'Dumped' Rolls-Royces...
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MoggieMinor

Original Poster:

469 posts

170 months

Yesterday (15:08)
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Sorry its a Daily Wail link.. Seems like a few people don't like someone parking their collection of Rollers in their village.

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15854607/wa...

swanseaboydan

2,336 posts

188 months

Yesterday (15:19)
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I know the area - difficult to park at the best of times - this would be very frustrating for locals

_Rodders_

2,344 posts

44 months

Yesterday (15:24)
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How middle class.

Skyedriver

22,688 posts

307 months

Yesterday (17:01)
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Time the owner moved them.


And replaced them with wall to wall motorhomes

Dapster

9,052 posts

205 months

Yesterday (19:39)
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RR man hasn't actually done anything wrong though has he? If it were 4 Mondeos then no one would give a st!

Daily Fail comments section is a pretty dismal insight into the general public.....

FoolsErrand

94 posts

29 months

Yesterday (20:00)
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Dapster said:
If it were 4 Mondeos then no one would give a st!
You'll get dirty looks for driving a Mondeo through there, let alone parking four of them.

Alex Z

1,995 posts

101 months

Yesterday (20:02)
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Dapster said:
RR man hasn't actually done anything wrong though has he? If it were 4 Mondeos then no one would give a st!

Daily Fail comments section is a pretty dismal insight into the general public.....
Legally he’s fine, but it’s still being a selfish dick.

_Rodders_

2,344 posts

44 months

Yesterday (20:44)
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I'm guessing they're all tax and MOT exempt too.

So just a measly sum on a classic policy and 5 mins of paperwork to keep them all legal.

Dog Biscuit

2,045 posts

22 months

Yesterday (20:48)
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He's being a bit of a selfish imho.

swanseaboydan

2,336 posts

188 months

Yesterday (20:53)
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Imagine everyone who was into cars did that ? It’s totally selfish

abzmike

11,592 posts

131 months

Yesterday (21:17)
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A rougher area would result in the cars being keyed, tyres let down etc. Probably why they’re there rather than where he lives. Out of order to do it long term.

FarmerJim

799 posts

184 months

Plenty of inaccuracy in that article. They are not vintage RRs, just Classicand the 'Silver Shadow II' is a Silver Wraith.

Jimmy No Hands

5,075 posts

181 months

abzmike said:
A rougher area would result in the cars being keyed, tyres let down etc. Probably why they re there rather than where he lives. Out of order to do it long term.
The part of Yorkshire I grew up in they'd be down to the chassis within about a fortnight..

BigMon

6,140 posts

154 months

He's being selfish but doing nothing wrong by the letter of the law.

swanseaboydan

2,336 posts

188 months

Find out where he lives and park a load of cars there and I bet it would be a very different reaction

4rephill

5,153 posts

203 months

swanseaboydan said:
Find out where he lives and park a load of cars there and I bet it would be a very different reaction
Chances are there are already a load of cars parked where he lives -Hence him parking in Dulwich!

4rephill

5,153 posts

203 months

The claim on the note: "These spaces are for visitors" is complete buIIshlt rolleyes

Unless there are resident only/Permit holder only restrictions in place, the spaces are for ANY member of the public to park a road legal vehicle there, just as they are on any public road without parking restrictions, and the law sets no limitations on how many vehicles an owner can park in that road.

Is it annoying that someone has parked multiple cars in the area? - Yes, especially if parking is limited there.
Is it inconsiderate if someone has parked multiple cars in the area? - Again, yes, especially if parking is limited there.
Is it illegal? - No.

Placing a shlt load load of paper notices on the cars is not going to change anything, except leave the cars looking untidy with pieces of weather damaged paper hanging off them (and if any damage is caused to the vehicles due to notices being put on them, or any other action being taken against the vehicles, the person who caused the damage would end up being arrested for criminal damage [if caught of course])

Mr Tidy

30,210 posts

152 months

It's certainly selfish, but those Dulwich residents are perfectly suited to being Daily Wail readers. rofl

If a car is legal you can park it anywhere on the street if there are no parking restrictions. Maybe they should just be grateful they weren't all "Classics Left to Rot/Die!


Super Sonic

13,122 posts

79 months

Dapster said:
RR man hasn't actually done anything wrong though has he? If it were 4 Mondeos then no one would give a st!

Daily Fail comments section is a pretty dismal insight into the general public.....
It's not the general public, it's DM readers.
In fact it's not even that, it's the minority of DM readers angry enough about things to bother signing up so they can comment.