Official Crappy Parkers Thread

[JARblue]

Originally Posted by Haboob

That's just for easy unloading. Smart, IMO.

Unless they never loaded/unloaded anything...

The street is probably 20' below and more than 100' away from the nearest entrance to their building. I guess someone smart enough to attempt to drive a UHaul up that driveway is smart enough to think that way.

TBH, I never saw whether they actually unloaded anything...

[Drex]

Originally Posted by JARblue

The street is probably 20' below and more than 100' away from the nearest entrance to their building. I guess someone smart enough to attempt to drive a UHaul up that driveway is smart enough to think that way.

TBH, I never saw whether they actually unloaded anything...

is it possible they couldn't pull any further up the driveway without scraping the back bumper on the road, and possibly causing damage to the road or bumper?

either way

[370zproject]

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20140517_141759.jpg the bike next to me has not moved in over 3 months so I park close to it as to avoid door dings at my busy apartment complex and I come out to find that...

[CMadison]

I intentionally parked next to the dumpster to avoid other vehicles. When I came back, this is what I found. This busted pickup thought it was back at the farm.

[370in29]

Originally Posted by CMadison

I intentionally parked next to the dumpster to avoid other vehicles. When I came back, this is what I found. This busted pickup thought it was back at the farm.

Is that a Bud Light can next to the truck's driver door? That might splain a little bit.

[JARblue]

Originally Posted by Drex

is it possible they couldn't pull any further up the driveway without scraping the back bumper on the road, and possibly causing damage to the road or bumper?

either way

Nope! I'm pretty sure that was as far as they could pull into the driveway. The back bumper had already scraped >24" of pavement when this photo was taken. They were completely stuck and damage to the road and bumper had already been done.

I would never have attempted to pull that truck into a driveway that steep. This guy attempted it and then didn't give up until he got stuck.

[Fuzzzy]

Originally Posted by JARblue

Nope! I'm pretty sure that was as far as they could pull into the driveway. The back bumper had already scraped >24" of pavement when this photo was taken. They were completely stuck and damage to the road and bumper had already been done.

I would never have attempted to pull that truck into a driveway that steep. This guy attempted it and then didn't give up until he got stuck.

That being the case, unlike most of the others pictured itt, he probably learned quite a good lesson solely due to the natural consequences of his actions.

I may be a bit of a sadist, but I love when that happens

[JARblue]

Originally Posted by Fuzzzy

That being the case, unlike most of the others pictured itt, he probably learned quite a good lesson solely due to the natural consequences of his actions.

I may be a bit of a sadist, but I love when that happens

I sure hope so...

There's nothing wrong with watching it burn

[7speed]

Lol from camaro forum

[ajm216]

Originally Posted by 7speed

Lol from camaro forum

All we need is a mini to pull in next to the SUV

[slumpey]

Originally Posted by 7speed

Lol from camaro forum

Honestly, I'm glad the SUV parked like this. If this occured in a busy lot, the camaro is being inconsiderate of others. This goes for anyone, even Z owners, who act in the same manner in similar instances. On the plus side, Karma has struck, as the driver of the camaro can't get in using the driver's side door. I only wish another car would have parked equally close on the passenger side.

[Fuzzzy]

Originally Posted by slumpey

Honestly, I'm glad the SUV parked like this. If this is occuring in a busy lot, the camaro (or anyone, even Z owners, who parks like this) is being inconsiderate of others. At least now, the driver of the camaro can't get in using the driver's side door. I only wish another car would have parked equally close on the passenger side.

I'm with you. The great thing about this picture is that one could argue either side of who the crappy parker is. I vote the Camaro driver.

The SUV driver has brass balls for parking like that and assuming that the exterior of his vehicle won't have significant damage when he returns.

[Limeybastard]

Originally Posted by 7speed

Lol from camaro forum

My vote? Double Doucherry.

[Drex]

i think the suv driver is just being a friendly neighbor. isn't obvious he's preventing the camaro owner from driving his potential death trap until he gets the recall repair?

[Limeybastard]

Originally Posted by Drex

i think the suv driver is just being a friendly neighbor. isn't obvious he's preventing the camaro owner from driving his potential death trap until he gets the recall repair?

You are like my wife, always seeing the best in people.