[JonOrangeElise]

One of my editors walked into today and said a silver Elise is being parked regularly a few doors down from him (he lives in the Twin Peaks neighborhood of SF). The car is parked on the street, with a car cover, and appears to be owned by a woman.

Come on -- FESS UP!!! Reveal yourself!!!

How dare anyone own an Elise but not become a regular contributor to Elisetalk!

 

[MattG]

Parked on the *street*?! :no:

 

[raggedy1]

didn't mattg or someone see a couple of women driving a silver elise on 280 with Boardwalk plates???

 

[smoseley]

The car... appears to be owned by a woman.

Based upon what?

 

[JonOrangeElise]

Re: Re: Who owns the silver Elise on Twin Peaks (SF)?

Based upon what?

based on the fact that someone who looks like a woman was driving it... (the sighting was from a distance)


and, yes, it is being parked on the street.

 

[agent.5]

Re: Re: Re: Who owns the silver Elise on Twin Peaks (SF)?

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and, yes, it is being parked on the street. [/B]

This is bad. San Franciscans use "hit the bumper" method of parallel parking.

 

[apkom]

Re: Re: Re: Re: Who owns the silver Elise on Twin Peaks (SF)?

So then we'll have a documented study of Elise street parking in SF. Please keep us posted on how bumpers look like on that car as time goes on.

This is bad. San Franciscans use "hit the bumper" method of parallel parking.

 

[raggedy1]

but twin peaks is a residential neighborhood that has many spots that can only fit one car so maybe it won't have cars tapping it to fit into a spot.

regardless, i vowed long ago to never own a new car just to park it on the street. kids playing in the street, skateboarders, homeless guy with shopping carts; these a just a few of the hazards a parked car faces everyday in the City. My daily driver which gets parked outside has a myriad of scrapes, bumps and bruises from being parked outside.