Subject	Yes ....
Posted by	ConVerTT on October 20, 2018 at 2:08 AM
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In Reply To	So, is there any advantage to that? (n/m) posted by not4resaleZ on October 19, 2018 at 08:32 PM
Message	So with that slope water (or melted snow) will flow to the garage door and you can just squeegy it out. But it is not noticeable to work on. For example: lifts seem level. I think that is a pretty standard slope in our part of the world. ConVerTT - 93 Hi Compression TT Convertible (black) XtraVerTT - 93 Hi Compression TT Convertible (glacier white) SlickTTop - 96 OBD1 TT Slicktop (black) Old Yeller - 90 Slicktop NA (PGY) RedZed - 90 "factory" 2+0 TT EmoZed - 89 RHD for parts - RIP And their hot Asian Cousin - 01 Acura NSX NA
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