Range Rover parking...

Is this typical for Range Rover owners to park like? Brilliant pikky tho' A "David Bailey" of the future ?

Brevit

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Yep... ;-)

Show off !!, it won't do the Rangie much good reversing out of that by the looks of it. Now if I did that with my series 3 it would be a different matter.

Mother"

Ironically I saw a woman do just the same thing this afternoon on our local rat run (sorry outside primary school) as she was late so parked between two cars up the grass verge. instead of walking about 50 yards! Dave

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Pity she was in a Nissan Micra ... and didn't actually want to park there .. ;)

Is that a boulder behind the rear offside wheel?

Evidence of touching lack of faith in the RR transmission brake perhaps?

Richard ;-)

Hmm. I remember parking my SIII at roughly 45degrees (sideways) last saturday. It was easier to open the passenger door and let gravity slide me out of it.

Alex

In message , Larry writes

No problem - nice tow bar to lift the rear end as it reverses up ... More to the point, the last time I parked like that I found out my fuel tank seals were not sealing quite as well as I thought they did ... I now ensure that any stupid parking results in a lean to the near-side which saves me money ... :-)

Like the hand brake, i wounder if they carrys that rock around with them?

Like the hand brake, i wounder if they carrys that rock around with them?

On or around Tue, 07 Oct 2003 15:57:29 GMT, "aghasee" enlightened us thusly:

especially the large rock 'cos he doesn't trust the handbrake... :-)

Yep... You got it rigth ! It is in Portugal, by the looks of the license plate's... No matter if you have a Rangie or not, in Portugal, we park in the more unapropriate places... In the more unapropriate conditions...

I would imagine so. Attached to a short length of rope it will stop the top tailgate from flying open as you drive along.