farmington

Looks like you hired a bodyguard, LOL

Atomic6

I think of the protection factor too when taking my cars into parking lots. I usually won't park 'way out there' but if I see a nice ride I know they won't swing the doors open wildly so I park next to them. I hope they feel the same way.
Just a side note for laughs. I live in a rather small town and our cars stand out to fellow car club, car show attendees,etc..and we all seem to know each other's cars. I parked way out in a Lowe's parking lot one day to avoid others with lumber or whatever. When I came outside I found an older Mustang parked real tight to my driver's door. I could barely get in. Of course I recognized the ride. Wise guy!!! We had a good laugh later.

salmonarmvette

This forum is intended to be a friendly exchange of ideas and interests. Calling someone dishonest isn't very friendly. I thought this situation was humorous, I didn't expect personal attacks for posting it.

72GACRZR

You parked wrong, you should have the passenger side tires on or over that outside line. Seriously, I agree with the protection theories as I do the same with my DD.

Scuba Ghost

While it looks a little strange what is the problem?

ruxvette

I agree. You are in the last spot so your right side is protected. The P/U protects your left side.

ruxvette

No kidding. Had a guy that would work himself into a huge stinky sweat and then go stand in front of one of the floor stand fans and "cool off". Blew stink all over the gym. I changed my workout time...

irok

He is doing you a favor keeping other cars from getting too close.his truck is a fair distance away from car

owc6

I apologize that my tongue-in-cheek tone did not come through better. Will edit to clarify.

RadfordVette

Looks to me that you took parking spot #1 and he took parking spot #2 in relation to the whole parking lot, maybe he was just following the logical order? :-p

Must_Have_Z

Have you considered that maybe he's also a vette owner and just created a buffer for you? I sometimes do the same thing when I'm in my Jeep and see a nice vette in a lot. I keep my distance from them but I feel it's my duty to keep the riff raff away. Vettes for life!

vezePilot

Several have said they think he parked in order to protect your Vette. Notice how far away yet still in the next spot. I would agree with that assessment, and say that the truck owner may be a "Sheep Dog" sort of person. Firefighters, Military Active Duty or Veterans and Law Enforcement. We simply have the innate desire and need to stand between the innocent and the wolves of the world. Sometimes also known as the Three Percent. We voluntarily enlist in dangerous, protective work, and run toward the sound of gunfire. I would imagine that many are also Corvette owners.

Grand Sport Jim

mcandrew67

His truck probably costs more than your vette,

z06clif

Ive had that happen and came out and the lady had her child seat on my hood. With the baby in it.

Clif

farmington

C6ness

I think the person did that just to irritate you a bit. Kinda like when you're running down the interstate and some clown has to tailgate you because they are usually jealous you are in a vette and they are not so they want to bother you. Or they think you think you are some kind of "hot shot in a badass car" and they want to bother you.

jashmore1234

Put one of these on his bumper next to the license plate where he won't see it:

ProfessorDeath

This is to be expected. When you park way out in the middle of nowhere like that, you give the impression that you refuse to mingle with "those people."

Also, why are there blood stains all over the lot? What kind of golf club are they running there??

Don-Vette

problem is they only do it because it's a Corvette and think it's funny