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I have been debating this in my head for months, so I thought I'd see what my fellow autopians thought...



The parking lot where I work is a small fenced off dirt lot. I HATE parking my beautifully detailed car where it gets dirt blown all over it! I can't decide whether or not I should start parking on the street or not. The neighbor hood isnt the greatest, and the street is rather busy... I like the peace of mind I get from having the car in a fenced area (although it is open), but I hate having throwing 4 hours of detailing away every monday!!!



What would you guys/gals do in this situation?



Thanks a bunch.
 
Without a doubt I would park in a fenced area. There are so many stupid drivers on the stree that I have no idea how they got their driver license. I have friend that parked on the street and got hit by a car that was making a U-TURN. The car just took off without leaving any note. Why would you want to take these chances? You can always wash the dirt off afterwards. I feel you about throwing away hours of detailing though, but there's always car cover that you can consider.
 
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<em class='bbc'>Originally posted by William420 [/i]
<strong class='bbc'>Without a doubt I would park in a fenced area. There are so many stupid drivers on the stree that I have no idea how they got their driver license. I have friend that parked on the street and got hit by a car that was making a U-TURN. The car just took off without leaving any note. Why would you want to take these chances? You can always wash the dirt off afterwards. I feel you about throwing away hours of detailing though, but there's always car cover that you can consider. [/b]</blockquote>i agree stay off the street look into a car cover.
 
Stick to the parking lot!!!



It's a lot easier to get rid of some dirt than it is to remove a dent or a key scratch. There are lots of twisted people out there and a well cared for WRX is almost certainly going to attract their attention.::mad:
 
Quit your job!



Seriously though, I would probably park it in the dirt. Parking it on a busy road is going to get it dirty too with cars driving by blowing up dirt and stuff and there's always the risk of getting hit by idiot drivers.



-Ryan Eyres

1992 Alfa Romeo 164S
 
Stop on by the chat and I'll be on with webcam rolling. Wont be able to answer many questions as I'm against the clock.
 
Anyonw else like to have a live detail their doing remember to post it on TID and have it live here in the chat room.
 
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