IIRC I'm sure a friend of mine that handled the security contract for one of the manufactures storage areas a few years back said they're unlocked and the keys are in the cars.
Covid-19: Thousands of unwanted vehicles stored at Rockingham
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Correct.
Mine is lol in a duvet, a warm glass of oil and a car suspension magazine next to it
Makes sense!
Sounds about right. I've picked my car up from garage many times and the key has been inside under the mat. Not sure if his insurance covers that but it is a pretty quiet and safe area...
Phwoar, check out those coils. No boots. Dirty minx.
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Early 60s.
Or even earlier potentially.
Maybe. Although I think the 50s still generally had very stylish cars. Maybe late 50s is when things started to get a bit boring en masse.
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When people started pretending that there was a time when the most ordinary of cars wasn't boring presumably.
Did you really think people didn't think an Allegro was boring?
The allegro was never boring. Never good, but never boring.
Will it start? Will it catch fire? Will the windows fall out? So much excitement to be had!
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Brilliant. I think the poster must have forgotten what outside is and where cars are used.
Your stupidity gives me a headache.
Aaaaaaanyway - I have to agree with...
...this.
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Lockboxes on the car, they attach to the drivers window with the key in it.
This is such a click bait article.
Look at the big auction guys such as BCA, they have thousands of vehicles on each site especially the larger ones!
This is an old bit of ground being used as a perfect way to store vehicles, look at Blackbushe then you can make a huge article on that too.
e; This looks like a quiet day
And once again you've rocked up at a battle of wits unarmed. Hey ho. Better luck next time!