Have you though that it might not be a *bastard* who did it but someone who was taken ill and had to park in a hurry. Or something else.
Life is too short. Breath deeply and forget about it for a day or two. Live and let live
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Previously on "Illegal parking /abandoned (?) car in my private/marked parking bay - How do deal ?"
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Originally posted by Darren_Test View Postfortunately (un) I am the 'lord'.
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Thanks to all - Good news is 'abandoned' car is disappeared!!. Thanks.
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An alternative is to get a can of expansion foam from Screwfix and use a long tube to block the exhaust. The result; car won’t turn over.
The garage will change the battery and starter motor. They will then think that either the valves are stuck or the cam belt has slipped and strip it down.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostCouple of mates, bounce the car out of the spot and onto the double yellow lines. Then phone the council, who will tow it.
Simples.
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Originally posted by rhubarb View PostMarked using what ? Chalk ?
Bay marking was done couple of years back, planned to do it in the summer again.
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Couple of mates, bounce the car out of the spot and onto the double yellow lines. Then phone the council, who will tow it.
Simples.
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Originally posted by Gibbon View PostI had a visitors slot to use most of the time.
Personally I would get one of those lockable bollards and trap the car in. Then use it to make sure my space could not be used in the future.
If the chap comes along then shoot him in the 4rse. It will take about 5 minutes for him to die in absolute agony.
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