car parking Glasgow City Centre
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Morning,
just about to take the new car into Glasgow for the 1st time. its pretty low and attracts a fair bit of attention can anyone suggest a decent car friendly car park? the lack of parking sensors on the front and the long nose is making me nervous about buchanan galleries.
cheers
john
just about to take the new car into Glasgow for the 1st time. its pretty low and attracts a fair bit of attention can anyone suggest a decent car friendly car park? the lack of parking sensors on the front and the long nose is making me nervous about buchanan galleries.
cheers
john
jcf said:
Morning,
just about to take the new car into Glasgow for the 1st time. its pretty low and attracts a fair bit of attention can anyone suggest a decent car friendly car park? the lack of parking sensors on the front and the long nose is making me nervous about buchanan galleries.
cheers
john
Ask permission to park in the disabled bit on the ground floor of Buchannan?just about to take the new car into Glasgow for the 1st time. its pretty low and attracts a fair bit of attention can anyone suggest a decent car friendly car park? the lack of parking sensors on the front and the long nose is making me nervous about buchanan galleries.
cheers
john
When I used to live in that part of the world, the local wedding hire place had their cars parked there quite often. A Bentley Continental and a Maserati Quatroporte, back when they were both new. Maybe ask the guys in the ticket office? Added bonus is they'll be able to keep an eye on it too.
On the grounds that they are seldom used, for one.
And the grounds that he will be no doubt be striking a deal with the car park operator, for another.
And you could throw in the fact that they're privately owned and the operator is free to make whatever deal he sees fits.
Maybe there will be a sudden influx of bay users, but I'd be surprised.
And the grounds that he will be no doubt be striking a deal with the car park operator, for another.
And you could throw in the fact that they're privately owned and the operator is free to make whatever deal he sees fits.
Maybe there will be a sudden influx of bay users, but I'd be surprised.
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