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[stikefreedom]

 

I am a car guy and I have a lot of cars now, but I always want to find my most memorable one. I spent 10 years looking for my first car. I haven't found it yet, I am very sad.

Edited October 1, 2018 by stikefreedom

[Arika]

because it would eventually be classed as an abandoned vehicle

 

https://vancouver.ca/streets-transportation/abandoned-vehicles.aspx

[emosun]

5 minutes ago, Arika S said:

because it would eventually be classed as an abandoned vehicle

 

https://vancouver.ca/streets-transportation/abandoned-vehicles.aspx

"on city streets and laneways"

not private property , as of course has been the ways of private property for a long time

A child could literally drive the car around the parking lot if they wanted and that's also legal

[Arika]

4 minutes ago, emosun said:

"on city streets and laneways"

not private property , as of course has been the ways of private property for a long time

A child could literally drive the car around the parking lot if they wanted and that's also legal

is the Laneway in front of the LMG offices (or at least the parking part of it) actually part of the property as well? In Australia (well my city) at least, the parking would still be classed as council land and is therefore under their control.

[emosun]

5 minutes ago, Arika S said:

is the Laneway in front of the LMG offices (or at least the parking part of it) actually part of the property as well?

Yeah it's in the back of a big complex

5 minutes ago, Arika S said:

In Australia at least, the parking would still be classed as council land and is therefore under their control.

lol , yeah

canada is very similar to the US in the sense that your land is your land , no city service is going to come by and clean/pave your parking lot for you.

now LMG probably rents / leases the space and the parking lot still belongs to the owner but private property laws still apply.

[lewdicrous]

Because it would be blocking a valuable parking spot.

Also, it's a car and not a sandwich (sorry to break it to you), it won't start rotting and turn green.

[tim_20]

Maybe he should remove the engine ,the liquids and hang it above the new lan center as a decoration upside of course?

[LogicalDrm]

Because it takes 10+ years to see corrosion and rusting on modern cars. Even with Linus' Civic. And when we know how impatient internet is, thats way too long.

[stikefreedom]

 

 

 

也许莱纳斯可以先安装一台非常强大的汽车电脑，

因为从未做过过这种CAR COMPUTER视频。

这种情况仅适用于旧车。

@ 莱纳斯

[stikefreedom]

6 hours ago, Arika S said:

LMG办公室（或至少其停车部分）前面的巷道实际上也是房产的一部分吗？至少在澳大利亚（我的城市），停车场仍然被归类为议会土地，因此在他们的控制之下。

 

It only takes a year to stop at the outside of the garage, and the glue and paint on it will be washed away quickly by the rain.

[stikefreedom]

6 hours ago, Arika S said:

LMG办公室（或至少其停车部分）前面的巷道实际上也是房产的一部分吗？至少在澳大利亚（我的城市），停车场仍然被归类为议会土地，因此在他们的控制之下。

 

Can park in the backyard, my backyard stopped a 1930s ford only for commemorate

[Velcade]

31 minutes ago, stikefreedom said:

 

It only takes a year to stop at the outside of the garage, and the glue and paint on it will be washed away quickly by the rain.

That's not how it works.  Millions of people leave their cars outside all year and they don't dissolve from the rain.

[flibberdipper]

2 hours ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

Because it takes 10+ years to see corrosion and rusting on modern cars. Even with Linus' Civic. And when we know how impatient internet is, thats way too long.

Not if you have a Chrysler product.  I remember right around the 2009 refresh of the RAM and how within a year you could see bubble rust forming over the rear wheel arches and within 2 you could easily jam a finger through it. Hell, I've seen the underbodies of some brand new Demons and they already had surface rust forming.

[Ross Siggers]

As people above have said, it would be noticed and towed/clamped eventually. 

I rent a small garage, and in the parking space out front, I was dismantling a vehicle for parts. When the company letting my unit found out, they threatened to remove it and gave me a 5-day notice. It was declared as 'off the road', no tax insurance etc. But technically it was parked on their land, so they had the power.

The Lambo definitely has that 'abandoned' look about it

[stikefreedom]

26 minutes ago, Ross Siggers said:

As people above have said, it would be noticed and towed/clamped eventually. 

I rent a small garage, and in the parking space out front, I was dismantling a vehicle for parts. When the company letting my unit found out, they threatened to remove it and gave me a 5-day notice. It was declared as 'off the road', no tax insurance etc. But technically it was parked on their land, so they had the power.

The Lambo definitely has that 'abandoned' look about it

 

Just stop in the corner of your backyard and you're fine.

[lewdicrous]

1 hour ago, stikefreedom said:

 

Just stop in the corner of your backyard and you're fine.

Where's the fun in that?

Blue balling your viewers isn't a good thing

[dizmo]

Parking space is valuable, and really, with the hardware they have inside at their disposal, what would they ever use the outside PC for? 

 

9 hours ago, Arika S said:

because it would eventually be classed as an abandoned vehicle

 

https://vancouver.ca/streets-transportation/abandoned-vehicles.aspx

They're not in Vancouver though

 

https://www.surrey.ca/city-services/20276.aspx

 

As @emosun said though, they own/lease the building. It's their parking, they can do with it as they wish (within reason). I doubt anyone else around there is going to complain. 

 

6 hours ago, tim_20 said:

Maybe he should remove the engine ,the liquids and hang it above the new lan center as a decoration upside of course?

That sounds safe... 

1 hour ago, Ross Siggers said:

As people above have said, it would be noticed and towed/clamped eventually. 

I rent a small garage, and in the parking space out front, I was dismantling a vehicle for parts. When the company letting my unit found out, they threatened to remove it and gave me a 5-day notice. It was declared as 'off the road', no tax insurance etc. But technically it was parked on their land, so they had the power.

The Lambo definitely has that 'abandoned' look about it

Completely different situation. 

 

Someone likely complained because it's a huge eye sore and potential safety risk. You also rent, you don't lease or own, and it's not Canada. Different laws apply. 

[Ross Siggers]

42 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Completely different situation. 

 

Someone likely complained because it's a huge eye sore and potential safety risk. You also rent, you don't lease or own, and it's not Canada. Different laws apply. 

I know it wasn't a complaint, not that you'll believe me  Also you don't own the land if you're leasing it...

Also @stikefreedom if I had space in my backyard I wouldn't have to pay for extra space would I  

[dizmo]

15 minutes ago, Ross Siggers said:

I know it wasn't a complaint, not that you'll believe me  Also you don't own the land if you're leasing it...

Also @stikefreedom if I had space in my backyard I wouldn't have to pay for extra space would I  

No, you don't own it, but you have more of a right to what happens on said land than someone who's renting.