I will be leaving SA for a year and need to put my car in storage where they will occasionally start the engine and move the car.
Try Boat and RV storage of Medina Lake. I know the guy who owns it, and he does a very good job. The sheds are nice too. Im not sure about starting it and moving it, but he may be able to. His website is www.storageofmedinalake.com.
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By Andres Dehais (Buford, GA)
I was looking for a top of the line plasma tv formay leaving roomand after looking for more that 3 monthsI had two finalists; the panasonic Viera p15 and this LG. Althought they were virtualy the same in everything. But there was one final deal breaker... the design. This one flat front glass screen did it for me. It makes this TV look sleek and sophisticate. I am very please the way it looks mounted over my fire place. A great buy.
By MRB (East Hartford, CT USA)
I purchased this TV during the pre-christmas sales in early November 2009 for a great price ($899). I was originally going to the store to purchase the Panasonic P50G15. However, the Sales Associate convinced me to buy the LG - it was the best TV for the price (the P50G15 was $1199 which included a blu ray player vs. $899 for the 50PS80). With Pioneer out of the market the Panasonic Plasma's are considered the best picture quality available. However, comparing the LG P580 vs. the Panasonic G15 is comparing LG's top of the line model against a high end Panny, but not their best (V10 series). The following features gave the LG a slight edge for the price: 1. The LG PS80 utilizes a single pane of glass (The Panasonic G15 is two panes... the Panasonic V10 is also one pane). This reduces the glare in a bright room. My set is in a room with a huge Bay window. The glare is not that noticible. On particulary bright days I close the blinds. I also have a big ceiling light that hangs down directly behind the viewer. If the light is on the fullest setting, you know its there... but if you dim the light you don't notice it. Another trick I learned is to swivel the tv so you aren't perpindicular to the screen. THe light behind the screen no longer is reflected back at the viewer. With the plasma the viewing angle is superb... so with a slight viewing...
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