yea its a car capsule. used to keep your car fresh, circulates fresh air in while car is in storage. you dont use it like a garage and park your car in it everyday. just get a good car cover. this is for high dollar cars/collectables.

 

again people this is not made to go outside. Its for $$$$$$ cars. Dont buy this and put it outside in front of ur apt.

 

Nice i would get one and put it in the garage. No more need to worry about dust or someone laying down finger prints

 

yeah, this is not for a stand alone garage, it will fail if left outside in the elements. its a huge PITA to put a car in and out of one on a daily basis. car must be perfectly clean top to bottom before entering one or it gets gunked up really quick. its for circulating air in side the capsule so that dust cannot "settle" on the car for LONG TERM storage. as pointed out in this thread by another member i have one and am speaking from experience. and its called a "CARKUNE" (spelling)

 

i almost pissed my pants after i read that. OMG i would just die if i was cruzing around and saw someone struggling to get there car in it and inflated. off to the side of a parking lot with a orange extension cord running to the building and up through a window.

 

yeah, wouldn't that be great? so the first time you opened it and the nitrogen hit you, you'd sufficate and drop dead... good idea genius

 

Perfect for a car show.

 

I think he was hinting at it floating in the sky somewhere with the car inside. or perhaps lighting it on fire?

 

My uncle has two of these for his classic cars, but they arnt meant to replace a garage. They are meant to keep the dust level down, and to make sure no one touches it. It a very simple idea. It works just like a moon bounce thing.

 

well i see you and that guy went to the same school because your thought patterns seem to be just as jacked up. for one, it would be hard to make anything fly with nitrogen because it's heavier than air. the second part of that is also stupid because nitrogen is an inert gas. it won't burn. it's actually used to snuff out fires. i believe the element you're looking for is HELIUM...slightly different than nitrogen.

 

boy, my lungs would get tired

 

 

haha

 

Actually, with regards to explosions and flight-capabilities, I believe he was looking for HYDROGEN... Helium is inert so it won't burn either... and it's a good thing, too. Imagine all the tragic children's celebrations: explosive balloons + candles = Hindenbirthday!!





Edit...Nitrogen's technically not an inert gas, either... only the Noble elements are... but it's "inert enough" to make your point...mostly...

 

they come up with some crazy ****