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That looks like an apartment complex, given the numbered spots as well. It is quite possible the owner of the car owns both parking spots, too. If so, no one else could park there anyway. If I had two private spots, I would probably do the same thing, albeit not as obvious.
Now a public parking lot, completely different story....
I'd leave him a not at first. And then maybe contact the complex manager. When I lived in an apt building the manager said if I needed I can just call and have a car towed for parking in MY spot. If there were now other spots when you got home and that car was parked like that I'd call a tow truck right away.
Maybe write up a tow notice that says this car will be towed if it is parked like this 48 hours from this point. And put in some bogus tow company name.
A tow done the wrong way (on hook) will do more damage then a key!
Didn't everybody's momma hang one in the bathtub when we were kids? I thought it was a cool squirt gun. I'm glad I never found out what it was used for until I got older...
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I will also park out in the toolies - but only in one space. It's been well documented here that this kind of parking yields bad results. If his car gets damaged or spat upon - he deserves it.
Half the world thinks people who drive Corvettes and other nice cars are rich, stuck-up a$$holes, why prove them right? There are way too many jealous haters out there to take a chance. As that great American Mr. T has said so many times -