Whiteley Village
- Thread starter Jam03
- Start date
- Joined
- Dec 26, 2016
- Points
- 144
- Location
- Spaldingski, Lincs
- Model of Z
- 3 litre Z3 pretending to be Italian exotica. Two previous E89 Z4s.
Someone's dyslexic. 
- Joined
- Dec 19, 2018
- Points
- 145
- Location
- Huddersfield, West Yorkshire
- Model of Z
- Z4 E89 20i sdrive roadster
No MOT since 2023. Quite a list of advisories.
Looks a little sad . . .
Looks a little sad . . .
Nice colour in its day, not many miles all in either, Shame really
Nice to see they did nearly 5k with no rear pads
Nice to see they did nearly 5k with no rear pads
- Joined
- Dec 26, 2016
- Points
- 144
- Location
- Spaldingski, Lincs
- Model of Z
- 3 litre Z3 pretending to be Italian exotica. Two previous E89 Z4s.
It was not so long ago that abandoned cars got a 'police aware' sticker after a while, then were removed and destroyed with the registered keeper being fined to pay for it.
Can the UK not be bothered to do that, either, these days?
Can the UK not be bothered to do that, either, these days?
Depends whos land it's park on.
Public roads is a council issue / DVLA, neither want to foot the recovery bill charge.
Cops haven't been able to lift cars for well over 15 years. Cost a fortune too for a large Force area, no V5 keeper so Cops had to foot the bill (reduced rate) of the Rota garage.
This one looks like a private car park looking at the 4x4 nose in next to it and blocked in.
Public roads is a council issue / DVLA, neither want to foot the recovery bill charge.
Cops haven't been able to lift cars for well over 15 years. Cost a fortune too for a large Force area, no V5 keeper so Cops had to foot the bill (reduced rate) of the Rota garage.
This one looks like a private car park looking at the 4x4 nose in next to it and blocked in.
I guess it’s not considered abandoned if it’s SORN’d. Neglected, but not technically abandoned.It was not so long ago that abandoned cars got a 'police aware' sticker after a while, then were removed and destroyed with the registered keeper being fined to pay for it.
Can the UK not be bothered to do that, either, these days?