Where do you park your landrover?
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howardo
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- In the woods
on the road where ever theres a space, usually on another street. one of the reasons that i'm putting off buying a 110, it'll get knicked and i'd never know.
larrynumber1
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Either in my garage or behind it but always close to our 3 st. bernards!
Pikey
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- in Baron Wet Bum's Slave pit..
on the gravel drive 3ft from the pikey wagon. Spiked ball & chain (morningstar) close to hand.
DEF49
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- CWMBRAN SOUTH WALES
Wherever it decides to stop not always my choice
steve's P38 RR
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park my p38 on the road, it don't very often start for me so i can't see it getting nicked.
trax99
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hiding in amongst the mercs on a lodge carpark ( me I have to pay for parking, not in the funny handshake lot)
90truckcab
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on the drive, series behind the 90 with two trailers inbetween ,
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Too embarrased to tell you in detail how I used to park beast on drive- even by my standards it was slack 
- safe to say that since joining site have changed my security - am buying disklok after payday to add to it .
Think ive been bloody lucky to have got away with it for so long
- safe to say that since joining site have changed my security - am buying disklok after payday to add to it .
Think ive been bloody lucky to have got away with it for so long
Terra Dog
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Mines parked in a private road/cul de sac which you could easily miss when driving past, usually backed up to the garage so the spare wheel can't get nicked easily. I also have a TOAD Cat 1 alarm and a Disk Lock. I must admit when i first got her i was a bit paranoid but that has worn off a bit now. For some reason I leave her in gear aswell.
GRATCH
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i've gone 'other'
I park where the feck I like.................'cos I can, I gorra land rover
I park where the feck I like.................'cos I can, I gorra land rover
buckshot
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:frusty::frusty:tonight
on the bonnet of the coont that lives way down the roads citren van
tw@t seems to think its ok to park up here (and he puts the n/s wheels on the pavement
if its still there in the morning think i'll give my new kinetic rope a test and drag the bastid on down the road out the way :frusty::frusty:
on the bonnet of the coont that lives way down the roads citren van
tw@t seems to think its ok to park up here (and he puts the n/s wheels on the pavement
if its still there in the morning think i'll give my new kinetic rope a test and drag the bastid on down the road out the way :frusty::frusty:
gemsdad
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Beast o Bodmin
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allwasy have mine in shotgun or chainsaw range these days.....
foss
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Right under me bedroom window, additional electrical bypass , clutch claw, disklok, alarm connected to air horn & very soon a shotgun mine attached to it
, clutch claw, disklok, alarm connected to air horn & very soon a shotgun mine attached to it Beast o Bodmin
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shotgunmine sounds good......
...id also considered dropping an HV powerline round it for arguments sake lets go with 33Kv....
...id also considered dropping an HV powerline round it for arguments sake lets go with 33Kv....
Doesn't everyone do that
, better than having 2 ton of motor creeping away if you're parked on any sort of incline
