this if I had a way to get them up into my garage.

my basement has a walkout, but then i have to go around the side of the house up a hill over lawn to get to the garage -- that is not a trivial journey with a widebody Williams!

yes this was discussed.

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this is awesome! would be fun to find a way to pull it off next year.

if there were an easier route to my garage from my basement, i would, but i'd have to either go around the outside of my house up a big hill on grass, or up a winding staircase.

not worried about it. it's a great neighborhood and i'd probably be there the whole time anyway.

race card? you're the one blaming a race for crime.

I wish I could do this, but moving games from my basement up the stairs and around to the garage would be a huuuuge pain.

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Happy Halloween Pinside!!

Carved this today ....

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