Couple more

The first pic is of some stupid a** mofo's just asking to get keyed. The 2nd pic isn't bad at all.

Not parking, but there was just so much going on in this pic I couldn't resist. This is a guy on a motorcycle, wearing scrubs, getting food at the drive-thru at a Zaxby's.

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-y...513_203002.jpg

I have to sometimes back up and re -park by Big F150 because it isn't straight..

But then I care about people..Not worried about door dings, but it is the right thing to do.

The people that park like lazy jerks are guess what ? Lazy jerks.

not just parking, but it extends to their whole home life, ect...

But the Z cars ? I park way out in the end of the parking and yes I do take two spots, but we are talking BIG lots..

And I am not a Hole...But I also don't have any door dings in 28 years..

Also I am talking about food shopping and not leaving it for 8 hours..maybe a half hour or so.

That is not parking..

That is a custom car show..:tup:

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mmm Zaxby's, one of the few things I miss from the south. Wish they'd start expanding up north!

I should of snapped a picture today...

I am in a downtown parking lot that is really small and a tight fit even for my 370z. There were literally like 10 f350 trucks parked in this lot. some were extended cab/bed trucks. I almost could not leave the parking lot because they were blocking the aisles. Why drive such a huge truck downtown into highly congested areas? I don't understand why people commute in such ridiculously huge vehicles.

Maybe you stumbled upon an f350 meet :ugh2: :p

This was at our monthly meet last week, notice that the distance from the curb gets worse as you get further away :icon17:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-uOColF806m...0/IMG_3058.JPG

That's because real Z drivers back in? :stirthepot:

:tup:

:bowrofl:

I love how small and nimble our cars are. I was parked like the above picture today at a client, a foot away from the curb. My co-worker has a new 4 door Honda Accord, backed in as well but with the tire right on the curb, rear hanging over the curb/grass. Her car still stuck out further than mine. :tup:

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Backing in to a previously defined empty space is a lot easier than backing out with the huge blind spots we have.

At first I backed in to be cool, I'll admit it, but then I did it just because it's easier on my nerves in the end.