Parking Belconnen style

Very Busy said :

Holden Caulfield said :

Rosencrantz said :

Almost certainly not related, as the car in photo A looks like a bog-standard front wheel drive econobox which would be totally incapable of producing the results in photo B!

I thought the car could be an early model Commodore (VB-VH),

Yep, and it could be an SL/E by looking at the steering wheel. A bit hard to tell for sure though.

That was what I thought that morning, (from the angle the photo was taken), but a look at the front on the way home made me think not commodore. Not sure what though.

Holden Caulfield said :

Rosencrantz said :

Almost certainly not related, as the car in photo A looks like a bog-standard front wheel drive econobox which would be totally incapable of producing the results in photo B!

I thought the car could be an early model Commodore (VB-VH),

Yep, and it could be an SL/E by looking at the steering wheel. A bit hard to tell for sure though.

patrick_keogh said :

Sorry p1, the sites were already there. The sights may be new however.

Yeah, I saw that as I clicked send…. Spell check can’t help with stupid.

Sorry p1, the sites were already there. The sights may be new however.

PM said :

Nah, not Belconnen. Looks like the work of a hooligan from Duffy!

You can tell ’cause hoons from the south-side do their doughnuts anticlockwise.

Rosencrantz said :

Almost certainly not related, as the car in photo A looks like a bog-standard front wheel drive econobox which would be totally incapable of producing the results in photo B!

I thought the car could be an early model Commodore (VB-VH), otherwise you can still do reverse donuts in FWD, haha!

please… we can’t see their brake lights… they could be just standing

Nah, not Belconnen. Looks like the work of a hooligan from Duffy!

For Gawd’s sake, give Belco a break! The last time I looked at a map, Coppin’s Crossing was closer to Weston and the hoon marks were on the southside anyway. Just a short jaunt from Red Hill might be more appropriate.

Mmmm, could be right, did stop long enough to actually determine make or drivetrain.