New Clampers: Where's My Car: ITV1 Now

[Legacywr]

[Laurel Green]

The chap went home and dragged his mother out so as to show he was legit.

[Adrian W]

Some people deserve a slow and painfull death, why would anyone want to do that job

What's the point, legalised highway robbery, of course anyone getting caught is just plain stupid

[BlackLabel]

What a tt that bloke abusing his mothers blue badge was. Illegally uses the badge and then drags his mum over to try and get away with it and has the cheek to moan about her being out in the cold.

[Laurel Green]

Unloading the Asra with a forklift, surely that can't be right?

[MiniMan64]

My heart bleeds for the poor rich Londoners having their Maybachs towed away...

[Adrian W]

Bloke behind the counter needs to learn manners,

[Adrian W]

MiniMan64 said:

My heart bleeds for the poor rich Londoners having their Maybachs towed away...

Why does it matter what car it is, it's still legalised robbery

[baldy1926]

Laurel Green said:

Unloading the Asra with a forklift, surely that can't be right?

That looked well dodgy. I'd be furious if that was my car it probably does wonders for the floor pan and the exhaust.

[Vipers]

Adrian W said:

Bloke behind the counter needs to learn manners,

Indeed. The guy who went and got his mother is a cracker. Simple, don't park where you shouldn't.

[MiniMan64]

Adrian W said:

MiniMan64 said:

My heart bleeds for the poor rich Londoners having their Maybachs towed away...

Why does it matter what car it is, it's still legalised robbery

Bullst. There's a definite air of entitlement about people thinking the rules don't apply to them

[Cpl nobby nobbs]

Laurel Green said:

Unloading the Asra with a forklift, surely that can't be right?

Could not believe that myself.
On a small car it might be close to the jacking points, but on anything longer it can't be right.

[cjs racing.]

Blue badge abusers, deserve everything they get.

Lifting cars with forklifts, now way that's right, I've seen them handled better in scrap yards.

[Adrian W]

MiniMan64 said:

Bullst. There's a definite air of entitlement about people thinking the rules don't apply to them

Rubbish, so everyone who has a new or expensive car parks where they shouldn't,

[Cfnteabag]

I cannot believe that people are not allowed to park outside their own house because of bloody homoball! I would be extra fuming if then going to pay £170 for the privilege they were unloading my car with a forklift!

[MiniMan64]

Adrian W said:

MiniMan64 said:

Bullst. There's a definite air of entitlement about people thinking the rules don't apply to them

Rubbish, so everyone who has a new or expensive car parks where they shouldn't,

Sigh

Did I say that?

[Laurel Green]

Those chaps trying to recover the trailer should have known to check the load to see how it had shifted, thus taking 'shiftage into consideration in the recovery of.

[MJK 24]

Cpl nobby nobbs said:

Laurel Green said:

Unloading the Asra with a forklift, surely that can't be right?

Could not believe that myself.
On a small car it might be close to the jacking points, but on anything longer it can't be right.

How would you propose getting a locked car off a truck with the handbrake on and left in gear? They were winched on, not lifted on as the truck used didn't have a crane.

[Adrian W]

MiniMan64 said:

Adrian W said:

MiniMan64 said:

Bullst. There's a definite air of entitlement about people thinking the rules don't apply to them

Rubbish, so everyone who has a new or expensive car parks where they shouldn't,

Sigh

Did I say that?

Yes, your post at 21.29 in this thread

[Legacywr]

I'd like the job of catching the blue badge fraudsters!