It's time for me to bite the bullet and sort something in my garage for the 10'2 x 35" widebody.

I'm trying to weigh up hard racks like this
www.ebay.com.au/itm/1-SET-WHITE-STANDUP-PADDLE-BOARD-STORAGE-RACKS-SUP-RACKS-GARAGE-DISPLAY-RACKS-/221519229439?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item33939331ff

vs wall straps like this
www.ebay.com.au/itm/STAND-UP-PADDLE-BOARD-SUP-STORAGE-RACK-STRAPS-1-SET-BOARD-PADDLE-/121127828599?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item1c33c7fc77

vs ceiling pulley system like this
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Kayak-Hoist-Lift-Pulley-System-Ceiling-rack-Hook-Garage-rack-Storage-/281593928430?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item41904e5aee

My problem is that my wall is across the front of the cars, and space between door is approx 10', so wall racks involve the sup protruding 2" over a not often used garage back door, plus the fin at head high to be dodged when getting a coldie from the beer fridge (which happens fairly often).

Ceiling racks would work great but involve moving one or both cars out so the board can be suspended over their bonnets.

Both have drawbacks, but I literally have nowhere else indoors that it would fit.

It seems to me that the soft wall straps would be more of a pain than hard racks?

Any thoughts/experiences would help.

Or.. www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Stand-Up-Paddle/SUP/My-roller-board-racks/

Thanks Todzilla good to know about the fin - mine is stock too but it might be slightly bigger, would probably fit though. But that got me thinking about how much the board will sit off the wall on the racks.

I've been back in the garage scratching around and I don't think it'll fit in front of the cars unless it's right up high, and with the board being 14kgs and my elbow being RS it might be too much of a struggle.

DJ - love your work but I don't have the end access due to panel door when fully lifted - I'd have to go across front of garage (over car bonnets).

I'm thinking the pulley system might have to do it, replace the rope and I might be able go get away with just shifting one car out. Thanks saJ.

I'm even thinking I could use some curved curtain track type thing, mount the pulleys on it so the whole lot travels, then I could lift/drop board straight, but store board sideways (across bonnets) or even drop it straight onto my car roof racks - with the panel door closed the pulley could temporarily encroach on the space the panel door needs to open.