Booted car advice
- Thread starter freedom
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Number one, do you REALLY think the clowns in those videos were "innocent," and two, you'd really rip the front of your car off to avoid a parking ticket?!?
Now THAT'S a valid (and sane) response!
LMAO.... And honestly, I would just pay the ticket not to deal with the drama!
I would buy my own boot and find the vehicle of the manager or whoever made the call to have my vehicle booted. Then I would boot their car.
I would also invest in some lock picking tools and knowledge to unlock the boot without all the physical cutting and damage. Then leave with the boot they put on my car.
I would also invest in some lock picking tools and knowledge to unlock the boot without all the physical cutting and damage. Then leave with the boot they put on my car.
fast forward 1:09 to skip getting the change from the bank
It could have been great, but he left without a recipt, so my guess is he did not win that one.
You have obviously never seen a boot. I have installed one or two back in the day. They are big, heavy, clamp to the rim, and have a plate to cover the face of the tire to prevent access to the lug nuts.
The one I was aware of that was removed. The individual had a friend who owned a tow truck. The booted car was towed, jacked up, and enough suspension components were exchanged that when the legal proceedings were complete and the boot was returned. The tire, rim, and axle were still attached to the returned boot.
Stihl Demo saw with metal cutting blade. Itll take care of it in seconds.
