I'm from the Midwest, so yes. I drive a Camry Hybrid, it should have enough torque to push it right?Does everyone drive a full-size pickup truck in your neighborhood?
Or toward the base of the passenger side windshield wiper.I wouldn't destroy someone else's property even though he is acting like a total douche. the proper thing here would be a tablespoon of Vaseline under his door-handle, sit back and watch the hilarity ensue when the owner returns to the vehicle.
Umm, no.(even an automatic without the key has a release you can depress)
you should carefully place nail in front of the tire or two. You'd have to be some uncivilized POS to park like that. If I had nowhere to go I'd still be slightly irked. If I had some appointment to go to I'm not sure what I'd do, what can you do in that spot if you had to go (legally).
The coolest part is that the vehicle is stuck where it's at for a far longer period of time with two tires flat. Really the hot setup with one that's blocking your driveway. :thumbsup:Valve stems are fragile things. So cheap, so easily damaged when confronted with a blade. No damage to the vehicle otherwise, but sorta incapacitates it when two tires go flat simultaneously.
It clearly shows the city and state where I live (I'll give a hint, it matches the license plate). With a little snooping, you could probably figure out the neighborhood too. I'd rather stay anonymous.What's the reasoning behind hiding the license plate?
It clearly shows the city and state where I live (I'll give a hint, it matches the license plate). With a little snooping, you could probably figure out the neighborhood too. I'd rather stay anonymous.
Disconnect the driveshaft(use a hack/cutoff saw), and push it in the road.
Umm, no.
